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Justified and Sons of Anarchy. Justified pretty much has the best dialogue in TV.

I just gotta say, Algernon Blackwood is a god-tier name.

Tom Clancy was my favorite author in high school, right now it might be Larry McMurtry, author of Lonesome Dove. Poetry-wise I favor Robert Burns and ee cummings. Robert Burns because I did a language essay on his classic Auld Lang Syne my junior year in college, and I recited the last stanza...

The first one. They definitely set it up for a sequel in the end, anyways.

Mount and Blade: Warband, anyone?

Copperhead Road - Steve Earle (classic outlaw country) right now.

Got one—or more—of those? Movies that are ridiculous, dumb, and/or laughable, but you still enjoyed them for one reason or another? For me it was the Goosebumps movie. Watched it this Easter at my cousin’s house during a party. Now I did have several beers before we got to watching it, and we...

I found out my Xbox 360 started reading disks again, so lately I’ve been popping in Call of Duty Black Ops a lot, having fun with jackass weapon loadouts in Combat Training against bots (they can actually be pretty fun in a derpy way). Also restarted FarCry 4 for the 3rd time and still enjoying...

The title reminds me of one of the last lines in Colter Wall’s song “Wild Bill Hickock” He met his fate in Deadwood inside Tom Nuttall's place Amidst a game of poker, holdin' Aces and two Eights When up stepped from behind him the Coward, Jack McCall The slug ripped through his auburn hair...

Them that don't know him won't like him And them that do sometimes won't know how to take him He ain't wrong, he's just different, But his pride won't let him do things to make you think he's right Lyrics from “Mamas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” by Waylon Jennings and Willie...

Chances are you've never heard country, just modern quasi-rural themed pop :closed eyes open smile:

Well to me, there’s emotion, and then there’s emotion. I own that I’ll practically bawl while listening to some songs. Won’t list them all, but for instance “And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda” by Liam Clancy or “Son of God” by Tim Eriksen can leave me in tearful awe (and on the last one, I’m...

You know me true, coming at you with them chill af blues...

I never would've imagined crying over pottery I guess...reminds me of the Star Wars trailer reaction video that's been memed lately, with the dude crying over sand being shown on the screen lol.

Didn’t know there was a pottery one. As far as the Baking Show, most of us were rooting for Martha at first, because she was about our age lol.

Back in my last year of college all us guys in the apartment got hooked on The Great British Baking Show for a bit; we took our sides as to which baker to root for, and would trash talk and troll each other’s choices throughout the episodes. Same with the Ninja Warrior show or whatever it was...

I've been really enjoying listening to some blues (primarily) lately, but I'd also like to discover more jazz. Anyone have some good suggestions? Currently listening to what I call a "front porch" or "cool af" blues song right now...if I didn't have to go to work, I'd be outside enjoying this...

Well hell, now that I’ve heard it... 1. You Never Miss A Real Good Thing (Till He Says Goodbye) - Crystal Gayle 2. You Never Miss A Real Good Thing (Till He Says Goodbye) - Crystal Gayle 3. You Never Miss A Real Good Thing (Till He Says Goodbye) - Crystal Gayle Lol. Basically just what I...

Ah nice, those definitely have some groove in them. Interestingly, the North Coast brewery up in Fort Bragg in California here makes a Brother Thelonious Belgian style beer, that is pretty good, if a bit different. Listening to Brilliant Corners, I feel like the song and beer match lol. It might...

Been into some smooth blues/jazz type stuff lately. Goes perfectly with the bottle of brandy I've been working on at night, and maybe a cigar. 1. These Ole Blues - Loretta Lynn 2. Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue - Crystal Gayle 3. Adobe Walls - Michael Martin Murphey