• @CADmonkey@lemmy.world
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    871 year ago

    I did this to someone once. Had no idea who he was, then he told me and I admitted the name sounded familiar but I still wasn’t sure, he seemed a bit confused, but overall relieved.

    I didn’t know who Garth Brooks was at the time. I at least knew his name after that. It was a long time ago, I was just an autistic weirdo in a Slipknot shirt.

      • ѕєχυαℓ ρσℓутσρєOP
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        It’s funny. Because folk, which is kinda close to country, is super interesting as a genre. It’s one of my favorite genres of music, right up there with rock.

    • Applesauce
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      231 year ago

      You’re lucky you got away with your life. There have been dozens, if not hundreds of missing persons cases that correlate to Garth Brooks’ concert tour locations. It’s rumored that he is responsible for the majority of missing persons in the continental US.

        • @Zron@lemmy.world
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          21 year ago

          I’m friends with plenty of alcoholics and none of them listen to folk or country music.

          They’re the “metal and whiskey makes the misery more fun” kind of people.

          • @JaymesRS@literature.cafe
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            41 year ago

            Well, I guess I was wrong, I just don’t belong. But then, I’ve been there before; everything’s all right, I’ll just say goodnight and I’ll show myself to the door.

            • @jballs@sh.itjust.works
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              21 year ago

              Well I didn’t mean to cause a big scene. Just give me an hour and then I’ll be as high as that ivory tower that you’re livin in.

    • @xpinchx@lemmy.world
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      111 year ago

      Aww I loved Garth Brooks as a kid. He started touring again a few years ago and I went to a show and it was 10/10

    • atocci
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      431 year ago

      Aside from the fact it’s a greentext and probably fake, I could understand recognizing a face from a movie or something and still not knowing who they are.

      • bran_buckler
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        151 year ago

        Especially seeing them out of context. I once ran into a newscaster on public transit, and thought they looked somehow different from the rest of us, but couldn’t really place it. At some point later, I had vaguely recognized them as a newscaster on one of the local stations that I didn’t watch, so I still don’t really know who they were.

  • Franzia
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    261 year ago

    Ive straight up asked people who are attractive if they’re famous before and they’re like well I did modeling once but theres no way you’ve seen that. Different fucking breed, they make people ugly and unfashionable where I’m from.

  • @edinbruh@feddit.it
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    101 year ago

    This reminds me, there’s a national football (not the american one) team that goes to a sports retreat in the same mountain town where my family goes on holiday. So one time we came across one player that was training solo while we were on a walk, and because we don’t really care about football we just went on with our conversation, and the guy looked at us absolutely flabbergasted for a few seconds and then said “hi” and went on his way. Keep in mind we are in Italy, so football players are used to the most thorough fangirling from everyone.