Country boy club

[LMSeven]

Heck yea I am a country boy but I have flip flops too and never owned Cowboy hats or boots. Just live in the country and love it!!!

Living in the country does not make you a country boy, Brian.

Unless you've had an argument with your girlfriend about what brand of chew is better, you aren't a true country boy.

Oh godammit....

My home town has 1 stop light, well 2 now...I live about 5 minutes from there now. The Air Force Material Command is close, along with other sections of the base (wright patterson air force base) which are scattered around. If I had to break it up it would be 42% country, 42% suburbs, 16% Dayton city limits...which is a dying urinal and can thank itself for failing.

 

[dietz4ibanez]

Heck yea I am a country boy but I have flip flops too and never owned Cowboy hats or boots. Just live in the country and love it!!!

Living in the country does not make you a country boy, Brian.

Unless you've had an argument with your girlfriend about what brand of chew is better, you aren't a true country boy.

Hey I'd rather keep my teeth and gums... So I guess you right!

 

[Draenor]

I refuse to become country i.e. crappy country music and cowboy boots/hats....

Todays country is like the todays rap. Its not real music...actually I think the todays country is intregrating rap into their misuc.

 

[dirtyoldman]

OK,I'm gonna date my self,but you guys know I'm an old fart anyway.. in the '50s I lived in a small town NW from Seattle.We had a small farm,maybe10 acres,down the road 5 miles my grandparents had 27 acres.Of that 27 about 1/2 was wooded,mainly fir & a few cedar trees.I can remember going up into the woods with my dad and grampa to cut down a tree,cut it into 18'' blocks then load my grampa's '55 dodge p/u,bring it down to the house then split it with a wedge and splitting mall,fun to a young boy.

We always grew our own veggies,had our owns cows for fresh milk,our own hens for eggs,a pig occassionaly and 10-12 cattle for fresh meat.We lived quite well back then.

Then my dad lost his job at Keyport(I thnk it was a Naval weapons station) and got a job in Seattle.Talk about a country boy lost in the city,I hated it.Now I live in a rural area north from L.A....still love the country,it's different country here but country none the less.

 

[The_Chupacabra]

I live on a farm right now and have been for almost 10 years, before that i lived in town but came out the the farm many many times to visit the grandparents now i see them everyday!

 

[Zembonez]

I live in a neighborhood that doesn't allow dirt or mud. You could walk three blocks in any direction after a big rain and not find mud! I love it!

 

[Nick The Great]

Farm Boy here!

Des Moines is too big of a city for me. Can't wait to move somewhere with some elbow room.

We just spent the last week in Orlando. Definitely too big for my tastes.

 

[mbarclay]

im in there farms all around where i live and my house sits on 40 acres does that mean i live in the country?

 

[Alljackedup408]

whats wrong with a nice pair of boots and a cowboy hat?

 

[Alljackedup408]

Farm Boy here!

Des Moines is too big of a city for me. Can't wait to move somewhere with some elbow room.

We just spent the last week in Orlando. Definitely too big for my tastes.

im about 30 mins outta orlando.. i hate that place.