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A Man Is Not His Song - More than a Melody's Needed [1/?]
Series: A Man Is Not His Song
Fandom: MCU
Characters/Pairings: eventual Bucky x female!Reader
Word Count: 3.5k
Summary: After DC but before Romania, The Winter Soldier wanders, trying to figure out who James Buchanan Barnes was, who he is, and stay hidden from anyone who could be looking for him.
Content Warnings: none this chapter
Additional Notes: This will be a short series – no more than three to five parts. I started this in September, but of course was working on The Brooklyn Boys and then took up Silent Screams in Wildest Dreams and was doing my best to finish the latter while it was still a tiny bit spooky season. I thought this would be a one-shot, but after getting back to this and mulling it over for the past few days, I think it actually is a short series, not just a one-shot. The title for this series (and this chapter) is taken from Feist's A Man Is Not His Song.
“Wait! Stop!”
Within seconds the stranger had crossed the room, had his right hand around your wrist, and the other gloved hand – instead of going for your throat or to cover your mouth or whatever else you expected – half-covered and half-gripped the phone in your hand.
“I’ll leave, just please don’t call anyone.”
“You– “
Your heart was beating out of your chest, adrenaline pumping through your veins, and your hands were trembling, but you saw an undercurrent of fear in the eyes of the hulking man invading your space. Possibly more afraid than you.
“You’re hiding. Who are you running from?”
“I don’t know the full reach of who I’m running from, but they are embedded in a lot of the system, which is why I need you not to call anyone.”
Your brow furrowed, your pulse starting to slow as you studied him.
“Give me an hour before you call. Please.”
You bit your lip. Everything in his look, the strain on his face, it was all desperation and fear. It wasn’t pathetic, clearly the man wasn’t weak or helpless, but it was tense.
You slowly brought your left hand up to rest on top of his right hand which was still gripping your wrist. “I won’t call anyone, and this could be the stupidest thing I’ve ever done, but stay here if you need to.”
It was his brow furrowing now. “Really?”
“My mom would be screaming that I’ve lost my mind, but my grams and gramps always did a good deed when they could, and this was their cabin. Besides,” you broke off and nodded your head to the other side of the kitchen where your border collie stood, “Knox doesn’t seem to have a problem with you, and he’s a better judge of character than anyone.”
The dog was certainly alert to the situation but seemingly unworried about the stranger, only that the two of you seemed tense.
Slowly he withdrew his hands from their grip on your wrist and your phone, and you each took a step back.
“Now if you’re staying, you can make earn your keep by getting the groceries from the car.”
He still regarded you with suspicion, but he nodded and moved towards the door, glancing once more over his shoulder at you before exiting.
You took a deep shaky breath, leaning against the counter. Your heart had slowed slightly from its racing pace, but it was still beating rapidly. You had no idea who had taken over your body and seemed to handle that in such a cool and collected manner, but whoever she was, at least she kept you from peeing your pants.
You moved quickly from the kitchen to the great room, Knox falling into step with you. There was a blanket near the fireplace along with a journal and a couple of books, a very utilitarian black backpack next to the couch.
Quick checks of the bedrooms made it appear that everywhere else had remained untouched by the stranger. You stepped into the bathroom upstairs and splashed a bit of cool water on your face, then patted your face dry before taking another deep breath and steeling yourself to go back to the kitchen.
The primary reason you’d sent the man out to the car to get the groceries was because he could have used the opportunity to take the car and get away. Yes, you had your keys, but the man had gotten into the secure cabin without any apparent damages, and if he could pick a lock and disarm a security system that quickly, he was on the run and could probably hotwire a car, too, and if you sent him outside to the car, he could make his break for it. You’d rather him take his out now and report the car missing – he would likely abandon it not far from here, and you’d be able to recover it. It’s what you would do… or rather what you would write into the plot for one of your characters on the run to do.
Knox had stuck with you around the house, but he trotted ahead as you returned to the kitchen. Once you entered, you found Knox surreptitiously following the man around as he put away the groceries.
It was a scene that would be mundane if only he weren’t a stranger.
He looked at you every moment or so, a mix between skittish and suspicious. You still felt a little trepidatious, but the fact that this hulking specimen of a man – with a thick neck, a strong jaw, and a chest and arms that were clearly rippling with muscles on muscles that he was trying to keep covered up – was nervous calmed you more and more. If he were deranged, the crazy would be showing more, and if he were a threat, he’d be projecting confidence or danger, right?
“You seem to have things handled here. It’s been a few weeks since anyone’s been around, so I’m going to take care some other things around the cabin.”
You turned on your heel, then paused and looked back over your shoulder at him. “I guess it hasn’t been a few weeks… how long have you been here?”
He looked directly at you as he answered, “Two nights.”
You nodded and then left him there in the kitchen. The cabin had been modestly updated over the many years, so truthfully there wasn’t a long list of things for you to take care of, but you did go check to make sure the water main and hot water heater were on, switched on the two breakers that get switched off between visits, and then went to the stacks on the south side of the house to collect some wood for the fireplace.
Fall in the cabin had always been one of your favorite times. Summer meant trips down to the lakefront, bike rides, family, bonfires, sleep outs under the stars. Winter was cold, snowy, dotted with holidays and weekend getaways, hot coffee, cider, cocoa, tea, lots of toast, and curling up in blankets. Spring was fresh, new, energizing, and anticipation for summer. But fall danced between warm and cool in the way that invited sweaters and a good fire in the fireplace at night but without the bitter cold. Fall was the time when the rest of the world seemed to be getting back to business after summer, but a chance you’d begun to seize each year to get away, sometimes for as long as six or eight weeks, to write and research, away from any distractions, in near solitude as the rest of the family took time off from any holidays or vacations, leaving the cabin completely at your disposal.
After depositing your armful of logs by the fireplace, you began stacking them neatly as your grandfather had shown you and your brother as kids. It also put you near those volumes you’d clocked earlier, and now you could see it’s not a journal and some books, but two journals and three books – one about World War II, one on the Korean War, and one about the rise and fall of the Iron Curtain. As a writer, you knew the signs of research someone is invested in when you saw it. You could tell one journal was full due to how worn it was – not old, but thoroughly used already – and the other next to it had a pen resting a few pages into it, keeping it from closing flat. You burned to reach for the journals but held yourself back only with great restraint.
You could tell the stranger hadn’t made a fire of any kind, which early October certainly called for, but which made sense if he was hiding. Smoke from a chimney that wasn’t expected to be occupied could have had one of the remote neighbors calling or stopping by. The other cabins weren’t close, but it was the type of place where the neighbors generally knew each other, had a couple of summer bonfires together, and this cabin had been in your family for a few generations.
Luckily it wasn’t too cold for the season yet, but after dark you would be glad for the heat, and so you got to making a fire since it would take a few hours for the heat to generate true warmth through the cabin. Once you got a small but strong fire going, you carefully staked in a few more logs so it would be sustainable for a few hours.
You returned to the kitchen, following the smell of beef stew and warm bread. The stranger was slowly stirring a pot on the stove, and he turned his head to nod at you as you entered. You stopped at the very edge of the counter, still giving him some space.
“So, what’s your name?” you ask.
“James,” he answers.
James was such a generic name it could be fake, but you weren’t going to press it.
You offered up your name as well. Only your first name.
After watching him for another moment, you spoke again. “Why does my dog already like you more than me, James?”
He lets out an almost laught that’s more of a huff. “I think he’s cautiously wary. Hasn’t moved from that spot watching me.”
You smiled, then bent down and held your hand out for Knox, and he immediately sauntered over for some pats and ear scratches. It did appear he’d been watching James, but your dog didn’t seem overly concerned with the presence of the stranger anymore.
You moved to the sink to wash your hands, and Knox moved back to the spot he routinely took up in the kitchen (the spot James said he’d been watching from). James pulled the bread from the oven and began cutting into hearty slices. You started puling bowls, plates, glasses, and silverware out and set the table for two. Within a few minutes, you were both seated at the table, James dishing up servings of the stew to each of your bowls while you started buttering a slice of the warm bread. Knox had come over to lay quietly under the table at your feet.
The dinner started in silence, and you could feel him glancing up to look at you as much as you were at him. You were so eager to launch a thousand questions at him, but you didn’t want him to bolt. As dangerous and idiotic as this was logically – keeping a stranger on the run in your cabin in the woods during the off-season – you were caught in the curiosity of it now.
And even though you had come to the woods to get away from everyone, now that there was someone here, maybe you didn’t want to be so completely alone after all.
His first few looks over at you had been true glances, quick, clocking, assessing. After a few more minutes, you could feel a first and then second longer, more speculative looks, and you refrained from your looks, letting him take you in, willing him to feel more at ease in your presence.
The third time he really looked at you though, you smiled and looked openly back at him. He didn’t seem to be alarmed or bothered by you meeting his gaze, and he did not return your smile, but his expression seemed to soften slightly in the eyes.
“Okay,” you started, “I want to know why you picked this place and what you’ve figured out about my family since you’ve been here for a couple of days.”
He continued to slowly chew his mouthful of stew, his eyes narrowing just a fraction as he regarded your face, no doubt trying to assess your tactics, see if there was a trap to dodge.
“Answer my two queries, and then you can ask me two of your own,” you offer.
He nodded, swallowed, then started to answer.
“The cabins here are remote but accessible to civilization, and spread out enough out here in the forest to be private. This one looked inauspicious and the back porch has heavy tree cover on both sides, which allows for slipping in and out without drawing attention.”
“Oh.” Of course, the trees your grandparents had put in to provide plenty of privacy so the family could always relax without worrying about prying eyes from any neighbors meant perfect seclusion. You wouldn’t suggest to the family that you thin the trees at all, but it was clearly time for an exterior camera system to be able to keep tabs on the place when no one was around.
“Your grandparents built the cabin in 1972, brought their kids often. A large addition was made ten or twelve years ago that corelates with the architecture, but it’s clearly newer and doubled the size of the cabin, and it tracks with the number of family members that grew in the photos on the walls. Your grandparents spent their full summers here in their retirement years. Now that they’re gone, the four sons they left behind still occupy the full summer season here, but only with all of you here at the same time for Independence Day. Your father is the oldest; the cabin was left to him, though he generously lets any of the family use it. The pantry is generally well-stocked with a mix of home-canned and shelf-stable foods. There’s an extensive game closet, and the study is a smaller room, but it has a decent library started by your grandfather and an old desk that looks like it’s been used routinely over the years.”
You nod as he makes each of his correct assertions.
“One of your uncles is a photographer. Your grandfather wrote history. There’s another family author with a featured spot on the wall, but your genre is historical fiction, specifically the American Revolution.”
You sit back in your chair a bit and drum your fingers on the table before breaking your eye contact and deciding to reach for another slice of bread.
“You’re correct on all accounts.”
“I know.”
“So how did you-“
“No,” he cuts you off. “It’s not your turn to ask questions anymore.”
Your shake your head but close your mouth. When he doesn’t immediately pose his questions, you push your chair back from the table, going to retrieve a jar of your favorite jam from the cupboard.
After sitting back down, he still didn’t speak, but you see he has filled his bowl with more stew. You spread a smooth layer of butter over you bread, then covered it with a layer of the jam. Knox shifted at your feet, content to rest and wait, but you knew his movement indicated he was hopeful either of you will drop something to the floor for him.
“What are you writing?”
You groaned, then swallowed the bite of bread you’d just taken. “Did my editor send you? That’s exactly what she’d like to know, too.”
Rather than pressing you for more, he let the topic sit with you, but in a way that indicated he was waiting for you to say more. It’s a behavior you would soon become familiar with from him, though you didn’t know it then.
“Did you read any of my stuff?”
He cocked his head, raising an eyebrow, and you saw the spark of mirth in his eyes.
“Right,” you responded and rolled your eyes. “Not my turn for questions.”
He nodded, then continued eating, eyes on you.
“I would be more annoyed if I weren’t a little impressed at your commitment to the bit.”
“You still haven’t answered.”
“Because I’m not writing anything right now. The research in the time period is just as interesting as it always has been, but I don’t have a story that’s pulling my curiosity yet. No spark, no intrigue, no inspiration.”
You let silence flow between you again and took the moments to finish off your slice of bread. You debated internally for a moment, but then reached for another slice, layering it with butter and jam, cut it down the middle and offered half of it to James just as he was setting his spoon down.
“Here, I can’t eat the whole thing.”
He took it without comment but studied it for a moment, then he turned his piercing blue eyes back to you.
“What makes you so comfortable around me?”
Your stomach flipped. Truly you weren’t comfortable around him, but you didn’t feel unsafe. He made you nervous, but – stupid or not – it wasn’t for the logical reason of him being a total stranger who could murder you at any moment. No, it had nothing to do with that and everything to do with the dark hair that hung slightly across his face, his strong jaw, the muscles barely concealed by his layered shirts, and especially in the way his eyes looked at you as if he were looking into you, not just at you.
You realized you’d taken too long to answer, and you hoped he didn’t notice your cheeks heat slightly. “Like I said before, Knox has always been a good judge of character,” you quickly said. It was true, and your dog seemed just as much at ease with him as with you and many of your close family and friends. “He’s extremely well-behaved, but he’s not content and at ease with everyone he meets.”
“Hmm,” he hummed.
“And now I can ask you more questions,” you said with a grin.
He finally broke off his eye contact again, turning it to the bread and jam in his hand. “I’d much rather listen to you talk,” he admitted. Then he took a bite, and his eyes immediately closed, and he moaned as he chewed and then swallowed.
You laughed lightly. “So, you like it?”
He opened his eyes again and shot what could be considered a glare at you. “It shouldn’t be this good.”
You watched him fight with quickly devouring the rest of it and trying to slowly savor each bite. He then reached for the last slice of bread that had been put out for dinner, buttered it, and slathered it with an even layer of jam.
You grinned, but pushed away from the table, grabbing your dishes to take them to the sink. “I should take Knox out for his evening walk before it gets too late.”
Hearing his name and the word out, Knox was quick to get up and follow you.
“I’ll clear dinner,” James said.
You nodded, then headed out of the kitchen. You ran upstairs and rifled through your bags to get your favorite sweatshirt and threw it on. At the back door, you slipped into your boots and put the harness and leash on a very patient Knox, then headed out into the crisp evening air. It was just hitting twilight, and you and Knox both were keen for a long stretch of your legs after the afternoon’s long drive up to the cabin. You also needed to walk off some of the lingering adrenaline and nervous energy from the presence of your unexpected guest.
Your adventurous dog was always up for a long walk, but by the time you finally returned, he seemed to perk up seeing the cabin back in his sights. By that time you’d also worked out why you were amenable to bunkering down with your strange intruder.
Listlessness.
Your life was good, but you were languishing in a period of dullness. Nothing new, no relationship, lacking inspiration in your writing, feeling more like you were treading water in your life than making any progress. There wasn’t anything bad, hardly anything to even complain about, but nothing noteworthy.
As reckless and dangerous as it was to allow a stranger who had broken into a cabin in the woods to continue staying with you, you craved a little reckless danger in your soul. You had Knox, your phone, and your intuition.
And your intuition was certainly aware of the situation, but when you replayed that first minute with him, where he could have easily overpowered or hurt you and didn’t, and you saw that fear in his eyes when he pled with you simply not to call anyone because he was trying to stay hidden, you felt this was a reasonable risk.
But not if you thought about it too much.
It was what it was.
He could have left in the commotion of your arrival out one of the other doors or probably any of the windows. He could have left when you went to check around the house – twice. Instead, he unloaded the groceries and made dinner.
Even if you’d caught him off guard initially and then he’d only stayed to fuel up one last time with the dinner, your evening walk with Knox had given him ample time to either escape or set a proper trap for you, and so you’d know what fate lay before you as soon as you got back inside.
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Songs of 2023
Here we are, a bit late, not quite as late as last year. 2023 was a busy year but somehow an uncomplex one for me—there’ve been worse years, there’ve been better. If the songs spoke to the times, they did so in obscure ways. Nonetheless: 50 favourite songs, 50 fuzzy thoughts, I hope you like them too.
1. Fenne Lily, “Lights Light Up”
Just the right amount of confidence and the right amount of caveats; just the right amount of magic and the right amount of realism.
2. Boygenius, “True Blue”
I love the matter-of-factness of Lucy Dacus’ diction here, putting friendship to words like it’s the most obvious thing in the world: “I can’t hide from you like I hide from myself, duh.”
3. ANOHNI, “Sliver of Ice”
Somehow, amidst the wreckage, it’s the elegance of ANOHNI’s rhymes that get me: view/blue, tonight/light, more/before; if only death was so simple.
4. Caroline Polachek, “Billions”
All I can say here, and it’ll sound silly, is that what’s happening in this song is an attempt to block off the curve from hedonism to cynicism.
5. Ratboys, “Black Earth, WI”
How is it that, with the mushroom cloud above and the ground opening up before them, Ratboys seem to have all the time in the world?
6. Julie Byrne, “Portrait of a Clear Day”
There’s a particular vocal style, smooth and blue like a lake surface, that you find in some English folk music, and in 2023 Julie Byrne was its sharpest, wisest practitioner.
7. Feist, “Hiding Out in the Open”
Homespun, delicate; thrillingly, almost uncomfortably intimate.
8. Slaughter Beach, Dog, “Strange Weather”
One for cataloguing, inventorying, totting up, working out where you stand.
9. Yo La Tengo, “Aselestine”
“Aselestine”’s two songs: the instrumentals so serenely flowing, circling, generative; Georgia Hubley’s vocals so clipped, terse, holding back.
10. Billy Woods & Kenny Segal ft. Samuel T. Herring, “FaceTime”
Could Billy Woods be our foremost imagist? “In a Station of the Metro” but the train’s derailed, bones snapped, screaming kids, twisted metal? I’ve already said too much.
11. Doja Cat, “Agora Hills”
The year’s best pop song, a delicate dedication from (is it fair to say?) unexpected quarters, smut and bravado doing the bare minimum to conceal its softness.
12. Mitski, “Bug Like an Angel”
This song doesn’t have a chorus in the sense of a refrain but has a chorus in the Ancient Greek sense, a set of voices that interrupt in unison, sometimes using dramatic irony.
13. Big Thief, “Born for Loving You”
Sometimes we speak out of the sides of our mouths and sometimes we dissemble; Big Thief could never.
14. The Antlers, “I Was Not There”
The word sweep is a good one for songs by the Antlers: conveying breadth and inexorability, it’s cosy and domestic too; to sweep like they do is to upturn, to wreck, but to renovate, to welcome.
15. Lana Del Rey, “The Grants”
Philip Larkin said poetry was a matter of experiencing a vision then “attempt[ing] to express the whole of which the vision is a part.” For Lana there’s no whole or part, just vision.
16. The Pines of Rome, “I Am a Road”
Gnomic, wry, lamenting, ground-down but still kicking, a bit ornery but if you sit down at its feet you’ll learn something.
17. Bonnie “Prince” Billy, “Willow, Pine and Oak”
Stolid and unsappy, this tripartite scheme isn’t quite right, but it certainly is one way of looking at the world.
18. Lande Hekt, “Pottery Class”
This song says it’s about missing someone, but all those sighs, all those “again”s, all those “buts” make you wonder.
19. James Yorkston, Nina Persson and the Second Hand Orchestra, “A Forestful of Rogues”
“If I say so myself, and I damn well do”—when you start a line like that you can follow it up with almost anything.
20. M83, “Amnesia”
Big as stars and glistening like them; who, in 2023, does it better?
21. CMAT, “Vincent Kompany”
CMAT sometimes seems to want to be “relatable” but then snaps out of it and takes joy in being idiosyncratic, or a bit off, or, basically, really fucking odd.
22. Mannequin Pussy, “I Got Heaven”
Let it be known that in 2023 we snarled sometimes.
23. Shit Present, “More to Lose”
Shit Present, in the best of traditions, use monotone as a weapon: here Iona Cairns drags down what could be a soaring chorus in the most politically astute of ways.
24. Fever Ray, “Kandy”
The word could be skeletal: minimal, of course, but also spooky, schlocky, body-horror, prone to decomposition.
25. Girl Ray, “Hold Tight”
“Hold Tight” says it wants simple sedentary situations, “talking shit on the grass,” “get a Coke and sit on the wall,” all while it bounces and hops non-stop.
26. Charlotte Cornfield, “You and Me”
I’ll admit to preferring the more pensive Charlotte Cornfield, but no one’s surprised she can do affirmative too.
27. Shannon Lay, “From the Morning”
I love Shannon Lay’s confidence: there’s something ever-so-slightly irreverent in this Nick Drake cover, just the slightest smirk.
28. Jeff Rosenstock, “HEALMODE”
The sort of song you find under rotting wooden pallets in derelict parts of the city.
29. The Mountain Goats, “Fresh Tattoo”
The Mountain Goats grow old no worse for wear: still telling meandering parables, still making us feel right at home.
30. Samia, “Charm You”
“As You Are,” Samia’s paean to unconditional familial love, was my favourite song of 2021. “Charm You” works up the same giddiness about a new relationship but introduces a smidge of reticence.
31. Alex Lahey, “The Answer Is Always Yes”
A big year for affirmations in pop (see#4, #26, #46), but (1) this one’s so intricate too, and (2) this one knows what it’s up against too.
32. The Hold Steady, “Grand Junction”
Metronomic, “Grand Junction” declines to shift its swing, which is no problem as it keeps on hitting.
33. Arlo Parks, “Dog Rose”
Arlo Parks writes pop songs with an undercurrent, love songs that threaten to get a bit weird.
34. Holly Humberstone and MUNA, “Into Your Room”
A late entrant: one that toys with overstatement, knows it sounds a bit overblown, but wants to say what it has to say anyway and see how it goes.
35. Young Fathers, “Holy Moly”
This sounds like 2006 to me, a sticky floor and cigarette smoke.
36. Heather Woods Broderick, “Seemed a River”
This song’s weirdly verbose, maybe it’s indecisive? Maybe it’s keeping secrets?
37. Pearla, “Flicker”
Circularity like the seasons, like the sunrise-sunset, like fresh starts, like the worms.
38. Sparklehorse, “The Scull of Lucia”
A grandiose sort of lullaby, making short work of squally seas.
39. Joy Oladokun, “Changes”
I go back and forth on this one: it feels tailored for the Obama playlist, but it still charms me; sometimes it seems too smooth for the ugly world it describes, but there are more egregious sins.
40. Quinnie, “Security Question”
A missed connection that spirals from a whim into a crisis: the entire problem of other minds “at some party I wandered to.”
41. Black Country, New Road, “Laughing Song (Live at Bush Hall)”
On Live at Bush Hall BC,NR continued to be our best worriers, biters of nails, pickers of scabs.
42. Blink-182, “More Than You Know”
If there’s nostalgia here, and there may be, it’s for “Easy Target” or “Stockholm Syndrome,” the careful use of melancholy, the harmonies, Travis Barker drumming like a submachine gun.
43. Vagabon, “Lexicon”
Vagabon’s a rare songwriter who’ll admit to speechlessness, dumbstruckness, stagefright. But some things are unsayable, some thoughts do need to be expressed in deeds.
44. Subsonic Eye, “Machine”
Go on then, make it seem effortless!
45. The Milk Carton Kids, “Star Shine”
I suspect this one’s too hard on itself—there are big lies and little lies, gentle ones and harsh ones, after all.
46. Sufjan Stevens, “Shit Talk”
Somewhere in the ’10s Sufjan became a permanent presence: a waystation, a landmark, a totem, and on Javelin you feel he cautiously started embracing that.
47. Indigo De Souza, “Losing”
It’s one thing to say “less is more”, it’s another to model brevity like this, to just fill two minutes and nineteen seconds with five- or six-word lines that describe all the details of one thought.
48. Fred Again.., “Winnie (Rosslyn Crescent)”
I’m still captivated by Fred Again..’s soundscapes, his windows into London kitchen-sink scenes, and how much he leaves unsaid.
49. Sofia Kourtesis, “Moving Houses”
Fractured images, shards of life, but Sofia Kourtesis seems confident things can be put back together.
50. Oneohtrix Point Never, “Nightmare Paint”
Not an album where you can pick out one song, of course, but if I had to it’d be this pew-pew space opera, brightly lit and smoothly running, letting the unknown in through the airlock.
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Driving to hunt squirrels, the dogs riding in the back of the pickup truck in their dog boxes, Cauley asks a companion what he thinks the difference is between his mountain feist and one of Cauley's black-and-white dogs. Stumped, the man stammers while looking for an answer, and Cauley laughs. "There is no difference," he says, "except the mountain feist is usually red. People make these things up so they can make money."
Dog's Best Friend (1997), Mark Derr.
At the time of the writing, Cauley was the president of the American Treeing Feist Association.
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lil nas x said mpreg rights | my favorite songs from the plague year (2!)
2020 playlist | 2019 playlist | 2018 playlist
full tracklist under cut
arizona / ms. white // blaze & sybil's lullaby / ben dickey & alia shawkat // don't wanna / haim // brothers / hanggai // guitar song (live) / frou frou // the wellerman / the norfolk broads // julianna calm down / the chicks // let the tall ships sail / walter martin // my lagan love / the chieftains w/ lisa hannigan // ain't got no (i got life) / nina simone // silver dagger / dolly parton // infatuation / sophie // travelers / andrew prahlow // ode to billie joe / bobbie gentry // all together now / ok go // stil love / great caesar // rooftop dancing / sylvan esso // robert henry / the westerlies // doom days / bastille // in waves / house of waters // thunder clatter / wild cub // dear august / pj harding & noah cyrus // slow dancing / aly & aj // pledging my love / fawn wood // sono inochi / kaho nakamura // harlem / jazzboy // whiskey c'est mon ami / pine leaf boys // fabulous / c.u.t. // hainamady town / toumani diabete & the london symphony orchestra // runaway (guitar acoustic) / aurora // difyrrwch / the trials of cato // with you (a sweet little love song) / valeria june // half a mind / freddy & francine // in his arms / jack ingram, miranda lambert, & jon randall // angel island / the brother brothers // montero (call me by your name) / lil nas x // sahara / debanjan biswas & akshay dabhadkar // symptom of your touch / aly & aj // halfway tree / the east pointers // kiss me more / doja cat & sza // jubilee / the war and treaty // mara / jack garrett / ooh ahh! / miguel // fraulein / colter wall & tyler childers // the medicine man / keb' mo' & old crow medicine show // fruits of my labor / waxahatchee // buzz / maddie medley // whipporwill / chance mccoy // train song / feist and benjamin gibbard // garden / nahko and medicine for the people // down the road / stan rogers // rita mae young / the record company // last laugh / elise davis // empty threat / chvrches // find yourself / lukas nelson and promise of the real // dog in a manger / smooth hound smith // don't lose sight / lawrence // krivo polska / hazelius hedin, esbjorn hazelius, & johan hedin // i wish i was the moon / neko case // pizza day / lucky chops // surefire (piano) / wilderado // pilgrim / john mark mcmillan // live for it / moon taxi // remember when / tinashe // this can't be love / dinah washington // getaway / vincint & tegan and sara // without your love / the paper kites w/ julia stone // breath i breathe / ayla nereo // be and bring me home / neko case // jalebi baby / tesher & jason derulo // colors / black pumas // water me down / vagabon // stay (little dragon remix) / valerie june // shade of yellow / griff // cloudy day / tones and i // wine, beer, whiskey / little big town // song of my returning / phil ochs // skate / silk sonic // magnolia blues / adia victoria // i need my girl / aly & aj // rumors / lizzo feat. cardi b // long tailed winter bird / paul mccartney & idris elba // worry no more / amos lee // can't do much / waxahatchee // butter / bts feat. megan thee stallion // love's been a little bit hard on me / juice newton // devil like me / rainbow kitten surprise // in the image / beverly glenn-copeland // hands up / bent knee // verona (stripped) / geographer // coming home / honne feat. niki // oba, la vem ela / jorge ben jor
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BEANSONBREAD AWARDS 2023 - BEST SONG
AWARD NO.5 - BEST SONG OF 2023
PAST WINNERS
2022 > Jockstrap 'Concrete Over Water' (see full list HERE)
2021 > Self Esteem ‘Prioritise Pleasure’ (see full list HERE)
2020 > Jockstrap ‘Acid’ (see full list HERE)
2019 > Weyes Blood ‘Andromeda’ (see full list HERE)
2018 >Let’s Eat Grandma ‘It’s Not Just Me’ (see full list HERE)
2017 > Richard Dawson ‘Ogre’ (see full list HERE)
2016 > Solange ‘Cranes In the Sky’ (see full list HERE)
2015 > Kendrick Lamar ‘The Blacker The Berry’ (see full list HERE)
2014 > FKA Twigs ‘Two Weeks’ (see full list HERE)
2013 > Oliver Wilde ‘Perrett’s Brook’ (see full list HERE)
2010 > Untold ‘Stop What You’re Doing (James Blake Remix) (see full list HERE)
2009 > Joker - ‘Digidesign’ (see full list HERE)
2008 > Lil’ Wayne - ‘A Milli’ (see full list HERE)
2007 > Panda Bear - ‘Bros’ (see full list HERE)
2006 > Hot Chip - ‘Over And Over’ (see full list HERE)
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RULES - A maximum of THREE tracks from any one artist. Songs can be tied in the same position.
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THE RUNNERS UP (in alphabetical order)
100 Gecs ‘Hollywood Baby’
Alabaster DePlume ‘Did You Know’
Animal Collective ‘Soul Capturer’ / ‘Defeat’
Aphex Twin ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’
Avey Tare ‘The Musical’
Bar Italia ‘Nurse!’ / ‘My Little Tony’
Bas Jan ‘No More Swamp’
BC Camplight ‘The Last Rotation Of Earth’
Beabadoobee & Clairo ‘Glue Song’
Beck & Phoenix ‘Odyssey’
Benjamin Spike Saunders ‘I Can’t Impress You’
Big Thief ‘Vampire Empire’
Biig Piig ‘In The Dark’
Blur ‘The Narcissist’
Danny Brown ‘Tantor’ / ‘Jenn’s Terrific Vacation’
Das Koolies ‘Pain Down The Drain’
Dean Blunt & TYSON ‘Rinsed’
Divorce ‘Scratch Your Metal’
Django Django ‘Don’t Touch That Dial’ / ‘Black Cadillac’
Dorian Electra ‘Puppet’
English Teacher ‘The World’s Biggest Paving Slab’
Feist ‘Borrow Trouble’
Felicita ‘Spalarkle (Alys)'
Firestations ‘Undercover’
Hannah Diamond ‘Affirmations’ / ‘Twisted’
H. Hawkline ‘Plastic Man’
Janelle Monae, Seun Kuti, Egypt 80 ‘Float’
Jessy Lanza ‘Limbo’
Jockstrap ‘Sexy 2’
John Cale ‘Noise Of You’
JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown ‘Scaring The Hoes’ / ‘Lean Beef Patty’
Kara Jackson ‘Dickhead Blues’
Katy J Pearson ‘Willow’s Song’
Kelela ‘Contact’
King Krule ‘Seaforth’
The Lemon Twigs ‘Any Time of Day’
Lil Yachty ‘Drive Me Crazy!’
Liz Lawrence & Steve Mason ‘I Was There’
Magdalena Bay ‘Top Dog’
Martha Ffion ‘The Wringer’
MAY ‘Phone Me’
Memotone ‘Door To The Sky’
MGMT ‘Bubblegum Dog’ / ‘Mother Nature’
Minor Conflict ‘Second-Hand Time / ‘Living Statue’
Mitski ‘Bug Like An Angel’
Mun Sing ‘Waiting In The Car’
Nadine Shah ‘Topless Mother’
Nourished By Time ‘Daddy’ / ‘The Fields’
Oneohtrix Point Never ‘On An Axis’
One True Pairing ‘Frozen Food Centre’
Overmono ‘Good Lies’
Panda Bear, Sonic Boom, Adrian Sherwood ‘Whirlpool Dub’
Patten ‘Walk With U’
Pinkpantheress & Ice Spice ‘Boy’s A Liar Pt.2’
Pozi ‘Failing’ / ‘Pest Control’
Quade ‘Streching Out’
Roisin Murphy 'CooCool'
Rozi Plain ‘Complicated’ / ‘Painted The Room’
Seamus Fogarty ‘They Recognised Him’
Shabazz Palaces ‘Binoculars’
Sierra Manhattan ‘Smartphones’
Slauson Malone 1 ‘New Joy’
Sleaford Mods ‘UK Grim’ / ‘Force 10 From Navarone’
The Smile ‘Wall Of Eyes’
Squid ‘Siphon Song’ / ‘Undergrowth’
Steve Mason ‘The People Say’
Tapeworms ‘IRL’
Terry ‘Gold Duck’
Tirzah ‘No Limit’
Trust Fund ‘London’
Vagabon ‘Carpenter’
Warmduscher ‘Love Strong’
Weird Wave ‘Unrecognise!’
Wesley Gonzalez ‘Dress Rehearsal’ / ‘When I Rot’
Yaeji ‘For Granted’ / ‘Done (Let’s Get It)’
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THE TOP 25 SONGS OF 2023
25. Bjork & Rosalia ‘Oral’
24. MF Tomlinson ‘We Are Still Wild Horses’
23. Fever Ray ‘Even It Out’
22. Dorian Electra ‘Freak Mode’
21. Nourished By Time ‘Shed The Fear’
20. ANOHNI & The Johnsons ‘It Must Change’
19. Young Fathers ‘Rice’
18. Kwes, Sampha, Tirzah ‘Open Up’
17. Max Tundra ‘Lights 2023’
16. Squid ‘Undergrowth’
15. Tara Clerkin Trio ‘Marble Walls’
14. Rozi Plain ‘Help’
13. The Lemon Twigs ‘When Winter Comes Around’ / ‘Corner Of My Eye’
12. Animal Collective ‘Gem & I’
11. Max Tundra ‘This Woman’s Work’
10. Water From Your Eyes ‘Barley’
9. Django Django & Self Esteem ‘Complete Me’
8. JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown ‘Burfict!’
7. Bill Ryder-Jones ‘This Can’t Go On’
6. Squid ‘Swing (In A Dream)’
5. Tara Clerkin Trio ‘The Turning Ground’
4. Lana Del Rey ‘A&W’
3. Steve Mason ‘Brixton Fish Fry’
2. Caroline Polachek ‘Dang’
1. Oneohtrix Point Never ‘A Barely Lit Path’
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Best Music, 2023
1. Amaarae - Fountain Baby
2. Sampha - Lahai
3. Youth Lagoon - Heaven is a Junkyard
4. billy woods & kenny segal - maps
5. Fever Ray - Radical Romantics
6. Jessie Ware - That! Feels Good!
7. Avelino - God Save the Streets
8. Feist - Multitudes
9. noname - Sundial
10. L'Rain - I Killed Your Dog
11. jaimie branch - Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die (World War)
12. JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown - Scaring the Hoes
13. Kali Uchis - Red Moon in Venus
14. Lana Del Rey - Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd
15. Róisín Murphy - Hit Parade
16. Aesop Rock - Integrated Tech Solutions
17. Kelela - Raven
18. Sufjan Stevens - Javelin
19. Corinne Bailey Rae - Black Rainbows
20. Mon Laferte - Autopoiética
21. Veeze - Ganger
22. Yves Tumor - Praise A Lord Who Chews
23. Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shazhad Ismaily - Love in Exile
24. Nonso Amadi - When It Blooms
25. Mick Jenkins - The Patience
26. Liv.e - Girl in a Half Pearl
27. boygenius - The Record
28. Jorja Smith - Falling or Flying
29. Meshell Ndegeocello - The Omnichord Real Book
30. Squid - O Monolith
31. Julia Byrne - The Greater Wings
32. Mitski - The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We
33. Lakecia Benjanim - Phoenix
34. Victoria Monet - Jaguar II
35. Avalon Emerson - & The Charm
36. Kara Jackson - Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love?
37. Danny Brown - Quaranta
38. Caroline Polachek - Desire, I Want to Turn Into You
39. Romy - Mid Air
40. Laurel Halo - Atlas
41. Iris DeMent - Workin' on a World
42. Zulu - A New Tomorrow
43. Troy Sivan - Something to Give Each Other
44. J Hus - Beautiful and Brutal Yard
45. Anthony Nalpes - Orbs
46. Lil Tecca - TEC
47. Gia Margaret - Romantic Piano
48. Clea Sol - Heaven
49. Gunna - a Gift & a Curse
50. Wesley Joseph - GLOW
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Top 2023
GRINGOS
Kara Jackson - Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love?
ANOHNI - My Back Was a Bridge For You To Cross
Titanic - Vidrio
PJ Harvey - I Inside The Old Year Dying
Mitski - The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We
boygenius - boygenius
Noname - Sundial
Wednesday - Rat Saw God
Sufjan Stevens - Javelin
Amor Muere - A time to love, a time to die
Julie Byrne - The Greater Wings
Corinne Bailey Rae - Black Rainbows
Liturgy - 93696
Kelela - Raven
Caroline Polachek - Desire, I Want To Turn Into You
Fever Ray - Radical Romantics
JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown - SCARING THE HOES
Lana del Rey - Did you know there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd
Water From Your Eyes - Everyone’s Crushed
Kali Uchis - Red Moon in Venus
Jessie Ware - That! Feels! Good!
jaimie branch - Fly or Die Flyr Or Die Fly or Die (World War)
Avalon Emerson - & The Charm
bar italia - Tracey Denim/The Twits
Joanna Sternberg - I’ve Got Me
L’Rain - I Killed Your Dog
Yaeji - With a Hammer
Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismaily - Love in Exile
Amaarae - Fountain Baby
Tirzah - trip9love..???
Angel Bat Dawid - Requiem for Jazz
Cloth - Secret Measure
Genevieve Artadi - Forever Forever
Slow Pulp - Yard
Mandy, Indiana - i’ve seen a way
Allegra Krieger - I Keep My Feet on the Fragile Plan
Billy Woods & Kenny Segal - Maps
Parannoul - After the Magic
yeule - Softscars
Model/Actriz - Dogsbody
KAROL G - MAÑANA SERÁ BONITO
slowthai - UGLY
Bruise and Bicycle - Holy Red Wagon
Lonnie Holley - Oh Me Oh My
100 gecs - 10,000 gecs
Yves Tumor - Praise a Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consumer; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)
deathcrash - LESS
The Clientele - I Am Not There Anymore
Masego - MASEGO
Brandee Younger - Brand New Life
Olivia Rodrigo - GUTS
Feist - Multitudes
Jana Horn - The Window Is The Dream
Marina Herlop - Nekkuja
feeble little horse - Girl with Fish
Carly Rae Jepsen - The Loveliest Time
Lil Yachti - LET’S START
Slowdive - everything is alive
Anjimile - The King
Lamp of Murmuur - Satuarnian Bloodstorm
Sofia Kourtesis - Madres
Pinkpantheress - Heaven Knows
Live.e - Girl in the Half Pearl
Meerna - So Far So Good
Yazmin Lacey - Voice Notes
Laufey - Bewitched
Janelle Monáe - The Age of Pleasure
Sweeping Promises - Good Living is Coming For You
Nourished By Time - Erotic Probiotics 2
Young Fathers - Heavy Heavy
Gaika - Drift
Margaret Glaspy - Echo the Diamond
Jamila Woods - Water Made Us
Yo La Tengo - This Stupid World
Marnie Stern - Comeback Kid
Speedy Ortiz - Rabbit Rabbit
Mckinley Dixon - Beloved! Paradise! Jazz?!
James Blake - Playing Robots Into Heaven
Alice Longyu Gao - Let’s Hope Heteros Fail, Learn and Retire
Cécile McLorin Salvant - Mélusine
Laurel Halo - Atlas
Alan Palomo - World of Hassle
Gia Margaret - Romantic Piano
Tomb Mold - The Enduring Spirit
Juan Wauters - Wandering Rebel
Raye - My 21st Century Blues
MSPAINT - Post-American
Militarie Gun - Life Under The Gun
Gorgeous - Sapsucker
Ratboys - Ratboys
Hotline TNT - Carthweel
Mary Jane Dunphe - Stage of Love
TAICHU - Rawr
Jonny Nash - Point of Entry
André 3000 - New Blue Sun
Youth Lagoon - Heaven is a Junkyard
Sen Morimoto - Diagnosis
Rid of Me - Access To The Lonely
Vanishing Twin - Afternoon X
U.S.Girls - Bless This Mess
BRASIL
Luiza Lian - 7 estrelas / quem arrancou o céu?
Ava Rocha - NEKTAR
FBC - O Amor, O Perdão e a Tecnologia Irão Nos Levar Para Outro Planeta
cabezadenego - Mimosa
Rodrigo Ogi - Aleatoriamente
Loreta Colucci - Antes que eu caia
Polara - Partilha
Ana Frango Elétrico - Me Chama de Gato Que Eu Sou Sua
Lê Almeida - I Feel in the Sky
Jards Macalé - Coração Bifurcado
gueersh - Tempo Elástico
Mateus Fazeno Rock - Jesus Ñ Voltará
Fleezus - Off Mode
Carla Boregas - Pena ao Mar
Ítallo - Tarde no Walkíria
Idlibra - Muganga
Tori - Descese
Ema Stoned - Devaneio
Sophia Chablau e Uma Enorme Perda de Tempo - Música do Esquecimento
Crypta - Shades of Sorrow
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Upcoming Shows - Nov. 2023
"You forgot..." No, I didn't forget. This is not a comprehensive list.
Nov. 9-10 - The New Pornographers at Bimbo’s
Nov. 10 - Quasi at Thee Stork Club in Oakland
Nov. 10 - The National w/Hand Habits at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
Nov. 11 - Liz Phair at the Masonic Theater
Nov. 11 - Be Your Own Pet at the Great American Music Hall
Nov. 13 - A Giant Dog at the Bottom of the Hill
Nov. 13 - Margaret Glaspy at the Independent
Nov. 13-15 - Built to Spill at the Chapel
Nov. 15 - Mudhoney at the Great American Music Hall
Nov. 15 - Deap Vally at August Hall
Nov. 16 - The Linda Lindas w/Illuminati Hotties at the Regency Ballroom
Nov. 21 - The Japanese House at the Fillmore
Dec. 1 - Conspiracy of Venus w/Brian Belknap at the Lost Church
Dec. 1 - Macy Gray at Cornerstone Brewery in Berkeley
Dec. 3-4 - Indigo De Souza at the Independent
Dec. 5 - Jenny Lewis at the Warfield
Dec. 7 - Deafheaven at the Regency Ballroom
Dec. 9 - Devendra Banhart at the Fillmore
Dec. 10 - Cayucas at the Independent
Dec. 15 - Jeff Rosenstock at the Regency Ballroom
Dec. 30-31 - LCD Soundsystem w/Peaches at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
Dec. 31 - Luna at the Fillmore
Jan. 6 - Cheekface at the Rickshaw Stop
Jan. 6 - Robyn Hitchcock at the Chapel
Jan. 11 - Pardoner at the Rickshaw Stop
Jan. 18 - Fake Fruit at the Rickshaw Stop
Jan. 20 - Slothrust at the Bottom of the Hill
Jan. 24 - Lydia Loveless at Cafe du Nord
Jan. 31 - Squirrel Flower at the Bottom of the Hill
Feb. 8-9 - Yo La Tengo at the Fillmore
Feb. 8 - Black Pumas at the Fox Theater in Oakland
Feb. 13 - The Rural Alberta Advantage at the Rickshaw Stop
Feb. 20-21 - Feist at the Fillmore
Feb. 20-21 - Ty Segall at the Great American Music Hall
Feb. 24 - Otoboke Beaver at the Fillmore
Feb. 25 - Husbands at the Rickshaw Stop
Feb. 27 - Squid at the Regency Ballroom
Feb. 29 - Cherry Glazerr at August Hall
Mar. 1-2 - Snail Mail at the Great American Music Hall
Mar. 5 - Arlo Parks at the Fox Theater in Oakland
Mar. 7 - Destroyer at the Chapel
Mar. 15 - Typhoon at the Great American Music Hall
Mar. 23 - The Lone Bellow at the Independent
Mar. 26 - Mary Timony at the Rickshaw Stop
Mar. 29 - Torres at Cafe du Nord
Mar. 30-31 - Sleater-Kinney at the Warfield
Mar. 31 - Sir Chloe at the Independent
Apr. 1 - Hurray for the Riff Raff at August Hall
Apr. 30 - Andy Shauf at The Chapel
May 1 - Andy Shauf at The Chapel
May 11-12 - Caroline Rose at The Chapel
May 16 - The Go! Team at the Independent
May 18 - Wednesday at the Fillmore
June 4 - Yard Act at the Independent
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Old time mountain feist dog breed
There's no color standard for Mountain Feists they can be almost any color or pattern, but albinism is a disqualifying fault in the conformation ring.Īs a result of the mixed heritage of feists in general, different lines have different hunting styles some bay while trailing a squirrel and others are silent.Īs a result of the mixed heritage of feists in general, different lines have different hunting styles some bay while trailing a squirrel and others are silent. Today's Mountain Feists, as standardized by the United Kennel Club, generally range from 12 to 18 inches in height and 12 to 30 pounds in weight. Other names or types of feists include Bench Feist, Pencil Tailed Feist, Flop Eared Feist and Traditional Feist, and some breeders have their own proprietary names for their specific lines. Some of the other lines and types of feists are of different histories, however, and some breeders have their own crosses and lines. The original feists often were crosses between terriers and hounds the cross was gradually stabilized into the modern Mountain Feist. Today's Mountain Feist was likely developed in the rural South as a low-maintenance dog to hunt small game and eliminate vermin, and today is used mostly for hunting squirrel. This is a terrier-type dog that was recognized by the United Kennel Club in 2015. Today there are quite a few strains and types of feists in America, but the best known probably is the Mountain Feist. You’ll smile when he enters the room…he is a special little guy.These small treeing dogs-excellent companions of Florida squirrel hunters-are a uniquely American breed. On cool nights I’ll wake up to his silky, soft coat cuddled up against me. He is a fantastic companion, good looking and knows he’s good looking. He requires a lot of exercise, enjoys being chased through the house and being hooked to a leash and walked after each meal. He is a gentleman whose only questionable habit is habitually cleaning his girlfriend’s ears after having a drink of water. He is social, very athletic and is a master snuggler. Pop-i is now eight years old and possesses the energy level of a puppy. The little man and his girlfriend, y2Katy Doodle Bug, live in the ultimate kennel on a remote farm in the mountains of East Tennessee. Unfortunately (fortunately for me) the report of a rifle terrifies him hence the reason he was discarded. He is a true purebred Treeing Feist who comes unglued at the sight or scent of a squirrel. Kodi the Mountain Feist playing in the snow Kodi the Mountain Feist climbing up a tree Kentucky Jody (brown and white female) Treeing (aka Mountain) Feist dog, is registered with the National Kennel Club (NKC) and the United Kennel Club (UKC)- "We hunt mostly squirrels with our dogs, but rabbits and game birds as well." Photo courtesy of Treeing (aka Mountain) Feist Squirrel DogsĬricket is a registered Smokey Mountain Feist seen here at 6 years old. They do require lots of exercise and playtime, preferably with another dog." She is a wonderful pet, and I highly recommend this breed to anyone looking for an active, fun, loving dog. She enjoys playing chase, hunting for something to chase, swimming, digging in the sand, and sleeping under the covers. She has an unlimited amount of energy, and she loves dogs and people of all kinds. "Grommet is an American Treeing Feist, female, shown here at one year old. He is becoming a heavily desired dog at a very young age." Photo courtesy of Mountain Valley Feist Squirrel Dog Kennels He is an outstanding dog with a tremendous future. "Bear is an American Feist that has a champion bloodline. Movement: Swift and very agile, with flowing gait. The feet are small and compact, with arched toes and thick pads. Hind legs are muscular, with hocks slightly bent. The chest is fairly deep and well ribbed. The nose is black and self-colored according to coat. The muzzle is medium length and tapers to a point. The ears are set well on the side of head, wedge-shaped and held erect or semi-erect. The head has a medium-length muzzle with a slightly rounded skull. Coat colors include tricolor with spots, red and white, red, black, black and tan, blue and white, red brindle, and white. The coat of the Mountain Feist is short and smooth.
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Feist dog breed temperament
Many of these dogs are described as energetic, intelligent, and adaptable, with a great sense of their surroundings. Learning the exact character of an unstandardized dog breed can be tricky, and individual dogs will be pretty different - both physically and mentally. These dogs specialize in hunting rodents like rats, mice, and squirrels. Mind you, they are still a hunting breed, and if they see a rat, their hunting instincts will kick in. They have more tracking hound traits, which makes them a bit friendlier and more outgoing. Terriers, in general, have a high prey drive, but since Beagles were added to this breed, their temperaments became a lot milder. Unlike Jack Russell Terriers, Feist dogs are a lot calmer when they are not running or hunting. These dogs come in different color combinations, with the most popular ones being black and tan, blue and white, brindle and black, and red and white. It has a smooth coat that sheds moderately all year. They have a specific body structure that makes them slim, fast, and extremely agile. Feist dogs have smooth coats.įeist dogs are usually around 18 inches tall and can weigh up to 20 pounds. Jack Russell Terriers have shorter legs and tails, and their coats are usually coarse. However, there are some critical differences between them. In fact, they are so alike that Feists are often mistaken for Jack Russells. The Feist dogs are small, active hunters that look a lot like the Jack Russell Terriers. The two types are, of course, the Treeing and Mountain Feist dogs. The truth is still unclear, but the widest accepted theory is that the two varieties are different only by the place where they come from. Some claim there are no physical differences, while others claim there are, and they should be differentiated by their size. There is still a spirited debate among the Southern breeders and owners about different varieties of the Feist dogs. It is clear that the Feist is a mix of plenty of breeds, and the result is a scrappy hunting dog that comes in different varieties. The first three were added to improve the Feist dog’s speed, and the Beagle was added to improve their hunting and tracking abilities. Most noticeably, the Feist dog is a mix of:Īfter a while, Feist dog breeders added several other breeds, and each of the added breeds had an exact reason behind the introduction. It came to life as a result of mixing different breeds that English farmers and immigrants brought with them to the US couple of hundred years ago. The Feist dog is an American, unregistered, yet fairly popular dog breed. So why not start with a domestic one like the Feist dog? What is a Feist dog? But getting to know all local breeds is nearly impossible. US cynology association currently has 197 registered dog breeds, and the FCI recognizes over 390. Trim his nails as needed, usually every few weeks, and brush his teeth for good overall health and fresh breath.Getting to know all registered dog breeds can be tricky. No regular Grooming is needed and weekly Brush for removing dead hair, and bathe only when necessary. Their price depends upon the pup’s age, sex, quality, pedigree, and breeder’s location. The average price of a Mountain Feist puppy from a reputable breeder is between $500 to $800, while a top-quality Mountain Feist dog can cost as high as $1000 and upward of $3000. Treeing Feist, American Treeing Feist, American Feist, Mountain Terrier Mountain Feist dog price, popularity by years, origin, breed group, size, breed type, life span, temperament, colors, etc… Mountain Feist Puppy Breed Information
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Interesting Feist Dog Breed Information
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Dogs have various characters, which generally relies upon the breed. At the point when you consider dealing with a dog, it is consistently prudent to investigate and look further into their breed prior to obtaining one. As a matter of fact, this is not difficult to accomplish for notable dog breeds. In any case, for certain breeds like the Feist Dog breed (otherwise called Mountain Feists), it is an immense test since the breed isn't just normal.
Subsequently, picking a breed that you know nothing or minimal about could make you take on a puppy that confuses your life. It is feasible to obtain a dog that is faithful, fiery and a decent buddy, yet excessively cordial to interlopers. Essentially, you can likewise wrongly pick a dog breed that is a defensive watchdog however is excessively threatening to youngsters.
At last, tracking down a decent dog breed can be a hard errand, particularly with such countless breeds to browse. With that considered, in case you are searching for a breed that can adjust to your dynamic way of life, you ought to consider a Feist Dog. Feist is among the principal breeds in America, however one that is less discussed when contrasted with other canine breeds. Here we take a gander at the intriguing Feist Dog Breed Information to empower you to settle on an educated choice.
What is a Feist Dog Breed?
What is a Feist Dog Breed?
Disposition
Size of the Feist Dog Breed
Varieties (Feist Appearance)
Wellbeing and Lifespan
Taking care of Charts (Diet Requirements)
Last Thoughts About the White Feist Dog Breed
The Feist dog breed is a cross between a few breeds.
A Black Feist Dog is a medium-sized puppy that is 10 to 18 creeps in stature and weighs around 20 pounds. In particular, it is a cross between American Indian dogs and English Terriers. Also, this dog breed has short hair and arrives in an assortment of shading mixes, which could be black and white, red and white, blue and white, black and tan, or mottle and black.
Disposition
With regards to personality, the Feist breed is steadfast and will do anything to satisfy their proprietors. With a delicate, amicable, and versatile character, the dog is dependable and an incredible sidekick even around kids. All things considered, it is great to take note of that the dog breed has huge loads of energy, making it ideal for individuals who love investing the majority of their time outside. Curiously, this breed is known for its unequaled capacity to adjust its conduct, which separates it from other vigorous breeds. In this manner, the breed effectively realizes when the time has come to mess about and when to quiet down.
The Feist dog breed can be marginally regional, yet by and large, they are cordial to new individuals. This breed is likewise anxious to please and accordingly, simple to prepare. In this manner, it very well may be prepared to help in various exercises in your home. For instance, a Feist can help in the yard, in the field, and on the homestead. Other than these, the dog breed loves to run around and play in the recreation center, but at the same time are glad to nestle on the love seat. Notwithstanding, keep your Feist occupied when you can since weariness can without much of a stretch form into issue practices.
Sharp Senses
Feists have sharp faculties and like to be dynamic.
The dog breed has sharp sight, feeling of smell, and hearing, which makes it one of the most outstanding hunting dog breeds. It additionally has solid impulses that permit it to detect and caution you on anything that they consider dubious. Therefore, the breed is additionally a reliable and defensive watchdog for what it's worth in line with the environmental factors. Aside from alarming you of the presence of outsiders, Feists are additionally utilized for bug control, particularly with regards to managing rodent issues. Consequently, it would bode well to take on a Feist Dog on the off chance that you have a rat issue, as opposed to utilize poisonous synthetic substances.
To sum up, Feist Dogs are fiery and fun associates that would fit any dynamic individual searching for an ideal breed to take on. The dog breed additionally makes extraordinary family pets since they are acceptable with kids because of their lively nature. Nonetheless, with their volatility, Feist dogs can be boisterous friends and will presumably pursue different creatures around your home, like felines. Along these lines, if all your present creatures and children are not effortlessly terrified, Feist dogs could be an amazing decision for a family pet.
Size of the Feist Dog Breed
Feists are nimble and solid, and they might grow up to 14 to 20 crawls in stature and weigh around 12 lbs to 30 lbs. Nonetheless, aside from their height, Feist dogs don't have a lot of consistency in their looks. Keep in mind, Feist dogs are crosses between American Indian Dogs and English Terriers. The tangled blend gets results from Smooth Fox Terrier, Jack Russell Terrier, just as White English Terrier and Manchester Terrier, which are currently wiped out.
Varieties (Feist Appearance)
This Feist is Tan and White.
Mountain Feists are known to have short, low-shedding haired coats. The dog's jackets come in various shading mixes like blue and white, black and tan, mottle, and black, just as red and white. They have a solid tail, very much built body, and mesocephalic head, just as an "easy" sort of development. Most Feist proprietors incline toward tail docking to be finished.
The dog breed, known as extraordinary trackers, is additionally known to move quietly. Its ears are the most characterizing highlights as they are erect and pointed, however some might be round and upstanding. With this said, it is great to make reference to that the dog breed is distinguished by its disposition and capacity to chase instead of its appearance because of the intricate blend of qualities.
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Wellbeing and Lifespan
Feist dogs are known to satisfy 18 years, however the normal dog lives for around 13 years. Thusly, prior to gaining one, you ought to be prepared to deal with it for that long. The dog breed infrequently becomes sick as it is known to have solid safe frameworks and to be strong. The generally long life expectancy is because of their insignificant medical conditions. By and by, actually like most dog breeds, Feists have some hereditary shortcomings that make safeguard medical services significant. A portion of the normal medical conditions related with the Feist breed include:
Sensitivities
This is a Tan Feist Dog.
The dog breed can be defenseless against certain hypersensitivities, including food, natural, and dust sensitivities. These sensitivities are known to cause hypersensitivity. Hence, it is prudent to be excited about checking indications of hypersensitive responses and note what might have made the response prior to taking your pet the vet. With point by point data, it will very simple for the vet to analyze the issue.
In any case, a vet may likewise choose to do a few tests to recognize the expected allergen. It is fitting to attempt to ensure that your dog dodges any allergens distinguished in the outcomes.
Studies have shown that Feists are inclined to similar hypersensitivities as different individuals from the canine family. Consequently, you ought to try not to take care of them things like avocado, fish, and chocolate.
Elbow or Hip Dysplasia
Elbow or Hip Dysplasia is a skeletal and formative infection that influences more modest measured dogs. The infection includes the bones making your dog's joints develop strangely. This prompts grating and scouring inside the joint, which makes strolling feel awkward and excruciating. The condition makes the joints shaky as the ligament or bone might wear off bit by bit piece by piece. Generally, this beginnings while the dog is youthful, yet there certain instances of late-beginning dysplasia.
Luckily, the medical problem is preventable when identified right on time as the condition can be revised through a medical procedure. When the vet finds it on schedule, the individual will choose whether an activity is essential. The vet may essentially recommend mitigating prescription if the condition is gentle.
Patellar Luxation
Patellar luxation is some way or another like dysplasia as it additionally a medical problem that influences the joint. The condition results when the knee joint structures unusually, making it move awkward. Fortunately, most dogs can carry on with an agreeable existence with the condition, yet it is still great to counsel your vet to decide if your fuzzy companion might require some additional consideration.
Actually like dysplasia, medical procedure can be utilized to treat this condition. It is likewise prescribed to watch out for the knees of your puppy for any faltering or agony.
Taking care of Charts (Diet Requirements)
Feist Dog Breed
As referenced above, Feists are dynamic dogs. Thus, they need a taking care of diagram that offers them enough energy for their dynamic way of life. Guarantee that you feed your dog with the right kind of diet. Ordinarily, dog takes care of element all fixings and the expected age bunch for the pet. This makes it simpler for you to know what you are taking care of your dog and in case you are taking care of it the right sort of food.
Mountain Feists need around 1 to 1.5 cups of dog feed for the duration of the day because of their movement level. Fortunately, Feists are not known to be particular eaters, which implies that there is no wastage. The most suggested diet for this dog breed is an eating routine that incorporates crude feed and bones. In any case, it is prudent to find out with regards to the taking care of rules on the off chance that you decide to give crude food. You ought to likewise stay away from food sources that are known to cause inconvenience or medical problems to dogs, like grains.
Last Thoughts About the Feist Dog Breed
Taking everything into account, Feists are a little dog breed that is well disposed, steadfast, ready, lively, and exceptionally versatile. The dog breed is useful for youngsters because of their energetic nature. Other than this, the sort of breed is likewise known to have insignificant wellbeing concerns and a generally long life expectancy. Mountain Feists are additionally not particular eaters, which makes them simple and reasonable to keep as a pet. We trust the intriguing Feist Dog Breed Information that we have given has addressed every one of the key inquiries. At last, assuming you are an individual searching for a functioning dog, you ought to consider taking on this breed since you have sufficient data about it.
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digging through photographs of russell terriers / shorty jacks to illustrate part of the point I want to make about the longer, coarser heads with less stop I am used to seeing on the shorter dogs and to my astonishment I have now learned that the American Hunt Terrier is a thing.... consisting of.... as far as I can tell, mostly solid colored JRTs?! As an attempt to recreate what is probably a reference to the Old English Black and Tan Terrier? And/or some American terrier strains?
yet their history page makes no mention of Patterdale Terriers or any other working terrier strains, including Rat Terriers--often found in solid colors! the quintessential working feist/small terrier strain unique to the US!--or indeed any solid working terrier strain with the sole exception of the Jagdterrier. Despite starting the breed history in the nineteenth century and noting that their own studbook was founded in 1995, there is no acknowledgement of any other working strain. I suppose I should be grateful that they take the time to politely dismiss the Manchester Terrier on account of the whippet influence, which (it is implied) was an artifact of bench crosses rather than a functional cross at a time when the dogs were still being used for rat pits.
Seriously, the worst sin is ignoring the existence and history of the Patterdale, but there are so many working strain solid-colored terriers still in existence. For fuck's sake, people still work Border Terriers (totally unmentioned of course) and Welsh Terriers, and Plummer Terriers are a working strain that is generally at least not majority white...
...wait--wait, is this... what are these people doing, did this start off as a Jagdterrier registry that went rogue?! I think it did! What on earth...
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I’m sorry if you’ve answered this question already but what are your favorite songs that are in the show?
i’ve made lists of my favourite songs from s1 and from s2 but never the whole show! i’m gonna list a bunch of faves, but i’ll bold the ones i really, really love and listen to frequently.
young folks by peter bjorn and john
what goes around.../ ...comes around by justin timberlake (this song makes that 1x01 scene feel sooooo beautifully 2000s and places a deep nostalgia in my chest)
hang me up to dry by cold war kids
hard to live in the city by albert hammond, jr.
when did your heart go missing? by rooney
believe by the bravery
stripper by sohodolls
with me by sum 41
rich girls by the virgins
here it goes again by ok go
la ritournelle (mr. dan’s magic wand mix) by sébastien tellier
nolita fairytale by vanessa carlton
comin’ home baby by mel tormé
secret by the pierces
three wishes by the pierces
apologize by onerepublic and timbaland (because this song is my childhood and, again, makes for a beautifully 2000s scene)
the general specific by band of horses (love love love love love love love love love love love LOOOOOVE this song, i keep it on my christmas playlist simply because it’s in the christmas episode lol)
all that i want by the weepies (also in my christmas playlist!)
campus by vampire weekend (vampire weekend x gossip girl is my ultimate vibe)
shut up and let me go by the ting tings
the ice is getting thinner by death cab for cutie (not a fave death cab song, but i just love death cab so)
time to pretend by mgmt
paparazzi by lady gaga (A Moment)
fell in love without you (acoustic) by motion city soundtrack
boy in a rock and roll band by the pierces
new york, i love you but you’re bringing me down by lcd soundsystem
it’s a lot by the 88
electric feel by mgmt
nyc-gone, gone by conor oberst
wooden heart by the duke spirit (a favourite song of mine in general)
dark on fire by turin brakes
sheena is a punk rocker by ramones
sex on fire by kings of leon
bad man’s world by jenny lewis
breakdown by deerheart
hero by the asteroids galaxy tour (forever obsessed with this song)
signs by bloc party (UGGGHHHHHHHH)
slow show by the national (just as vampire weekend x gg is my ultimate vibe, the national x gg is my other ultimate vibe)
no you girls by franz ferdinand
mexican dogs by cold war kids
kids by mgmt (i mean of course)
runaway by yeah yeah yeahs
waters of march (aguas de março) by anya marina
oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh by say hi
prom theme by fountains of wayne
november was white, december was grey by say hi
season of love by shiny toy guns
good girls go bad by cobra starship and leighton meester (obviouslyyyy)
moth’s wings by passion pit
home by edward sharpe & the magnetic zeroes
in transit by albert hammond, jr.
whatcha say by jason derulo (YUUUUP)
the only exception by paramore
suicide by the raveonettes
janglin by edward sharpe & the magnetic zeroes
crystallised by the xx (i have this in my cb playlist... not for lyrics but for the general sound of it)
run by vampire weekend
paradise circus by massive attack (a major fave)
i’m in here by sia (fml)
tighten up by the black keys
afraid of everyone by the national
rill rill by sleigh bells
dancing on my own by robyn
hang with me (acoustic) by robyn
blue moon by kendal johansson
through the dark by alexi murdoch
cosmic love by florence + the machine
at your door by alexi murdoch
youth knows no pain by lykke li
in safe hands by badly drawn boy
rolling in the deep by adele
swell window by zee avi
concrete wall by zee avi
slow by grouplove
suego faults by wolf gang
wait by m83
cheerleader by st. vincent
dancing song by little comets
graveyard by feist (another all-time fave song of mine)
dreams by the cranberries
new york city by among savages (and ANOTHER all-time fave song, another song that i love love love love love love could listen to on repeat for the rest of my life)
we are young by fun. feat. janelle monae
angels by the xx
who by david byrne and st. vincent
lost by frank ocean
thinkin bout you by frank ocean (who remembers that episode where the person who chose the gg music obviously discovered frank ocean the night before lol)
hanging on by ellie goulding
you’ve got the love by florence + the machine (🥺)
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Me and my Minnie
#my Minnie#me#my dog#my baby#my pet#my animal#love#chiauaua#fox terrier#jack russell terrier#feist#mix#some of my happiness#black and tan#crooked smile#laid back#chilling
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Season 3 Episodes 43-38 (257-272)
S3 Ep 43 (257)- Alien Invasion
Alf
S3 Ep 45 (259)- Weird News headlines-specifically Kentucky
World Record- Hissing Cockroaches
Walmart Headline
S3 Ep 46 (260)- Optical Illusions
S3 Ep 47 (261)- Weird Celebrity Kid Names
How Lando got his name
Link wants to name a daughter-Ninja- “It’s Nina with a J!”
Rhett’s Speech on introductions with weird names
Kid Names List-
-Rainbow Aurora- Holly Madison
-Calel- Nick Cage
-Pilot Inspector- Jason Lee
-Apple- Gweneth Paltrow
-Coco- Courtney Cox & David Arguette
-Kyd- David Duchovny & Tea Leoni
-Sage Moon Blood- Slyvester Stallone
-Destry- Steven Spielberg
-Ocean- Forrest Whitaker
-Rocket Rodriguez- Robet Rodriguez
- Moon Unit & Diva Thin Muffin- Frank Zappa
-Moxie Crimefighter- Penn Jillette
- Jermajesty- Jermaine Jackson
WoM-Black Spot- Hug a Stranger
S3 Ep 51 (265)- Music & Mood
Matching Outfits- Red & Blue
-Ambivalent: R- Tell Me- Kenny G
L- Two Weeks- Grizzly Bear
-Angry: R- Bombtrack- Rage Against the Machine
L-I’ve Got Rights- Hank Williams Jr.
-Paranoid: R- White Wedding- Billy Idol
L- Private Eyes- Hall & Oates
-Happy: R- It Takes Two- Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock
L- You Are The Woman- Firefall (L- “It’s got a flute!”)
-Blah: R- Beth/ Rest- Bon Iver
L- Adia- Sarah McLachlan
-Cranky: R- Beat It- Micheal Jackson
L- The Limit to Your Love- Feist
-Mischievous: R- Smooth Operator- Sade
L- Without Me- Eminem
-Devasted: R- Sing a Sad Song- Merle Haggard
L- Nothing Ever Hurt Me- George Jones
-Hungry: R- none
L-Hello- Lionel Richie
Weird Al
S3 Ep 52 (266)- Man who doesn’t have to eat again
Man who created the Soylent drink
Night Link & Night Rhett
fanfiction
WoM- Link invents the pancake
https://youtu.be/Rvg8vuXrujo?t=9
S3 Ep 53 (267)- The Drutter
Kickstarter
Craigslist
S3 Ep 56 (270)- April Fools Pranks
S3 Ep 57 (271)- Announcing The Mythical Show
S3 Ep 58 (272) World Records
The Drutter met its goal
Link would always buy the Guinness World Record book when the bookmobile came
World Records:
-Heaviest Rideable Bicycle
-Most Toilet Seats Broken by Head in 1 min
-Full Body Contact with Ice
-World’s Tallest Living Dog
-Most One Finger Push-Ups in 30 seconds
-Most Scorpions in the mouth
-Most Swords Swallowed Simultaneously by a Woman
-Most People Crammed into a Smart Car
- Most Domestic Appliances Thrown in One Min
Rhett’s Squirrel Calls
WoM- Rhett, and Link get Superpowers
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1533.
[Family]
My brother’s name starts with D.
Neither of my grandfathers are alive.
I look more like my mother than my father.
Both my parents are in a serious relationship.
I am the youngest of three children.
I am the only girl.
My mom’s mom is NOT your typical grandmother.
I don’t really like my cousins.
I have less than five cousins.
I’ve shown up at a family party while under the influence.
[Religion & Politics]
I was raised Christian.
But I’m no longer a Christian.
I believe in God.
But I think the Bible is bullshit.
My beliefs aren’t influenced by people around me.
My dad is religious.
My mom tries to be, but who is she trying to fool?
I hate church.
I wouldn’t have voted in the last election even if I was old enough.
I hate politics more than anything.
[Food]
I honestly never stop eating.
Chocolate + peanut butter = orgasmic.
I only eat Cains mayonnaise.
I’ve never eaten a fruit I didn’t like.
I love cooked broccoli but not raw broccoli.
I love raw peppers but not cooked peppers.
I’ve gone a day or more without eating.
I crave chocolate on my period.
Pizza Hut has the best pizza around.
Cookies & Cream ice cream is one of my favorites.
[Sex, Love & Relationships]
I’ve been told that I was a nine out of ten at giving head.
A guy has cheated on his girlfriend with me.
I’ve never been cheated on.
I had my first kiss when I was fifteen.
I lost my virginity in the woods.
My best friend lost her virginity a week after me.
In the same place I did.
I’ve been in the same room as someone having sex.
I would rather be on the bottom.
[Music]
I download my music from LimeWire.
I love country.
I love old school rap.
I love alternative.
I have All Time Low’s new CD Nothing Personal.
And I love it.
I love to sing, but I suck horribly at it.
I cannot play a musical instrument.
I want to learn to play the drums.
I used to take piano lessons.
[School]
My GPA is between 2.0 and 3.0.
I took Algebra 1 in 8th grade, and again in 9th.
I’ve passed a class with a D-.
I don’t do my homework at home.
I prefer mechanical pencils.
I always do projects the night before they’re due.
I’m really smart but don’t always apply myself.
I text in school.
I’ve gotten my phone taken away in school.
[Beauty & Hygiene]
I straighten my hair often.
On lazy days, I scrunch my hair to go out.
My only make-up necessity is mascara.
I like to wing my eyeliner.
I’d rather take a shower than a bath.
I’d rather use body wash than a bar of soap.
I’d rather use a bath scrunchie than a washcloth.
My solution for make-up on lazy days: sunglasses.
I use the same routine every day in the shower.
[Smoking, Drinking & Drugs]
I smoke cigarettes.
I’ve gotten drunk within the past month.
I’ve smoked weed when by myself.
The first time I got high was on a holiday.
Marijuana should be legalized.
I have never and would never drink and drive.
I hate light beer.
My lighter is purple.
My favorite cigarettes are Turkish Silver or Camel Crush.
I’ve quit smoking but started again.
[Random]
My nails are pink right now.
Going to bed at midnight is very early for me.
I could never date a guy that didn’t make me laugh.
I have a jar of peanut butter in my room right now.
I wear sunglasses a lot.
Gogurt is really good in the freezer.
I’ve been in Hollister, but I don’t own anything from there.
Purple is my favorite color.
There is no such thing as an ugly color.
I need more pens.
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I like where I’m at right now.
My feet are freezing.
I hate feeling awkward.
I love driving on country roads.
I love driving fast, too.
I currently have a cold.
I have a crush.
No, it’s more than a crush.
I always wondered what it’d be like to start over, where no one knew me.
I go on Yahoo Answers.
I get nostalgic every once in awhile.
I really don’t like my father.
My mother is one of my best friends though.
I don’t mind when people stare at me.
No, it’s annoying as fuck.
I can’t stand people who are extremely selfish.
A Change Of Pace is a good band.
I have gotten a new phone within the past month.
I want to go to Florida soon.
Peach snapple iced tea is theee best.
I wrote books when I was younger.
I’m really creative, especially when I apply myself.
I use Facebook a lot more than I used to.
I’m constantly told I’m beautiful, but I still sometimes don’t believe it.
One of my friends came out as gay this year.
I feel like I’m the only one who doesn’t have someone.
I’m way too quiet, and I wish I could change.
I need to party.
Music and books are my favorite.
I love everything about the fall.
I always smell really good.
My hair looks nice today.
I have long fingernails.
I’ve kissed a Ryan, Mike, or Justin.
I’ve been in love with a Josh, Christian, or Scott.
I envy no one.
I’m going to an amusement park soon.
For a halloween-related thing.
I don’t like beer.
I don’t like soda.
I’ve worn a turtle neck in the past year.
I wear them often.
Outspoken is something I’m not.
I express myself through quotes and lyrics.
Photography is beautiful.
There’s beauty in everything, you just gotta find it.
I ordered a pizza recently.
Tonight, actually.
I wish I could have a whole new batch of friends.
Even though I do love the ones I have now.
My nose is stuffy.
I like orange juice.
And sandwich wraps.
I love cozy nights at home.
I like playing Hebi.
Apples to Apples is fun.
I have to start applying for jobs.
I really need one.
Ahhh life is changing fast.
I tend to drive a little bit over the speed limit.
My razor only has two blades.
My keyboard is black.
I use my friends as arm rests and pillows.
My favorite number is odd.
My favorite number is a single digit.
I love having butterflies in my stomach.
The last make up I wore was eyeliner.
I’d love to have a winter wedding.
I’m really ticklish.
I have a facial piercing.
I’d only get a tattoo that has significant meaning to me.
My boyfriend is taller than I am.
My school has a shitty football team.
I play Pet Society on Facebook.
All politicians are the same, in my opinion.
I can’t eat sushi with a fork or else it feels awkward.
I’ve never been to New Mexico.
I’d definitely consider adoption if I couldn’t have my own children.
I like plain-colored t-shirts.
Horror movies don’t really scare me.
I have a decent vocabulary.
Lord of the Rings doesn’t appeal to me.
I don’t play any sports.
I prefer orange juice to apple juice.
I like my toast with butter and jelly.
I love cream cheese.
I have a celebrity crush.
I get frequent headaches.
I can play a little piano.
My boyfriend drives an Asian car.
And so do I.
I WANT MORE PIERCINGS.
My favorite fruit is a type of berry.
I miss somebody right now.
Some of my friends live far away.
I can burp out the alphabet.
I love breadsticks.
I can count to ten in at least two languages.
I’d love to have a pet owl.
I prefer dogs to cats.
I only wear actual perfume on special occasions.
But I wear body spray on a daily basis.
I have pictures of my sibling/s on my phone.
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What I have…
Purse/bag
Notepad | Altoids | Advil | Wallet | Book | Pencil pouch | Gloves | Earphones | Camera film | Eraser | Pens | Trash | Button | Spare change | Ticket stubs | Tea bag | Plastic spoon
Closet
Cardigans | Sweaters | Jackets | T-shirts | Coats | Tank tops | Button-up shirts | Shoe hanger/caddy | Vans | Hiking shoes/boots | Oxfords | Heels | Shoeboxes with misc. things | Nail polish | Keepsakes | Costume stuff from previous Halloweens | Yarn | Looms for knitting | Backpack for backpacking | School backpacks | Old computer | Photo prints | Video games | Stuff I need to sell | Oil heater
Bedside Drawer
Pills | Coins | Jewelry | Diary | Hairbands | Hair clips | Bobby pins | Comb | Notepads | Chargers | Lighters | Book marks | Light bulbs | Pencils | A pack of playing cards | Pencil lead | An old birthday card | Earphones | Passport | Miscellaneous screws
DVD Shelf (I have torrents, so I’ll base this off of that.)
28 Days Later | Amélie | Blade Runner | Catch Me If You Can | A Clockwork Orange | The Darjeeling Limited | District 9 | Doctor Zhivago | Donnie Darko | Ed Wood | Edward Scissorhands | Everything is Illuminated | Fright Night | Full Metal Jacket | The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly | The Harry Potter series | In Bruges | Inception |Jurassic Park | The King’s Speech | Lolita | The Nightmare Before Christmas | Run Fatboy Run | Snatch | Sweeney Todd | The Truman Show | Wall-E | Doctor Who | Pushing Daisies | True Blood
Yard
A sad, sad lawn | My car | Shed | Flower pots | Garden | Barbecue | Chicken pen (with chickens) | Wood shed | Trees | Rose bushes | Dandelions | Daffodils | Tractor | Gravel | Pathways | Bed for my kitty | An old truck | Bushes
iTunes
AC/DC | ADELE | Amy Winehouse | Arcade Fire | Arctic Monkeys | The Beatles | Beck| Beyoncé | Billy Idol | The Black Keys | Canned Heat | Cyndi Lauper | Daft Punk | The Dead Weather | Dropkick Murphys | Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes | Ellie Goulding | Feist | Fiona Apple | Fleetwood Mac | Imagine Dragons | Jack White | Jimi Hendrix | The Kills | Lady Gaga | Lily Allen | Macklemore | Marina & The Diamonds | Mew | Nirvana | Pink Floyd | Portugal. The Man | Queen | Rage Against the Machine | Red Hot Chili Peppers | Rihanna | Sea Wolf | Simon & Garfunkel | St. Vincent | Tears for Fears | Tegan & Sara | Tool | Vampire Weekend | Weezer | The White Stripes | Yeah Yeah Yeahs | ZZ Top
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