whats the differnce between a cowgirl and a southern bell?
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A cowgirl is a heifer.\n\nA southern bell is a telephone company.
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Like other forms of popular music, country music is sectional - it is built into:\n\nVerses: the narrative part of the song, where you tell the song's story, introducing and then expanding on the people the song is talking about.\n\nRefrain: a kind of "bridge" between verse and chorus, where the song ties the "story" of the verse, with the "hook" of the chorus. More on the hook in the moment. The words of the refrain will change each time, but might poetically echo one another.\n\nChorus: this is where you use "the hook." Country relies on this more than other music forms. The hook consists of a catchy or memorable phrase designed to be the centerpiece of the song. The words of the chorus tend to be the same each time around. Think Dwight Yoakam's "Little Sister" or Alan Jackson's "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere."
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LOL\nI'm from the south and I don't even know which I belong to. You could always go or call up your community center to find out.\nGood luck.\nPeace.
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Much like other land animals. "doggy style"\n\nThe female simply doesn't have her spikes sticking up in a defensive position.
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search in www.froogle.com\n\nit will show u the diff
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A fence? A barn? A river?  OK I give up, What is the difference between a rooster, a hen, and a chicken?
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In the pre-spawning time of year (early spring), the females have fatter bellies than males. Any bass over 5 lbs. is more than likely a female. Being an aquarium hobbyist, the only definative way to tell the difference is to "vent" the fish with intails a knife and the vent/exit of the fish.
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country. Because a country girl can survive.
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the original saddles used by the american 'cowboy' didn't have a saddle horn. originally, the ideal came from south of the border, from the vaquero's same place the lariat came from. which was originally 'riata', and bronc busters found that the original saddles they had used were excellent for busting a bronc. and those types of saddles are still made for the bronc busting 'cowboy'
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Yep, most animals have vocalisations that differ between males and females.\n\nThat may be harder to pick for animals that we have bred to be highly variable like dogs, but even there within a specific breed it is usually possible to differentiate the males and females by their bark.\n\nBut certainly it is easy to differentiate roosters from hens, bulls from cows or stallions from mares based upon just the sound alone.\n\nBy the time we get to animals like frogs or cicadas it becomes extremely easy to do because only the males make any sound. The females are mute.
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nope...but i am a southern gal!!
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I don't believe there is any difference to them at all.  I think it's whatever the fan feels comfortable calling it.  My Aunt calls it Country Western....but, my mom and I will say Country and we are all talking about the same thing.
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No, they are different animals.
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I'm a southerner- though I moved to the northeast... a southerner is very friendly, "my home is your home." They are very good hosts and typically make you feel at home by cooking huge meals that'll keep you full for several days. They're very warm people too... I'm sure there's more that I'm leaving out.
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when you say cowgirl, im thinking of a true cowgirl who works the land and runs the cattle, not some city slicker who is a wannabe poser.\n\nTrue: they are usually the one who does all the work behind the cowboy. the work the cowboy is doing is the work the cowgirl told him to do. \n\nIf she is single, she is still a cowgirl because she was raised that way, and had to put up with a male somewhere, so she is still tougher than nails. \n\nOf course all cowgirls want a pair of wranglers to chase!
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Northern? Southern? The distinction is difficult to make for many states because they are generally categorized by their affiliations during the Civil War, not so much as to their geographical location. That makes it tough.\nGenerally being a southern state meant being located south of the Mason-Dixon line (which Maryland is). The Mason-Dixon line is actually the common east to west border of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Interestingly, if one were to extend the line to the east it would go through the southern part of NewJersey. Hm? We should all be glad, northern or southern, that we live in the \nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
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Look yall this is a chick that loves her redneck boyfriend were both southern rednecks.A redneck is a person who is faithful too there flag mine being the confederate flag.look some of you city boys who an ansered this qwestiom have really pissed me of and when you piss a redneck of you get nuthin but a 12 gage in your face.