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Old 11-15-2017, 11:59 AM
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I wonder what happened to the baseball bat.

So glad the show was great and you guys had a good time.

Did they do Game of Pretend?
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When was the last sighting? It was in Louisville...
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I wonder what happened to the baseball bat.

So glad the show was great and you guys had a good time.

Did they do Game of Pretend?
Stevie probably confiscated that bat. She told Christine: "not gonna happen"

Great time with Elle and Christy! They finally realized how crazy I am.

The did Game of Pretend and it was beautiful. I couldn't hear Christine at first but maybe it was because I was singing. I think I recorded it. And Tusk. And I'm so Afraid. I'll post them tomorrow.

Austin, here we go!
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I couldn't hear Christine at first but maybe it was because I was singing. I think I recorded it. And Tusk. And I'm so Afraid. I'll post them tomorrow.

Austin, here we go!
Some idiot ruined all my videos I took in Nashville, by singing while they were recording!

Have a great show!
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Some idiot ruined all my videos I took in Nashville, by singing while they were recording!

Have a great show!
I was near the stage, so Christine and Lindsey sang louder than me.

But I think I ruined one or two videos of the big guy sitting next to me. But he deserved it. He told me at the beginning of the show he was there only for the FM songs. How dare you?!
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But I think I ruined one or two videos of the big guy sitting next to me. But he deserved it. He told me at the beginning of the show he was there only for the FM songs. How dare you?!
Screw that guy! WHO couldn't love this new album? Closed minded idiots!
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