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having spent most of my early life as a involuntary mute some habits are harder to break then others. Thanks for the welcome and yes as a matter a fact I do know Bowling for Soup, not tons of their music but I do love When We die, Everything to me, and Goodbye friend. I love music of every kind, that list is probably 0.5% of the bands I listen to, makes life a lot easier to just get lost in music.
and even if you were I am weird myself so the more the merrier.
