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** I speak for myself when I say no matter how hot a woman is, her man will eventually get tired of her. In the song, she points out that Jolene is better-looking than she is.
*** That is a very sexist thing to say. Not all men are perverted cheaters. And you don't tire of Dolly!
*** That is a very sexist thing to say. Not all men are perverted cheaters. And you don't tire of Dolly!
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*** That is a very sexist thing to say. Not all men are perverted cheaters. And you don't tire of Dolly!
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* What sort of person could this “Jolene” be that she could steal a man from DollyParton—a blond bombshell with huge [[UnusualEuphemism splazoinkas]] who was at the height of her desirability when this song was released?
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* What sort of person could this “Jolene” be that she could steal a man from DollyParton—a Dolly Parton—a blond bombshell with huge [[UnusualEuphemism splazoinkas]] who was at the height of her desirability when this song was released?
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*** What part of Dolly Parton did you not get?
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*** What part of Dolly Parton did That is a very sexist thing to say. Not all men are perverted cheaters. And you not get?don't tire of Dolly!
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*** What part of Dolly Parton did you not get?
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* What sort of person could this “Jolene” be that she could steal a man from DollyParton—a blond bombshell with huge [[UnusualEuphemism splazoinkas]] who was [[YourMileageMayVary arguably]] at the height of her desirability when this song was released?
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* What sort of person could this “Jolene” be that she could steal a man from DollyParton—a blond bombshell with huge [[UnusualEuphemism splazoinkas]] who was [[YourMileageMayVary arguably]] at the height of her desirability when this song was released?
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** Dolly Parton has spoken about this many times. Jolene was a tall, voluptuous, red-headed bank teller who constantly flirted with Dolly's husband, and this happened way back in the early days of Dolly Parton's marriage. If you've ever seen a picture of Dolly from back in those days, you know she was a cute, small-breasted brunette. Personally, I think she looked perfectly adorable (and her husband must've because he married her!), but she wasn't the Dolly Parton we know and love today. And, I mean, I guess her husband's a very patient man because not only did Jolene not succeed, no one else did and 45 years later, they're still together. (Aww.)
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** Dolly Parton has spoken about this many times. Jolene was a tall, voluptuous, red-headed bank teller who constantly flirted with Dolly's husband, and this happened way back in the early days of Dolly Parton's marriage. If you've ever seen a picture of Dolly from back in those days, you know she was a cute, small-breasted brunette. Personally, I think she looked perfectly adorable (and her husband must've because he married her!), but she wasn't the Dolly Parton we know and love today. And, I mean, I guess her husband's a very patient man because not only did Jolene not succeed, no one else did and 45 years later, they're still together. (Aww.)) The bank teller's name wasn't actually Jolene though; the name came from a redheaded girl who asked her for an autograph, and Dolly popped the name in a song because she liked the way it sounded.
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** Dolly Parton has spoken about this many times. Jolene was a tall, voluptuous, red-headed bank teller who constantly flirted with Dolly's husband, and this happened way back in the early days of Dolly Parton's marriage. If you've ever seen a picture of Dolly from back in those days, you know she was a cute, small-breasted brunette. Personally, I think she looked perfectly adorable (and her husband must've because he married her!), but she wasn't the Dolly Parton we know and love today. And, I mean, I guess her husband's a very patient man because not only did Jolene not succeed, no one else did and 45 years later, they're still together. (Aww.)
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* What sort of person could this “Jolene” be that she could steal away a man from DollyParton—a blonde bombshell with huge [[UnusualEuphemism splazoinkas]] who was [[YourMileageMayVary arguably]] at the height of her desirability when this song was released?
** Maybe the protagonist isn't Dolly parton? And perhaps the protagonist is just being paranoid. There was an artist (can't remember her name)who made a response song to 'Jolene' in which Jolene urges the protagonist to leave ger husband.
** I speak for myself when I say no matter how hot a woman is, her man will eventually get tired of her. In the song, she points out that Jolene is better-looking than she is.
** Maybe the protagonist isn't Dolly parton? And perhaps the protagonist is just being paranoid. There was an artist (can't remember her name)who made a response song to 'Jolene' in which Jolene urges the protagonist to leave ger husband.
** I speak for myself when I say no matter how hot a woman is, her man will eventually get tired of her. In the song, she points out that Jolene is better-looking than she is.
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* What sort of person could this “Jolene” be that she could steal away a man from DollyParton—a blonde blond bombshell with huge [[UnusualEuphemism splazoinkas]] who was [[YourMileageMayVary arguably]] at the height of her desirability when this song was released?
** Maybe theprotagonist heroine isn't Dolly parton? Parton? And perhaps the protagonist she is just being paranoid. There was an artist (can't remember her name)who name) who made a response song to 'Jolene' in which Jolene urges the protagonist Dolly's heroine to leave ger her husband.
** I speak for myself when I say no matter how hot a woman is, her man will eventually get tired of her. In the song, she points out that Jolene is better-looking than sheis.is.
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** Maybe the protagonist isn't Dolly parton? And perhaps the protagonist is just being paranoid. There was an artist (can't remember her name)who made a response song to 'Jolene' in which Jolene urges the protagonist to leave ger husband.
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** Maybe the protagonist isn't Dolly parton? And perhaps the protagonist is just being paranoid. There was an artist (can't remember her name)who made a response song to 'Jolene' in which Jolene urges the protagonist to leave ger husband.husband.
** I speak for myself when I say no matter how hot a woman is, her man will eventually get tired of her. In the song, she points out that Jolene is better-looking than she is.
** I speak for myself when I say no matter how hot a woman is, her man will eventually get tired of her. In the song, she points out that Jolene is better-looking than she is.
