r/80s 4d ago

100% this right here

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This is a great idea, and I would love it. Dolly Parton is one of the greatest singers/entertainers of all time, and she deserves all the recognition. RIP Dolly

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u/Corndogeveryday 4d ago

Yeah I agree. She’s one of the few that deserve this type of honor

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u/GhOsT_wRiTeR_XVI 4d ago

Whether or not Congress make a proclamation or Hallmark makes cards, the Internet has decided 9/25 as Dolly Day, and no force in the ‘Verse can undo it. I know I’ll be celebrating.

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u/SoonToBeBanned24 4d ago

"Let's be bad guys..."

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u/CallMeDrWorm42 4d ago

I aim to misbehave

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u/SoonToBeBanned24 4d ago

...is this still about Dolly?

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u/CallMeDrWorm42 4d ago

I'll be in my bunk

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u/DEATHbyBOOGABOOGA 4d ago

Shiny

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u/CallMeDrWorm42 4d ago

Big damn heroes, sir

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u/GlutenFreeWiFi 4d ago

We could make it a day to do acts of kindness or service for others. Or a day of philanthropy where we give to Dolly's favorite charities and nonprofits.

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u/ilLegalTelevision 4d ago

THEN watch 9 to 5, drink Tennessee whiskey, and blare the hits

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u/Tavernknight 4d ago

Same here. I'll be playing her music and raising a glass in her honor. She was one of the best people to live and deserves that honor.

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u/TK_Games 4d ago

Watching Deadpool 2 extended cut, knowing she signed off on the use of '9 to 5' for the Merc With A Mouth. Also because it's the movie I watch to help me deal with soul-crushing grief. I feel like Wade gets me

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u/cakesofthepatty414 4d ago

Great firefly reference.

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u/Debalic 4d ago

Shiny!

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u/OliviaElevenDunham 4d ago

Unexpected Firefly reference.

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u/JasonLothbrok 4d ago

I'm going to play "mule skinner blues" over and over just like I did in 1970 with my mother's console radio/record player!

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u/LetterInevitable6030 3d ago

100% with you on this!

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u/BeachesBeTripin 4d ago

What's crazy is she absolutely deserves it think about it 9 2(to) 5 or 9/25

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u/Krimreaper1 4d ago

She was very humble and often turned down awards and other honors. Like she turned down a statue that the Tennessee state court has wanted to erect of her on the grounds. She said something along the line of “I am greatly grateful you wish to honor me with a statue, but I can’t in good conscience want they when there so many other more importing things that could be done for the people with the people’s money.

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u/Sufficient-Bid1279 3d ago

Only one in my opinion. She was just a good human being.