An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
i have very mixed feelings about this song. a part of me loves this song because it's ridiculously beautiful and because it references "one hundred years of solitude" which is one of my favorite books. another part of me hates it because it just makes me feel so goddamn lonely. ;-;
"One night he sang. Macondo woke up in a kind of angelic stupor that was caused by a zither that deserved more than this world and voice that led one to believe that no other person on earth could feel such love. Pietro Crespi saw the lights go on in every window in town expect that of Amaranta. "
Do your sensuality a favor and buy read this book if you haven't yet
...by the gall of her bitterness, as everyone had thought, but that both both actions had been a mortal struggle between a measureless love and invincible cowardice, and that the irrational fear that Amaranta had always had of her own tormented heart had triumphed in the end." ~Gabriel Garcia Marquez, pg. 249.
I just wanted to post this so people would stop saying Amaranta had no heart. She was just flawed and she was probably one of my favorite characters in the story.
"Amaranta, however, whose hardness of heart frightened her, whose concentrated bitterness made her bitter, suddenly became clear to her in the final analysis as the most tender woman who had ever existed, and she understood with pitying clarity that the unjust tortures to which she had submitted Pietro Crespi had not been dictated by a desire for vengeance, as everyone had thought, nor had the slow martyrdom with which she had frustrated the life of Colonel Gerineldo Marquez been determined..."
@misszale Because it IS sad. If it doesn't make you feel something someone would have to be cold or never loved a pet. It reminds me of a dog I use to have. Also some other memories but if you've loved something and lost it, its sad.
Pietro Crespi was an Italian musician who installed a pianola in the Buendia household. The youngest two Daughters in the household, Rebeca and Amaranta, fall deeply in love with him. Pietro chose Rebeca to marry, but Amaranta delays the wedding long enough for Rebeca to be swooned by another man. Pietro retains his dignity and visits the Buendia household regularly, ultimately falling in love with Amaranta. After a prolonged engagement, she rejects Pietro to spite him, leading him to suicide
Pietro killed himself over losing his love Rebecca because Rebecca's sister also loved Pietro so she delayed there marriage then Pietro loses Rebecca to another man and Pietro turns her sister but she also rejects him sick irony haha
the whole reference to pietro crespi is of one hundred years of solitude. he was this italian man who loved a girl he was engaged to marry. she ended up cheating on him and running off being with another man. then he fell in love with the man's sister who was a rotten woman who pretended to like him and then dont him shed rather die than marry him. so he slit his wrists and put them in a tub of benzoin. he died alone because the two girls he loved didnt love him back. the song is about life,but.
anmarata wasn't a "rotten woman who pretended to like him". maybe you should read the book instead of finding all your answering on wikipedia you dumb shit. she did love him, alot more than rebeca did, except she had a proud heart and wouldnt admit it. when pietro killed himself she burned her hands and wore the same cloth around them until her dying day.
You mean the book by Gabriel Garcia Marquez? I havnt read that one but I read several other. Beautiful, brilliant author. I hope we are talking about the same thing. lol.
I was explaining the literary reference to Pietro Crespi's name and nothing more. Let's calm it down slick, I mean unless you wrote the song which you feel as though you did so I'll leave you to gloat.
A complete disregard for the meaning of the song. It's hardly about a dog going to space! Pick up 100 Years of Solitude as sleepingpills said, it a decent book, but Pietro Crespi is a character who is in love with someone who won't love him and I think he ends up killing himself, read the book sometime, it's good.
pretty good song, and pietro crespi is a character in marquéz´s book One Hundred Years of Solitude, and this song just fits to the book,I can´t help my self!:D great!
Los vals tristes de Pietro Crespi, la tristeza hecha canción... hecha realidad, Soledad eterna, duradera, acompañante fiel
CGCD 2 weeks ago
Jesse you are not just bitch.
ChadC919 1 month ago
I'd get it if you were drunk and couldn't get friends.
ChadC919 1 month ago
One of the better things I've ever seen/heard. Understated brilliance.
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An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
peopledick 2 months ago
Wow, what a voice. Obviously like this!
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i have very mixed feelings about this song. a part of me loves this song because it's ridiculously beautiful and because it references "one hundred years of solitude" which is one of my favorite books. another part of me hates it because it just makes me feel so goddamn lonely. ;-;
bluishfireworks 6 months ago 3
"Cien años de soledad" es mi novela favorita, esta canción describe perfectamente el amor en solitario de la obra
jaed005 6 months ago
:(
Chickenjuggle 6 months ago
the dog looks like Spot The Dog :3
Hollowableful 7 months ago
AMAZING SONG:)
MegaShibalba 10 months ago
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awesome1761 11 months ago
i love that book!
anidaguila 11 months ago
poor dog.... the video presents the life of pietro when he was left..... i guess...
aliendico8421 11 months ago
@aliendico8421 when he commit suicide.
xasdrubalex 11 months ago
"One night he sang. Macondo woke up in a kind of angelic stupor that was caused by a zither that deserved more than this world and voice that led one to believe that no other person on earth could feel such love. Pietro Crespi saw the lights go on in every window in town expect that of Amaranta. "
Do your sensuality a favor and buy read this book if you haven't yet
tg343441 1 year ago 4
i don't get it...why did the doggy leave him. :(
AmberSHAZAMM 1 year ago
...by the gall of her bitterness, as everyone had thought, but that both both actions had been a mortal struggle between a measureless love and invincible cowardice, and that the irrational fear that Amaranta had always had of her own tormented heart had triumphed in the end." ~Gabriel Garcia Marquez, pg. 249.
I just wanted to post this so people would stop saying Amaranta had no heart. She was just flawed and she was probably one of my favorite characters in the story.
brokenlock037 1 year ago
"Amaranta, however, whose hardness of heart frightened her, whose concentrated bitterness made her bitter, suddenly became clear to her in the final analysis as the most tender woman who had ever existed, and she understood with pitying clarity that the unjust tortures to which she had submitted Pietro Crespi had not been dictated by a desire for vengeance, as everyone had thought, nor had the slow martyrdom with which she had frustrated the life of Colonel Gerineldo Marquez been determined..."
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stickysponge 1 year ago
100 Years of Solitude FTW
yayomaynutube 1 year ago
Owen is perfect to play on those lazy days or when you're hungover.
tardonamoto9 1 year ago
...But why did the dog have to blast off? :'(
stickysponge 1 year ago 2
@stickysponge because he heard that owen was about to take him to the vet to put him down.
superpumpernickel 1 year ago
the world is so cold.... -_-
nofalter0x 1 year ago
oh my dog the crying dog with no eyes made me SO sad. why??
misszale 1 year ago
@misszale Because it IS sad. If it doesn't make you feel something someone would have to be cold or never loved a pet. It reminds me of a dog I use to have. Also some other memories but if you've loved something and lost it, its sad.
rbh1138 1 year ago
i fell in love with pietro crespi when i was reading the book :D hahahaha song is great
blackcherrywoman 1 year ago
i'm only asking 'cause i don't wanna die! aloooone
noobz0r 1 year ago
every song this guy writes is one where you say "i wish i wrote this"
ilovecameron19 1 year ago 2
@ilovecameron19 I really just wished I was Mike Kinsella.
williamxlange 1 year ago
Pietro Crespi was an Italian musician who installed a pianola in the Buendia household. The youngest two Daughters in the household, Rebeca and Amaranta, fall deeply in love with him. Pietro chose Rebeca to marry, but Amaranta delays the wedding long enough for Rebeca to be swooned by another man. Pietro retains his dignity and visits the Buendia household regularly, ultimately falling in love with Amaranta. After a prolonged engagement, she rejects Pietro to spite him, leading him to suicide
ilovethesechords 1 year ago 7
@ilovethesechords fucking spoilers
santiagoeag 1 year ago
This is so bad...The song is so good...
xaaronjohnsonx 1 year ago
cuz i don't (slight, yet founding pause) WANNA DIE..........alone...
MegaMitchell07 1 year ago
amazing song man... almost don't have to say anything. got the entire feeling just from the music.... of coarse lyrics help.. you're the best bro
P.S. love AF
bspring11 1 year ago
did southpark direct this video?
taaang4lyfe 1 year ago 3
I can't watch this video with the audio so low. who uploaded this :S
StylishWithEase 1 year ago
This is such a good song. I am a fan!
psychtrackerkc 1 year ago
hes come a long way from playing drums in Cap'N Jazz
SendMeBelow22 1 year ago
100 años de soledad mi culo .... asno
illinoiswrestling69 2 years ago
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*-* I love this song, and I just found out about the video.
burningthoughts3 2 years ago 2
makes me cry
spacer29 2 years ago 4
me too, this is an incredible example of how much emotion he can express trough his songs
raulfist 2 years ago
SO EXCITED. To see Mike on the 24th.
shelbatr0n 2 years ago
LUCKY!!!!!
EekZombies 2 years ago
100 años de soledad es una de las razones por las cuales me da gusto hablar español
santiagoeag 2 years ago 3
Pietro killed himself over losing his love Rebecca because Rebecca's sister also loved Pietro so she delayed there marriage then Pietro loses Rebecca to another man and Pietro turns her sister but she also rejects him sick irony haha
LelouchRebelliondbz 2 years ago
i <3 this video and song. and owen. NOOO come back dog
8249516 2 years ago 19
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hi could someone tab out 'a fever analog' by this guy for me? ^^ there's one already out there, but its a wack o' shite, thanks.
jossshhhuaaaaaaaaaa 2 years ago
awesome!!! i love it!!
DuraConfesion 2 years ago
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capnrichard 3 years ago
continuing: but it uses the character pietro crespi and his troubles to represent that.
GameZombieIC 3 years ago
the whole reference to pietro crespi is of one hundred years of solitude. he was this italian man who loved a girl he was engaged to marry. she ended up cheating on him and running off being with another man. then he fell in love with the man's sister who was a rotten woman who pretended to like him and then dont him shed rather die than marry him. so he slit his wrists and put them in a tub of benzoin. he died alone because the two girls he loved didnt love him back. the song is about life,but.
GameZombieIC 3 years ago 3
YEah! i'm from colombia, 100 años de soledad is a great novel!.
coche111 3 years ago 2
what is the relevance of putting his hands in benzoin?
holland2312 3 years ago
the novel says that Pietro Crespi put his hand into a bowl of that after he committed suicide by slitting his wrists. ;)
leaflette1234 3 years ago
anmarata wasn't a "rotten woman who pretended to like him". maybe you should read the book instead of finding all your answering on wikipedia you dumb shit. she did love him, alot more than rebeca did, except she had a proud heart and wouldnt admit it. when pietro killed himself she burned her hands and wore the same cloth around them until her dying day.
arigatomrrobato 2 years ago
your a douche. hi douche.
wishingiwasaghost 2 years ago
You mean the book by Gabriel Garcia Marquez? I havnt read that one but I read several other. Beautiful, brilliant author. I hope we are talking about the same thing. lol.
Cunt03 2 years ago
I was explaining the literary reference to Pietro Crespi's name and nothing more. Let's calm it down slick, I mean unless you wrote the song which you feel as though you did so I'll leave you to gloat.
GlassEater 3 years ago
A complete disregard for the meaning of the song. It's hardly about a dog going to space! Pick up 100 Years of Solitude as sleepingpills said, it a decent book, but Pietro Crespi is a character who is in love with someone who won't love him and I think he ends up killing himself, read the book sometime, it's good.
GlassEater 3 years ago
haha its about waay more than just that
its about life in general...
jesuswassooooemo 3 years ago
it has to be more meaningful than this...
jaffins 3 years ago
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oooohh...he made a literary allusion in a pop song. what a tosser. this crap is boring
sliphorn88h 3 years ago
go hug a speeding train.
thank you
=]
overclocked09 3 years ago 11
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eat a dick.
You're welcome.
=)
sliphorn88h 3 years ago
pretty good song, and pietro crespi is a character in marquéz´s book One Hundred Years of Solitude, and this song just fits to the book,I can´t help my self!:D great!
WolReaper 3 years ago
delic
420
gelojo 3 years ago
Actualy watching this video twice, made me relise how much it sucks. Do you Even know what this song is about?
AndrassyJoseph 3 years ago
why blame others for your own anguish ?
lol, peace
wonderful video, very creative and precise
hiccupofirony 3 years ago
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sucy vid, maybe, sucky music, no sir
jigglyfriend 3 years ago
not really, what is it about?
anozwe123 3 years ago
100 Years of Solitude.
sleeepingpills 3 years ago
great book
jesuswassooooemo 3 years ago
this an official vid?
AndrassyJoseph 3 years ago
nice
figurines 4 years ago