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Grieschenland? Ich verstehe nichts!

I'm wondering if those last three were actually hit by the same rifle, if so fantastic shooting. In the service, USMC 1967-1969,I won a High Shooter medal as an expert rifleman in Boot Camp. Though I've always considered myself to be a good shot, I've always been against hunting animals. After re...

I am a newcomer to these hunting videos. In USMC boot camp (too many years ago) I won a "High Shooter" medal but have always thought I would NEVER hunt animals. I now would like to hunt Feral Swine. I have a question though. It seems there is a reluctance to target the sows (especially pregnant) ...

MAY I ASK; WHAT ON EARTH THE PURPOSE OF THIS VIDEO WAS?

BLACK ON BLACK IN BLACK FOR SIX AND A HALF MINUTES!

Es tut mir leid, ich bin Amerikaner und spreche bisschen Deutsch. Aber, haben sie--- EVER HEARD OF EDITING? Was war das, "das essende und schlafende Schwein"?

We rode these wonderful times right up to the assassination, then everything changed. God, how I miss those days. I never thought I would be nostalgic in my approaching old age. I wonder if the young ones of today can ever look back upon today with such fondness. It seems to me the biggest female...

Mr. or Ms. deidaraman back then we had to worry about the Nam' and the Bomb but we did have music like this to make me miss those days.

I have to agree with Mr. Grub that JFK was speaking about the USSR here. I grew up at the height of the Cold War and for those of you who didn't, the amount of anti-Soviet propaganda we experienced seems (now) staggering. Mr. feorh, about the rifle: it was Oswald's. Marina said, for many years, ...

French speakers---I don't speak French but I've studied it. I realize t'aimer means "to love you", I always thought the word "bete" had a much harsher translation than "fool" and I don't hear that word in this song. Is the title Joe Barry's? Or Mr. Jukebox's?

Del, why, oh why did you have to do that to yourself? By the way I think even Mr. Shannon would have said Timi Yuro's rendition was better. From an old fan.

Verdaemmte Scheisse! You Tube------BITTE!

En espanol (no entiendo Portuges)-- parece que no es cobra, parece pito'n.

My, what an entertaining video! Pendejo.

Kiddysoulgirl, you sure hit with this! What imagination to pair the song and video. I never was a fan of Fred Astaire growing up but I've seen on YouTube that that man could dance. I wonder if he ever did a duo with Bojangles. Ms Lester, I've loved since 1962's "Love Letters". Never got the rewar...

Herr Korps, I don't think someone belongs on your list simply because of one extreme distance shot. As for the others you know much more than I on a subject I have studied . I don't believe the sniper vs sniper action in Stalingrad w/ Zaitsev ever happened. Mr. Hayha was the best of the best....

Brilliant thinking! Fantastic mix. That hat rack had quite a choreographer, nicht wahr?

FOOL

A long forgotten song which brings back such delightful memories. I remember this as one of those songs where the lyrics were heard very distinctly (and incorrectly) by a friend. The line that goes "we started talking and, well you know how it is...) my friend heard as "he's tall, dark and well...

Mein Freund, ich hat nie den Namen Romek gehoert; ich habe gedacht das Spitzname Charisma der Name eines Maedchen war. Bitte, ich frage muessen dass sie ein Mann oder Frau sind. Ich bin Mann. Ich verstehe die andere e-mailer nicht. Sind sie aus Polen?

I was raised Catholic and unlike so many of my peers, choose to remain so. I don't believe a whole lot of what I was taught by the nuns, too much of what made my life has been taken from me and, being sentient, I wonder about some of those things I still do believe. But if there truly IS an afte...

I used to listen to Timi Yuro back in the early 60's and always wondered what happened. What happened was she lived and entertained and died and NEVER got the overwhelming fame that was due her. It's sad to think some people could hear her today and change the CD to one of today's "stars". I sho...

This was the first gift I ever bought for my first real girlfriend. I didn't know the title and had to sing a few lyrics. I plopped down my 98 cents for the single, gave it to my girl and we stayed together (on and off ) until 1969, or just before I got out of the Marines. Oh, what beautiful m...

Thanks for posting this Pensygirl. I don't like; I LOVE.

Stunning in its simplicity and simply stunning. An overwhelmingl rendition of an achingly beautiful song.

I love Chuck but, as I posted somewhere else, Johnny Johnson is absolutely KICKASS! That Cat cooked with fougasse (or, GAS). Something odd, though. At the danger of being kicked out of my group of friends (friend?) or something. I think the Stones' cover of this song is better. I pissed some...

Very lovely song by a monster talent. The man could do it ALL. What I wouldn't give to relive just a few of my days back then. God, what memories of such a simpler, slower time. By the way; why does this song keep disappearing freom You Tube?

At 1.30 into this documentary, where the narrator is talking about all the hits this Tiger absorbed and still kept going, the German soldiers are pointing to a Panther. It happens a few other times and there is one scene where two AFV's are passing a burning T-34; I have absolutely no idea what...

Simply beautiful. Divinely, heartbreakingly beautiful. Kim, ich komme zu Hause.

Greatest lead guitar licks in the history of the medium.

Of course I can't do it better: "those who can-do; those who can't-critique". But read my last sentence from my original post; if anyone writes in and disputes me, I will apologize.

If I remember correctly (it's been about forty years since I heard this); Nanker Phelge stood for both Mick and Keith and may have been the equivalent of a Hollywood director's Allan Smithee. As I remember, a nanker over there was what we might call a nerd or doofus.