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This is hilarious on so many levels. General George Patton, WWII hero, gettin told off by Big Dick Black, while he grabs his d*ck and tells the General he can cum ten times a day.

@crashnburner187 Ooooooohhhh kaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy I'lllllllllllllllll dooooooooooo thaaaaaaaaaat...!

I must break you.

No real shame in this one. Credit to Bentt. This outcome is summed up in one factor: Ferocious right hand at 0:54. End of story.

The uppercut was lethal, but not the best ever in its own right as a single punch. What made this sequence legendary was the follow up combination, at least two or three additional haymakers especially the overhand left finisher that guaranteed Mike would not continue. It's rare in the heat of ...

Did they consider you disruptive?

"I don't believe so, no. n-bommmm N-BOMB!"

Killer opening slide guitar riff by Howe and the tune just never lets up, a total rush from beginning to end. One of my favorites.

This brings back some good memories. I got into Yes all at once as an 8th-grader in '79-'80, discovering Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge. And then Drama came out. For me it fit right in with the earlier classics; different for sure without Jon and adding the new-wave-ish Horn and Down...

Ah, summer of '76...

No better tune to play at a party. What a groove.

There have been very few times in my life when I simply could not believe my eyes: sitting there, mind reeling at what I'm watching. Watching the Twin Towers fall was one of those moments. This was another. I distinctly remember feeling like I was tripping or something, transfixed as Douglas f...

You're..a..devil-eared...freak...Spock. You...belong...in..a ..circus..Spock. And you had the GALL to make LOVE to that GIRL!

@saborranchero This is exactly what I am doing at this moment - suddenly haunted by this song this week after many years, right now figuring it out note for note on my acoustic guitar, and marveling at the composition of it.

"Did ya feel low?" ...nah...."Huh??..." with that spiraling guitar throughout, this music just throws you for a loop. Nothing like it, before or since.

Fantastic, many thanks. I've been obsessing over this song for the past couple days, I figured out the main part on guitar, and am very pleased to come across this exquisite coda to cap it off. I'm wondering if the backing chords are Am and Em alternating, or does it just hold Am, or something ...

Got athlete's foot? Dude...step up to the mike.

Rockin' the blues ferociously and righteously. Guitar players, dig those 7th and 9th chords, and dem tasty licks...

Merry Christmas everybody!

I believe this tune is over 500 years old, and it remains one of the greatest melodies ever composed.

This song absolutely blew me away the first time I heard it. Breathtaking, transcendant, otherworldly, angelic. And the electric guitar kicks ass!

Black and Blue sure ain't Sticky Fingers or Let it Bleed but it's always held a special place for me, thanks to this bad-ass outlaw tune, Memory Motel and a couple others.

A lot of soul in this one.

I think Vince Gill is one of the great guitar players of our time. I'd say most rock fans fans unfortunately are not aware of this probably because he is generally thought of as a "country" artist by your typical fan of Clapton/SRV/Jeff Beck/Keith Richards etc. Their loss because this dude ROC...

this brought a smile to me today, thanks

It would be fun to "put myself in the center of this conversation"...I'd spout all kinds of conservative republican rhetoric just to watch these peoples' heads explode.

Then I'd put the moves on that pretentious Asian chick, getting her down to her panties... but she could leave her boots on...

This song means a lot to me. I played it for my mom at her funeral. Your version is beautiful.

nice tribute to the master