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"I think we need to leave."

I think that is a wise decision.

It refers to his repressed sexual desires. He fears and despises them, so he projects them onto the objects for which he lusts, e.g., sexy, birth control-using women to whom he isn't married and maybe even gay men. So when he attacks those people, he's really just attacking his own penis, albeit ...

I love this song so much. Furiously fun. Also, because I might as well note it on both vids: The first part of the first solo in Bobby Ubangi's "That's Alright" sounds almost just like the beginning of this solo. This is good, because I've always had a weird infatuation with this solo. I think it...

This is a great tune. I was buying zillions of records when this LP came out, and it just slipped through the cracks. I need to track it down. RIP Bobby Ubangi.

Also, the first part of the guitar solo (at 0:44) sounds almost exactly like the first part of the solo in the Testors' "Primitive" (wh...

There appears to be a debate over whether this is a love song or a political song. I'm an American, and while I am well aware of the historical strife in Ireland, it first struck me as a love song, I guess because I'm so far away (geographically) from the conflict. But when I look at it political...

Morality is evolutionarily hardwired into us all. One way to defy this innate morality on a mass scale is to override it with a a dogmatic belief system, e.g., religion. Secular totalitarianism does this too, but I consider that to be fundamentally theocratic. Ever notice the parallels between re...

This song reminds me of the 90's, in the best of ways.

Looking back with my current knowledge, it kinda sounds like the Buzzcocks' early singles. Never a bad thing.

I'm not denying that this is a cool recording. It is. But seriously: "Alien/God speech?" "Music of the Spheres?" Um, no. Sorry, not hearing it. The original report states that "the evidence suggests that each tone is produced by the impact of a meteoroid on the icy chunks that make up the rings,"...

Funny vid to accompany the cultural phenomenon that is TEBOW. Not sure why, but I get a kick out of Tebow's improbable wins. I mean, I'm an atheist Bengals fan who figured that Tebow would suck, but the dude is winning, so I'm looking more like a poor football analyst every day (I'm still as athe...

So much back-and-forth between the OWSers and Tea Partiers over who is mad at the "right" offenders. They're both right. It's a corrupt gov't AND a corrupt private sector. Both sides argue that if we could only reduce and/or regulate the other side, things would be better. Yes, in theory. But pow...

Scarily fast, unbelievable. That he was so far ahead makes it all the more impressive. He didn't have the benefit of that adrenaline rush you get when fighting for the lead: this was pure will, pure speed, pure godly athleticism.

And SDMendoza619, I totally agree. I was just on an online forum w...

In the early days of the internet, I optimistically hoped for a kind of New Enlightenment, since everyone would have access to virtually infinite information and knowledge.

But alas, as this vid demonstrates, the internet too often just makes people stupider,

Chris Mohr debunked this claptrap a...

My IQ dropped about 40 points after watching this vid.

Better go read something by Michael Shermer now, so as to replenish them.

Still, I'm not sure why this is so popular in relation to similar artists--NOT saying it shouldn't be popular, just that there are many other good artists. One example (out of many): Jean Elan's "KIller When the Lights Go Out" is a scorcher, and over two years older--yet it has only a fraction of...

Funny that the owl's parents were mad at him when he first he sang this song.

"I Love to Singa" must be the death metal of 1936.

"See ya later, BAND-AID BREATH!"

I thought the kid with the leather jacket was just the coolest.