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"She was a beautiful woman."

"Nah, she had chronic elephantiasis."

@TunaPi "Channeling is real"- Proof? Even if it is real, it's HIGHLY unlikely that this is what Ms. Knight is doing- To quote Carl Sagan, ""the simplest hypothesis is that Ms. Knight makes 'Ramtha' speak all by herself, and that she has no contact with disembodied entities from the Pleistocene Ic...

The ultimate anthem for the insecurity that accompanies not receiving a prompt text message from the opposite sex, incidentally recorded several decades before the advent of the cellphone.

James Randi's eyebrow needs its own facebook page.

The way he sings "I made a mistake and I never forgot" over the subdued organ is heartbreaking and truly speaks to my struggles with obsessive anxiety.

I like how life is a man in this song, but a "beautiful woman" in "Daylight".

The amount of classic quotes Omar utters in seven minutes and twenty seconds would perplex a statistician.

Could someone please present an intelligent argument for 9/11 being perpetrated by the government? I've yet to see one.

@deniseemelierose The illuminati ceased to exist in the 18th century (1776 - 1786) after perhaps 10 years of nondescript association in a European backwater. Its one claim to fame was having Goethe as a member.

5:53 Yes, Sylvia. Having the ability to see the future and communicate with the deceased is all well and good, but being consistently accurate? That's just be WEIRD.

Man, I've always loved this song, but after experiencing something similar just a few nights ago I feel such an emotional connection to this. Jeffrey Lewis just has this amazing ability to convey the thoughts that rattle around our minds all day in a few minutes of effortless verse in a way that'...

The original is very good, but fairly insubstantial to Callahan's catalogue. Heron's is damn beautiful. Reminds me of Hendrix doing "All Along the Watchtower", or Cash doing "Hurt".

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A relentless wavy green line in Microsoft Word made me think of "Shoelace". I'm smiling now.

Gavin's face at 2:01 XD

@WhiteRabbitm8te Perhaps you should stick to subjects that you have some knowledge of.

@foxholeathiest I'm neither of those, I just prefer the sincerity of Cohen's to the fey whining of Buckley.

Janderkovsky. Love it.

I love hearing Tom Waits' voice in its earliest recognizable form sing about his "old voice".

Brilliant