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I remember buying Nashville Skyline when I was 13 for Lay Lady Lay but this duet turned out to be my favorite Dylan song then and forever.

No way that's a fighter.

My singing makes women cry too.

Nobody will block him because of that stuff hanging fm his chin.

The living spirit of the Spartans of Thermoplyae lies no longer in befuddled Greece, but in East Lansing, Michigan. Spartan Will

One giant leap... for Hoserkind.

I hurt a good woman and will regret it until the day I die.

I've got charcoal filters left over fm my e39. I wonder if they'll fit my new (to me) e60? Oil filter?

Just got my 08 CPO. Says I'll need oil in ~3500 mi. I'll remember this. Tks,.

The "End Permian" extinction was caused by volcanic activity not a meteor strike.

Now that you mention it, I did go back and watch the pop up a few times. Schweet. Hey hooties, where the blow fish? Southern accent under all that?

One of my most favorite songs of the 80s.

Weird on so many levels. A 60's Britsh pop band singing a show tune from a US musical about wife beating.

Simplify your lives and embrace US football!

What about Win 7?

MSU grad and retired naval officer. Keeping the world safe from crazy Persians for our 1500th year...

Sweet Judy Blue-eyes.

Sweet Judy Blue-eyes.

Cousins delivers a speech the content of which members of Congress need to be reminded. Tim Tibow gives a speech apologizing about not going undefeated and promising to work harder and it gets immortalized on a plaque in U of F stadium. Big Ten v. SEC...

My favorite "I hate men" song.

Get off youtube, get a job, you and sis move out and give your parents some peace!

@haldanel

Me too! One of the best parts of the song is where he skruches up to hit the two bass notes.

The sound at the beginning of the song is one of the first instances of "flanging" where identical tracks are played at different speeds to get the jet-aircraft effect. Another early example is on Small Faces' "Itchycoo Park".

Am I the first to notice that Grover's nautical flags are spelling out his name? You can see Golf, then Romeo, and a little bit of Oscar below it. Hey, it's a Navy thing!

When I was in school, we had to read. Woo hoo for today's youth...

It has been a million years but my recollection is also that the spot ended with the fellow saying "On Broadway...". I also remember him being in a sort of "interrogation" light and speaking in German. If there is another version, I would sure like to see it.