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1:26. The Hi Ho Series? Truly a guy who was able to compartmentalize.

Marciano's reach was 67", about lightweight/welter measurement. Tyson's was 71" and he mostly overcame it. In the end with Marciano it would've come down to skill and nous. He would never have been lacking in toughness, either mental or physical. I suppose it's all idle speculation but hell, it's...

Superb stuff. Everyone who ever held a bat dreams of hitting the ball this cleanly. Those were the days.

@doytw from memory: the commentators that day were Richie Benaud, Bill Lawry, Keith Stackpole, Ian Chappell (Aus), Frank Tyson (former England fast bowler), Tony Greig (former England Caption, born in South Africa) and Peter Williams (NZ).

Maybe the best brawl ever, in terms of big time boxing. I remember reading once that every boxing movie WISHES it was Foreman - Lyle.

4:04. Scooby practicing his serial killer smile.

The first lady cheated a bit there. Both are in excellent shape.

The guy in the back: kettle bells make people do strange things.

What gives that graphic some kind of super accuracy? It's just a graphic. It doesn't take spin into account. Shouldering arms, on the crease, to a spinning ball is just asking the umpire to disregard any benefit of the doubt for you. If he'd used his bat he would've safely survived.

Kick ass track, but it's amazing how far they progressed and discovered nuances within their sound, within a couple of years.

Superbly judged races by both the first two placegetters. Kiprugut gave it everything but on the night Doubell had the final kick. Great race, hard out, as races should be run.

Barrera fought a near perfect fight, to his own strengths and exposing Naseem's weaknesses. He jabbed him silly, and took every chance to physically manhandle him.Naseem's ego counted against him in this fight, and Barrera just outworked him to an easy decision.,

Good vid. The Gibbston value is a beautiful spot. The whole drive from Cromwell through the gorge and up into the valleys is a must do.

The reappearance is beyond great. Now that's humour.

Superb innings. Read about it but never seen it before. Thanks for uploading. Man, those 70's pitch invasions were annoying.

3:40 Frazier hears they're playing the clip of him getting his ass kicked and he strides out like he's taking a walk in the park, like he's over it already. That's class.

The willful flight of fancy step from possible to actual is hilarious, but also insults any real understanding of logic.

First time I ever heard the guitar solo on this I realized there was another world hidden inside the one I was in.

That is a great album. This is blues at its wildest and most intense.

@the100mdash . Thanks, man. I thought the tall skinny dude was Riddick, but wasn't sure. I recognize Glance now, from his hairstyle. Never understood why Riddick ran poorly in the 100 in Montreal and was eliminated, when he'd been such a force in 1975, and ran so well in the relay leg in Montreal.

Ha hah, that was sweet. Can't say I like the dude's music, but the look on her face was priceless.

I don't think she ever actually got that it doesn't matter if she later was or wasn't the 'kind of person' who committed the horrific crimes. She committed them - that never changed. Her hands, her arm muscles, her breaths, murdered Sharon Tate and her unborn child. Then. Now. Forever.

Watson is garbage. Plain and simple. No amount of rationalization can undo what he did, nor can he use his God as a crutch or apologist. He deserves to die in prison. Lonely, unforgiven.

Believe the dude spends a little too much time alone playing with his pyramid.

Listening to this clown's manipulative heart-strings narrative is sickening. As for the tears, he may have cried but I doubt if it had anything to do with what he'd done to the dogs. Sell it somewhere else, sociopath.

3:02. Poopy time poopy shapes? WTF?

I dislike the grunting, because it's annoying, but the 'Oh ai ai ai' was outstanding.

When she's 14 and mottled grey and slowed down, you're gonna love this clip even more.

LOL. We get 4 replays of the spectator's 'ordinary' effort. Good shot.

I'd guess she's stretching the muscles in her lower back, because of an issue, likely chronic, she has. And she's decided to use an empty bar to add resistance. If you'd asked her then posted this we'd know for sure, and those of us with lower back issues might have learned something to do or to ...

Looks like the Old Man Range of hills in the background. Take the road up to Roxburgh, then that beautiful drive above the Clutha, up into the rock tor country thru to Alex.

I like her. Puts a smile in your day.

Epic. Man charted a singular course thru his music.

She managed to say 'my ora sticks out further than normal' with a totally straight face. Too easy, maybe. The woman is certainly controlled. I don't personally care that she smokes, tho I can't stand it myself. We can comfortable rate her on her musical contribution, which is vast.

That was interesting. Thanks for uploading.

Good, smooth run. Dude has quick movements, for sure.

Shortest clip I've watched today, but, listening to that wind, I was glad it was.

You can clearly hear Joy Division's musical roots in punk here, though that droning baseline, and the deliberate use of space amid the mathematical clatter of the drums, like a mantra, is beginning to morph their music into something else. Within a few months they were in a different universe. Cu...

The number of different voice pitch and syllabic inflections you can give to 'O my god' seems endless. Infinite even.

LOL. Well done.

Classic song, reggae-fied new wave from '77

. The skinny legs in the photo made me smile.

Mailer was appalling here, playing intellectual games that he actually wasn't smart enough to win. He just resorted to insult and childishness. His comments about being intellectually superior to the 'small' intellects on the show are hollow, demonstrated by his retreat into a frowning tantrum. I...

Believe the cat done voted on this one with his paws.