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Rudiments, still the best book ever.

I have to go with Buddy; he sticks to the rudiments and his snare sounds like a snare should.

Cute video. I love it. The Briton will always look upon the American as a naughty child, a little waif. And yes, we do butcher the language. But what's England ever done for her little baby other than claim motherhood? The War of 1812's over, and I forgive you. I'd love to fight the Francs wi...

Everyone has a deep-rooted desire to be white -- I understand this. But white people don't throw infant girls into refuse heaps. So much for "brown" and "culture." If brown people're so smart, how come they flock to whitey-land? You won't catch me in Calcutta.

Is that why the prisons're filled with white guys, nizzobeats?

Isn't Australia that country where the guy drank a lot of beer, then floated away in a lawn chair adorned with helium balloons?

I was wondering what happened to Maya Angelou.

It would appear the old man's all that and a bag of chips.

You want some salsa with that asphalt, sir?

I think it's good that parents teach their kids how to hunt and use guns safely. After all, it's the inner-city kids who DON'T know anything about guns who're tearing up their neighborhoods and end up dead or in prison. How depressing is that?

Apparently it's wrong to critique a person who is black, according to Morgan Freeman.

Hey, Wild Bill, great review of your revolver. Like you, I own a Taurus model 94 and it's the oldest handgun I own (bought it new in '92). Back then, the 94 came in only two or four inch barrel lengths, and so I thought you actually had a model 96 with the six inch barrel. But it is a nine sho...

Good shot, girl. In fact, it's so good I broke out my Mossberg .410 and started polishing it up. Happy hunting, to all of you.

Dead link.

Bad post; it constantly reloads. By the way: Who speaks English here?

Who speaks English here?

Might be a good video if it didn't have to reload every five seconds.

You might have been too young, or too scared or coddled to watch it when it originally aired. But I wasn't. See, I'm 45 years old, and so remember the days of manual tuning and aerial rotors. I'm one of fraternal twins who always bickered, but when Mr. Barlow finally made his jarring appearance...

Yeah, the bleep is quite jarring, ruins the whole song.

No wonder the Brits laughed.

It's possible that the comments this girl's referring to are geared toward the Japanese government, and not people of Japanese descent. Japan is still the same as it ever was, only economically rather than militarily. Think about it: Can you buy an American TV?

I've stepped in puddles deeper than you, worse. And ya, I went to college. If you're able to watch this movie and come to any conclusion at all, you stole your degree.

A wicked good tribute to the original. Hat's off you ya.