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Future Nobel laureate right here, folks.

Future Nobel laureates, both of them.

Classic BOC boogie. This is what Blue Oyster Cult is (and always was) all about, and what a lot of critics were talking about. B-O-O-G-I-E. And Buck Dharma's guitar work epitomizes just that: boogie.

I would even go so far as to say that Blue Oyster Cult is a Heavy Boogie band (as opposed to a...

It's just nasty. Disjointed, almost random in parts. The leitmotifs and transitions are not handled at all well, almost as if he's just randomly stabbing at the keys. The feeling of the coda is rushed, and it is here particularly that Gutierrez stutters and falters, It is not at all apparent that...

Also, by the way, just because something isn't "biblical" does not mean that it's not true.

Is it true that the XBox 360 and the Sony Play Station 3 are gaming systems? Yes. Is it "biblical"? No. Does that make the statement false? No. Therefore, it is not true that just because it is not...

Here's something I never understood about this scene (and no, I'm not over-analyzing it):

Why is it a "shortcoming" of Randall's that he didn't pay attention to what the woman was saying?

I swear, it really is like Lola Astanova is channeling Franz Liszt in almost every piece she performs.

The chaos of moral relativism always distills down to this paradox: Telling people to not tell people what they can or cannot do is wrong, too.

What does Jeff Gardere mean by "...attempt to legislate morality"? That's exactly what laws are. Laws are legislated morality. As if lawmaking is a bad thing!

ROFL - "I'm hungry, let's do this f****r!"

@TheEraOfCurruption

The name of this song is "Dueling Banjos", written by Earl Scruggs in 1973.

Absolutely loved this song and this performance! Brilliant.

One minor nitpick - I kinda didn't like the way Bono walks off the stage, leaving the rest of the boys (Edge, Larry, Adam) playing out to the end of the tune...kind of like it was all about him, and like they were just backup session m...

You will *never* see this video on Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show", or on Bill Maher's show...ever. More proof (like we ever needed it) that these shows are propaganda transmission belts for the neo-Soviet democRAT party.

Whoops! I better watch what I'm saying!

ATTACK WATCH!!!!

Except that this really isn't a dive, as much as it is a jump into the water. He hit the water feet first, so to me, that's not a "dive". Of course, I don't have the cajones even try this.

Does the "22" in the model name "3T22" mean that it has 22 horns? Cuz that's what it looks like it has, from the looks of it.

Chuck Norris stubbed his toe at :16

but...it's not my birthday.

it's kinda the same stuff, over and over and over again though, right? phrase. descending. Busy pentatonics or mixolydians, with lots of weird halfstep accidentals tapped or hammered in. Again, descending. Longer phrase, descending. Shorter phrase. Descending. Of course, I can't do better...

That's Lee Ritenour on guitar, flavadaveflynn10

I was a 19 year old guy when 'KRP first aired. Instant Bailey-crush. Beyond belief...utterly hopeless. I'll have to quote Nabakov, to describe my feelings about Bailey/Jan Smithers: "A blue sea-wave crested under my heart".

"Jennifer"? Ugh. Poodle-face underneath a blonde helmet, with a na...

All with stock, goofy, Hollywood sound effects. Car crash sound is right out of the Flintstones.

Nice, fake projector shake, the whole time.

Wilma Deering was Kim Possible, Ardarla was Shego