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@texasraven69 You mean if only Wayne Henley had not participated in the killings himself and instead notified authorities at the earliest opportunity would more lives had been saved.

A strangely revealing video. The curious inflections of the software voice reader somehow uncovers Brooks' deep culpability and pathetic defensiveness concerning his role in these terrible crimes even more clear than if we had a recording of Brooks himself reading his confession.

on the surface, this song is very moving and touching; but pay attention to the lyrics and you'll see that O'Sullivan is really winking at the listener. This is a song about a fool who imagines the world will completely agree with him for committing suicide simply because he got jilted at the alt...

Sterling Sharpe's WR contemporaries were the following: Jerry Rice, Michael Irvin, Cris Carter, Andre Rison. And incredible class of receivers. And the only receiver during Sharpe's career (1988-1994) who might have been more dominant was Jerry Rice -- the greatest WR of all-time. Clearly, Sterli...

Good for the protesters. Democracy is not a spectator sport. How ironic that the tools who defend Mall-Wart are the same people who keep Americans poor by celebrating offshored factories to Mexico and China. OWS and their affiliates are the REAL American patriots.

I didn't think that this tune could be effectively arranged and performed solo, but your video demonstrates otherwise. Very well done.

My favorite Mamas and Papas song. John Phillips' gift as a vocal arranger in full display here: Denny's high note at 1:49 and Michelle's forlorn "little bird" at 2:01 give me chills every time I hear them.

Foreman should have been DQ'd for constantly shoving Frazier back, followed by holding Frazier's head with his left glove so he tee-off with his right.

Ali was the smartest, savviest heavyweight boxer of all time. Maybe the smartest boxer of any weight class.

Quarry had that great, sometimes devastating left hook, but he needed a lot more variety to his offense to have a chance at beating the likes of Ali and Frazier. A strong chin, but a tendency to bleed out-of-control when cut. I wonder if he took aspirin or something similar before a match not kno...

Quarry had that great left hook, and he had a strong chin -- but that career-long tendency to bleed. A smart fighter with great foot speed like Ali was not going to let himself get beat by what was essentially a 1-dimensional boxer, however talented and strong Quarry was.

Hagler, the complete fighter:

1) Conditioning and stamina, 2nd to none. In late rounds, he could still move as fast and throw punches as hard as in the early rounds.

2) Maybe the strongest chin in middleweight history; never knocked out.

3) Intelligent fighter, w/ sound grasp of tactics: alway...

The fight was for all purposes over when Hearns broke his hand landing a blow to Hagler's head early in this first round. If Hagler can withstand a blow like that, no way he's going to get KO'd by Hearns' useless broken right hand or Hearns' ordinary left punches in later rounds. Hagler simply ha...

I love the comment below about Leonard "dictating the pace of the fight"; Hagler was the one advancing, and Leonard was the one retreating. The guy who was running away is the one who "dictated the pace of the fight"??

"Leonard's legs were still amazingly active and fresh in the final round".

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I really wish that Fetterman really did rip Gillespie's head off.

Then we'd have just a leather jacket with no head hosting all those Koch-funded ReasonTV Citizen's United propaganda infomercials.