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This must be one of the most poignant,tragic and moving things I have ever seen.You can almost feel the prescence of this unfortunate little girl reaching you through the years.If she was sacrificed in religious ritual, I believe her death is absolutely inexcusable.But,and I say this very tentati...

The people who built Stonehenge built them to last for a long,long time.They must have known that at some distant, future Age people would still be looking at them( and being drawn to them).I wonder who they imagined that people would be.

Prehistoric archaeology is so fascinating.When I see objects that were last used by ordinary people 7,000 odd years ago,the hairs rise on the back of my neck.These were people just like you and I-modern humans with full intellectual capacity,emotional range etc,they just lived in a very different...

This song is just so beautiful.

In my experience,most people who hear this song are completely captivated by it.

A beautiful song-I love that chiming guitar.

Such a great episode.Definately in my top ten.The Bart and Homer fishing scene at the end is just so funny."If you love me so much,why don't you marry me?.

I also like the scene where Bart hides a walkie-talkie receiver in her crib,then fools Marge that Maggie has spoken-"Shows over,Lady!"

I first heard this song on The John Peel Show,just after it was released.I was into Punk at the time,and the energy of this song really caught my attention.It just all comes together-the vocals,that fuzzy guitar, and of course the climatic ending!

Absolutely classic Skinner.

Comedy that hits you in the heart and gut,then trickles to your brain.I doubt that Bill actually "hated" anyone enough to wish them dead...well,maybe a couple!.He was just so frustrated at some peoples' bigotry,hatred,ignorance and their low expectations of what this world is,and how it could be ...

Marge Simpson is one fine woman.

Ahh-Edna Krabappel-hubba,hubba,hubba.She is so hot,I would imagine she would have guys lined up to go out with her.

The drivers,and the people who ignored this poor little girl can in no way,shape or form be called human beings.

Ahh-Edna Krabappel-what man could tame her?

Who knows,there could be another "Golden Age" just around the corner.

One of my favourites is when a robot is fleeing a burning building saying "Why...why was I programmed to feel pain?"

It's all just a bunch of stuff that happens.

Must be one of the most perfect pop songs ever written.

Minimalist,but somehow,incredibly deep and moving.Magical use of piano,bass and drum.

The vocals are brilliant-like someone standing on a desolate cliff-top screaming into the wind.

I just love this movie.Powerful ,and genuinely moving.This scene really freaks me out,as I have a terrible fear of heights myself.

Dental Plan.

One of the funniest scenes from the greatest,funniest T.V programme ever.

I love the feeling of redemption at the end-'Even rats in a cage.....are liable to stray!'.When I first heard the lyrics in this song,I felt like I had walked into a brick wall.

Seeing S.L.F. on this tour at The Glasgow Apollo was my first ever gig-the energy they put in was amazing-i went home completely awestruck!

Harold Budd and The Cocteau Twins must have been fated to make music together.

My favourite Teenage Fanclub song-3 minutes of sheer perfection.

"Where money stood,we planted seeds of rebirth....."-just one line from a songs'lyric,but he makes it sound like a revolutionary manifesto.Fantastic track.