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@addictedtothought89 I wonder how many people didn't "get it".

"We few, we happy few, we band of brothers. For he who sheds his blood today with me shall be my brother" -Shakespeare, Henry V

@adibranch From the trailer, it seems to follow a similar, if not the same, story line. Question is, how far will it deviate. Two different mediums, so it's bound to be different. I just hope the film can capture the magic of the play!

Best part is Troy and L.T. giving each other respect at the end.

This may be the only time I've seen Steve and Trevor onstage together where Steve's actually playing a PART on a Trevor song, and you can actually HEAR what he's doing, and appreciate it.

@goodygoody23 Awesome.

@park4488 "Everytime I hear that song I break down in tears." Okay. Well. That might be a part of your problem. "That our flag was still there." Yes. It was also the War of 1812. Time to move on.

@ETHOOETHOO The song is written in Gaulish, a long-dead mainland Celtic language.

Long-dead, that is, until Eluveitie decided it had been dead long enough!

@VoidKeeper Actually, I think it's about Diviciacus, the brother of Dumnorix, chief of the Aedui: "Brother, I shall not weep when you meet your doom", "Dumnorix, I did quite weep when I betrayed us all". Dumnorix was against allying with Rome, whereas Diviciacus was on friendly terms with Caesar...

Not sure who's singing, but it's definitely not Jon Anderson.

@ddvepprker He's like the Joe Cocker of keyboards.

@ThinBlueLineNverDies Eddie's not a homosexual, though. He's a straight transvestite. Totally different things going on there.

Christ, people are stupid.

Gilmour, Manzanera, Crosby, Nash? Are you kidding me? Someone gets a medal just for putting those 4 on stage together. Just awesome.

@arnoldlayne1991 Absolutely!!!

@ForeverMoom Nah, Roger would love this.

"Any of you who think Kansas is prog, leave the room." LOL!

@Soul7Patrol No, he didn't give being a Christian at all! He simply stopped being a certain KIND of Christian, as he no longer saw it as worthy of the name. What would make someone think he "gave up" being Christian?

Prophet? I hate it when people misspell "profit". Funny, given all the openly Christian, openly homosexuals, that I know, Mr. Thompson's message seems to be more about Mr. Thompson's narrow understanding of God's love than about homosexuals. There. Try diagramming THAT sentence. 3000-year-ol...

"There are no scientists, where are the engineers, where is....the REST OF LIFE represented here???" Brilliant.

@DairDubh Tolkien would be proud.

I have to say, I have an issue with this animation. It's bad enough that only the police version was told in the early press reports, the first of which came out VERY quickly, and presented what may be a false picture of what actually happened. Trouble is, this animated re-creation of the event...

@gotmonkey92 Yep. Check out his right hand, he's tuning, not playing. And he's holding his ear to the body of the instrument to hear and feel the vibrations.

A friend posted this on Facebook, saying, "Try not to smile while watching this." So, I watched it. I tried not to smile. I was unsuccessful. :)

@steelersdog22 Awesome! Frenchy Fuqua, the man to whom Bradshaw actually threw the ball on the play that became the Immaculate Reception. Frenchy took a nasty hit by Jack Tatum, and Tatum knocked the ball right to Franco!