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The nearly 1 minute long drum roll that starts around 5:35 has to be one of my favorite moments of any piece of rock'n'roll ever. It's like the build up to an orgasmic, and when it finally releases, it's heaven.

This really brings me back to being a 16 year old again...such nostalgia.

The press is not allowed to ask any politician or political candidate, past, present, or future, any question they don't like. Is that her position? Is that how she thinks journalism works?

This is all sorts of brilliant.

The US's main expenses are the military, Social Security, Medicare etc. To compare national defense and caring for the old and poor to a pool, lamps, and a compost pile is pretty insulting and lame.

You also forgot the part where Steve told the people who live in the biggest houses that he'd lo...

I like this tune a lot. It reminds me quite a bit of Mambo Sun by T. Rex. I mean that as a good thing, not in a "you're just ripping off a 40 year old song" way.

@carlosemoxo It was also a great song of the 70's.

Let me get this straight. You are saying that you agree with Palin that the purpose of him "ringing the bells" was to warn the British. You are saying that when he rang the bells, he was intent on the British hearing the bells ringing, and that they should take this sound of bells ringing as a ...

Hearing people clap almost seems wrong. No person who gets it can clap after that. Even if you appreciate the song and the songwriter its still to heartbreaking to clap. I think if i wrote and performed this and people clapped, I;d kill myself and leave a note that said, "lessoned lost."

When I was a kid living in California, the state, after a long hiatus, started executing people again. It was a big deal. On the news, they aired the condemned man's final words, and no joke, it was the line, "You might be a king or a street sweeper, but sooner or later, you dance with the reap...

What version is this? Its more mellow than the one I have on my random Greatest Hits album. I'm liking this version a lot.

These sounds instantly bring me back to childhood.

I really like this song. Half the time I don't understand the lyrics to most songs until I read them. Its not that different. There are a few times when he rolls some sounds together that sound "foreign" to my ear, but otherwise it nails the basic "sound" of American English.

The "patience" episode of Wonder Showzen is utterly brilliant. The absolute contempt it has for the viewer is incredibly subversive (and annoying), but it makes a great point. The show was such a great mixture of smart, evil, and funny. Although sometimes its so evil and wrong it fills me with...

Your Russian accents sounds like its from Grand Theft Auto, which I think was voiced by an American. As a result I think its less an imitation of a Russian speaking English, but an imitation of an American imitating a Russian. But in that regard, it was really good! That's exactly how we Americ...

"a negative right is a right not to be subjected to an action of another person or group" - Wikipedia. That is, a "negative right" is when the government does NOT have the right to force you to do something. Examples include the freedom of religion. The government cannot force you to belief in...

Its funny watching guys like Karl Rove and Bill Kristol these days. Kristol hand-picked Palin from obscurity and launched her career. Now she's picking a fight with him over the Weekly Standard hit piece on O'Donnell, and now we have Rove butting heads with Hannity. They're like Dr. Frankenste...

I like the use of the Elvis Perkin's song in the background.