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Ha-Ha! The supervisor looks at the stewardess walking away and thinks - "Nice ass!"

Senator Reid gladly giving Sinatra his license. Figures.

Flying, screaming Superman? Well, the documentary indicates bodies flying out, but I cannot believe any body was alive after the instant of impact.

Van Zanten is entirely to blame. He attempted to take off without ATC clearance and then took off anyway after getting just directional instructions, foolishly thinking that was enough. He was in a hurry and foolish to be so with virtually no visibility ahead of him. Bad pilot, but I'm afraid the...

Thanks for posting. Wished Glen had recorded this song for a studio album. Jimmy Webb is only performer I'm aware that ever recorded it.

No wonder I can't stand Prager.

Kafka made his original appearance in OMAC on. 3, Jan/Feb. 1975! Great comic. Too bad it only lasted 8 issues with Kirby at the helm.

That name has been botched. That's Lake Panasoffkee

Bah - it's only pop music.

Now we know why we've paid up to four dollars a gallon for gas since 2003. The federal government is what's killing the economy.

Great song. Should have been a hit. Love Glen.

Reich is a fool. The economic problems he relates are caused by the very government action he advocates. All he can do is call for more of it.

Gergen - "...both the Bush administration and the Obama administration deserve more credit than they get from stopping us from going over a cliff, economically."

Dummy, Bush and Obama and their respective parties are to BLAME for pushing us to the cliff of economic ruin.

They must have a lot of people to buy for and not so much money, to put their lives at risk!

Dallas police weren't to blame. The Secret Service was. There should have been bullet proof glass behind Kennedy in the limousine. Dallas police were incompetent in letting Oswald get shot, but they probably didn't care one way or the other anyway.

I'll agree it wasn't memorable. It had it's charm for those that liked it. It was on a par with "Hogan's Heroes", another sitcom that lasted longer than it should have.

Bah! Gricar was in a bad business. It couldn't have been good for the disposition of his mind. He emulated his brother and killed himself. He should have gone into something that was conducive to well being. Being a prosecutor is a dirty business. And he must have had a depressive mind already, l...

Yes, communists are brave and fascists are the real bad guys, as if they are truly different. I hate I bought this documentary (The Nazis: A Warning From History). It was obviously written and produced by liberals. The title properly should be "Socialism: A Warning From History", because Nazism w...

Thanks for posting this. Absolutely beautiful intro theme. It's stayed with me ever since I heard it in '85.

Just another commie looking to replace one bad system with an even worse one.

Nihilism on display. No wonder the guy killed himself. "Don't know what it means" is right.

Airhead liberal who thinks he has a unique insight on government politics, as if it matters. It matters only to the extent these Democrats and Republicans have real power and are progressively destroying this country with their welfare and regulatory schemes. And the likes of Tanenhaus does nothi...

Liberals blacks demanding more welfare. The more welfare, the more economic decline. But you can't tell these people on the left that. They can't see and they don't care. They demand socialism and damn the consequences.

And he doesn't hate Bush? Ignoramus. Bush gave us Obama.

He must be aware that his own lectures are a bore to make an issue of it.

"Build me up Buttercup" is the song, originally by the Temptations. I have no idea who is singing it here.

Cornel, stay out of community centers. They just want to eat, not hear about hip-hop.

When he says "When this supposed to kick in, huh?" it is hilarious. His mouth opens and closes perfect to "huh?".

Bennett is a loon. Certainly Lincoln didn't end slavery all by himself. But he was opposed to it and he did sign the Emancipation Proclamation. Lincoln served his purpose in that. He was indifferent to blacks otherwise, but what do you expect from people living in that time? The irony of it all i...

O'Reilly once said Robert Kennedy was his favorite politician, so no wonder he agrees to associate with the Robert F. Kennedy center of human right. I think O'Reilly is a neo-conservative, which is as bad or worse than a liberal.

Can't say I agree with many of your choices. If you're going to include Elton John, it has to be "Philadelphia Freedom".

Don't understand your graphic. It should be of Charlie Brown hoping somehow to meet up with the little red head girl. That fits perfectly with the song.

@310southpark Hooray for Hollywood.

What a loon. West thinks the government should focus on "poor and working people". What the hell does he think government has been doing for the last 45 years? Welfare increases poverty; it does not eliminate it, because you have to tax what's productive in order to subsidize it. Obama may tilt t...

@charliedehaven Bah! This is the best version. Webb did an excellent version, but it didn't have the "bite" this one does. Plus Webb didn't have the vocals Campbell had.

Did you record this with a microphone? Glen did another Brian Wilson song back in '65 - "Guess I'm Dumb", which the Beach Boys never recorded.

Vicky looks sad in the photos of her after her husband's passing. I think death was probably a relief to her. She should have stayed in England. Her son Wilhelm was no good for Germany and, it could be argued, helped pave the way for Hitler.

Love this song ever since 1988. Hated the lyrics put to it, sung by Michael Franks, spouting environmentalism.