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I forgot how REDICULOUS she was. Damn!

Incomparable.

I love you, Whitney.

God bless you, Whitney. You were the soundtrack of my generation. I was born in 1967 and went to high school from 1981-1985. No doubt the best in pop music ever. But you took the whole enchilada with your voice and passion from the mid-80s to the 90s. I don't care about your struggles as much as ...

You don't have to figure out this song if you like it....Dums#its.

Best pop song I've heard in like 25 years. This video doesn't have 79 million hits as of today for nothin'. You can rag on it all you want. There'll be 100 million hits before Spring.

Every rant here is valid. But this business is worth Billions. You can argue but what's the point? My rant is those people that make my local Starbucks their defacto place of business. If you want to get away from work...you can't because someone is making a sales pitch or offering a hack job to ...

@TheJohno9114 I always enjoyed throwing rocks at the gate door of people who have dogs in their backyards. I wouldn't laugh but pray that the latch wouldn't give so the enraged dogs wouldn't go chasing after me.

I think Trebeck is petrified of this woman. Do you see the way he looks at her...In horror!

Yeah, it hurts to miss that one! Ha ha ha ha!

I BET JOY HAS FIVE KIDS. ...AND THINKING ABOUT MORE.

It's like when someone tries to cut in front of you at the check out counter when you turn your back for a moment. Like, It ain't happenin' BOZO!

Bob Barker's my idol.

I hope my daughter plays like you do when she's 10. I love Vivaldi. This is better than hip hop

I really enjoyed the movie. Woody Allen movies tend to be very formulaic. Someone usually is very neurotic about his or her situation and everyone compounds the neurosis...this is very much a reflection of Allen's psyche....However Owen Wilson made this picture his own and so I do care about the ...

Whoever put this montage up to John Cougar...hats off! This is the story of my lifetime...and my United States. Happy 4th to the Greatest Nation on Earth! I was waiting for Reagan...and Reagan appeared! Awesome!!!!

These responses deriding America are exactly why we cannot let up our defenses. This was a significant but small acheivement. It's 10 years later and we have a multitude of enemies. This is not so much the end of something as it is merely a chapter closing.

It's funny that someone mentioned the word balls in a post somehow related to the Carpenters. I guess that person's really pissed. There is a lot of talent and there's been a lot of talent. Karen Carpenter has her very own place in history and in our memories.

Wow.

I love the way Karen carries that beautiful note when she sings "...It's Yesterday....once mooooore...."

Tuesday afternoon just me and my daughter. She on the playground and my head in the clouds thinking about our tomorrows.

I love these motherfuckers! Every time they're on the radio I turn it up! It reminds me of my high school days when MB were in their prime. Rock on aged ones!

Some times I wake up feeling meloncholy. Lately, this song has played in my head. I was maybe 3 years old when this song played on the radio.. I heard it for most of the 70s while my mother had the stereo on during the daytime before dad would get home from work. Its as if I've lived 2 lives in o...

Today I remembered sledghammer. Like most songs I remember they come out of the blue and remind me when I was a young pie in the sky kid of 18. Life's been such a whirlwind since 1986.

Psssst. I paid the ref to call the 5 second inbound call on Texas a second early. Sorry. 'Cats win! (P.S. Derrick Williams made the game winning shot and free throw. I guess Williams IS good enough for Arizona seeing how he's the "only one they got.") -- Arizona Alumnus 1997

Great video. God Bless you for putting this together....Oh, the saxophone!...that is so killer....it's so poignant....thanks for keeping music alive!

Dan Fogelberg lives on...

I was 13yrs old when I first heard this song. I had just started high school and would hear this song every morning on my way to class. I was lowly freshman who liked sappy songs. But this was so beautiful and comforted me in an increasingly bigger and harsh world. This song left an indelible mar...