WHOA! Watch out for that huge foam bolder!!!
Note: FYI: This is post #500 for wtc!
What The Feed?
Uh...had a slight weapons malfunction. But, uh, everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
- Han Solo
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"The main vice of capitalism is the uneven distribution of prosperity. The main vice of socialism is the even distribution of misery."
-Churchill
- dennisdailyrant.com
- W.O.L.
- Climate Skeptic
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Whip Wombat Booty
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Band of Brothers
December 28, 2007 — adcIn my humble opinion, Band of Brother’s is one of the most wonderfully made World War 2 film/series out there. If you have not yet had the opportunity to view this masterpiece, be sure to check it out the next time you get a chance. Each episode starts out with several short interviews from the actual men of Easy Company that survived WW2. The series itself is well written (based on the book) and well acted. Here is the opening credits and interviews:
It is because of these men that we are able to live here today in freedom.
One-Armed Man (Play On)
October 22, 2007 — adcYou may have noticed a quote from this song in the upper left. Every once in a while the lyrics to a song perfectly describe a real phenomenon. I’m not really going to explain what this song means because that should be fairly obvious. The music video producer decided to go with a drug related theme. I, however, think the concept has a much broader application.
Oh yeah – Hard Rock Warning!
Submerged in endless (trailing off)
I watch them fade by (sigh)
Lifeless and blank-faced (paining on)
I see…
The face I use to be
They want to feel this (straining on)
They want to sense this (now)
Drunk with existence (waking me)
I’ll show you something (someone) you can feelThey search and strain and drink and stagger
They play on…but I’ll never, ever look backZombies staring, looking my way
Crying out for something…
They can’t fill their stomachs with enough to satisfy
The hunger growingNeeding something real
Zombies staring, looking my way
crying out for something they can’t feel
Play, on stray on, in these wicked days on
Play on and understand that in your drunken stupor you
are dyingZombies staring, looking my way
Reaching out for something, anything
Anything to keep them numbing
Keep them plunging far from knowing…
That was Project 86, by the way.
The Real Way Star Wars Should Have Ended
September 25, 2007 — adcI won’t give this one away – but let me just say that if this is what they had played in the theater – I would have absolutely loved the Prequels and I would completely recant anything negative I’ve ever had to say about George Lucas…
See…I told ya so!
Lego Indianna Jones
July 5, 2007 — adcYeah – that pretty much rules. Especially the ending.
[ht: Enoch]
Jek Porkins
"I think I can hold it."
"Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it"
- George Santayana
- Appeal To Heaven
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- Kevin In Africa
Not For Losers
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"The simplest and most necessary truths are often the last believed." - Fortune Cookie
"Zombies staring,
looking my way
Crying out for something...
They can't fill their stomachs with enough to satisfy
The hunger growing
Needing something real"
P.86
