rmak
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Black Black Heart - David Usher
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Abc's Of Bands
rmak replied to firestorm701's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
The Strokes -
What are you listening to?
rmak replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
The Number Song - DJ Shadow -
u ppl take things too literally
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avalanche but its always chancin
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what is gmail exactly? sorry im new to all this
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its scientifically impossible, so thats a reason for nay if a new arms race, the militarization of space, and wasteful spending on defence instead of affordable housing,health care,etc isnt enough to make you say NO
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there are always those who want it all to themselves - "it" being the world - therefore we can never have some utopian marxist or anarchist society. those societies need everyone onboard. and when one person tries a counter-revolution, others will follow. we will never have peace basically.
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nationalism isnt such a bad thing, its the americans who have the bad kind ours is sort of a defense against theirs but also a voice of peace
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So the 70's have what is now called "classic rock" the 80's have "punk rock" the 90's was a lot of "alternative rock" what is the 2000's? something that relates bands like white stripes, strokes, vines, killers, franz ferdinand maybe? these new bands all kinda sound dancy in a punk kinda way. how bout "Dance Rock" ???
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Abc's Of Bands
rmak replied to firestorm701's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
u skipped over MATTHEW GOOD BAND!!!!!!!!! -
i got more nf$ by not checking
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my pick, avalanche (cant tackle, cant shoot aka taco bell shoes..cmon)
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Who Thinks "seriously Serious" Is Seriously Bad?
rmak replied to failingtherorshachtest's topic in Matthew Good
why paly chess when u can play checkers - awesome line! -
yea i got the mag, cool article
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i pity the fool who doesnt own lo-fi b-sides ;)
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I just put a few, feel free to mention another.
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majority voted for Bush, thats my point
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maybe empty road
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So I hear that David Anderson, former Environment Minister, is thinking of joining the Greens. This would be a spectacular breakthrough for the party. Having an MP would almost guarantee a spot in the next debates; further split this divided Liberal party who has had a stranglehold on Canadian politics; and give the proper attention to the Greens, which they deserve. The reason for his leaving, other than being fired last June by Martin, is because of the Liberal's lack of commitment over the Kyoto accord. The government has been stalling for months because of the sway that corporations hold over them - companies that commit countless environmental crimes each day. "...an environment-friendly party such as the Greens has breakthrough potential in Canada and (he) refused to rule out the possibility he might become the Green's first MP."
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The majority of Americans are conservative. We saw that with the recent re-election of George W. Bush. The following comments are from conservative pundits; this is therefore the voic3 of America. "On November 30, as President Bush visited Canada to meet with Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin in an effort to improve the two countries' strained relations, right-wing pundit Ann Coulter and CNN Crossfire co-host Tucker Carlson ridiculed the United States' northern neighbor. On FOX News Channel's Hannity & Colmes, Coulter said that Canadians "better hope the United States doesn't roll over one night and crush them. They are lucky we allow them to exist on the same continent." On CNN's Wolf Blitzer Reports, Carlson stated: "Without the U.S., Canada is essentially Honduras, but colder and much less interesting"; he went on to say that instead of following politics, "the average Canadian is busy dogsledding." And on Crossfire, Carlson referred to the "limpid, flaccid nature of Canadian society." mediamatters.org/items/200412010011
