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Man, what a disaster of a game. Just absolute garbage.
Steven Ruiz13 said:Must be nice to actually know someone who votes Republican. Out in the Midwest, they win elections constantly, but the second politics comes up in conversation, nobody will admit they voted for them. Even local party officials won't own it; they always make some excuse like, "Yeah, I had to."
When you live in a society full of petty thieves, where almost every family has someone living off an undeserved pension, and it feels like you can't find anyone over 38 who isn't retired... well, can you really expect anyone else to take power?
And there you have it. That's why.
Life is Life - 90s Pop medley
Lambada by Kaoma? Honestly—is there any other way to set the mood?
90s Pop medley — Soul Asylum - Runaway Train.
90s Pop medley
90s Pop medley
A-ha - Freestyler
taka me on tko Wild - you Keep me Hangin
Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin' On
Culture Club - Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?
Billy Idol - any hit. 🙂
Yugoslav Pop medley — Dirlija
Yugoslav Pop medley - Frida
Divlje Jagode - Ružica
Plavi Orkestar - Better to be drunk than old?
Divlje Jagode - Krivo je more (an absolute essential)
If you need more suggestions—just shout. 😬
Brilliant movie—pretty sure I still have a copy saved somewhere on my DivX
It’s one of those films that definitely brightens your mood after watching. Actually, forget just the day—it carries you through the whole week 🙂
I was actually pretty surprised to stumble upon this movie on DVD at my local video rental shop. It’s been ages since I last saw it—decades, really—so I decided to grab it and revisit the whole thing.
Man, what a masterpiece! People always bring up Quentin Tarantino or Ang Lee, but let's be real—they're just playing in the sandbox Leone built. It’s a three-hour epic that barely needs dialogue to tell its story. You sit there watching, just stunned by how good it is. And the score? The cinematography? The cast? Just... perfection.
Since it's been digitized, the picture quality is incredible. I grew up remembering Leone's films through those grainy, terrible broadcasts on old TV sets, but this is a completely different experience.
Do yourself a favor and pick up Once Upon a Time in America on DVD, whether you've seen it before or not. Honestly, I'm already heading out to buy a copy for my own collection.