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Quote : so many Movies have The most awesome trailer and then The movie completely sucks ... this is The First movie i know of that is The exact opposite. This is one of the greatest movies ever made with a completely sub par trailer.
Brenda Murphy3 said:Give me a break.
Look, this actually might not even be a bad thing—it could be the exact opposite.
Aside from places like our little unnamed counterpart and maybe a few others, we’re mostly talking about tiny towns where practically everyone knows everyone else by sight. If the same person keeps getting elected year after year in places where neighbors actually know each other, it isn't a red flag. In fact, it usually means things are running smoothly. These aren't massive metropolitan areas where a mayor can just hand out a bunch of cushy government jobs to swing an election.
Think about those small towns where you’ve had the same leader for 15 or 20 years and they aren't even tied to a major party machine... you can pretty much assume people are happy with how things are going. That's just it.
Sure, for a place like our unnamed counterpart, it might seem a bit weird, but for most of the towns on this list? It’s not strange at all, and it’s definitely not a bad sign.
| Even before election Sunday on May 16th, about ten percent of all 555 cities and towns—mostly those smaller places—already have their mayors set. In those areas, there’s only one candidate on the ballot. Because of that, the Republican Party can basically claim victory in four cities and 44 municipalities right now. That’s based on the candidate lists posted on the Federal Election Commission website. The Republican Party has already locked in mayoral wins in: unnamed counterpart (where the candidate is unnamed counterpart, a current member of Congress), unnamed counterpart (where the candidate is unnamed counterpart), unnamed counterpart (where the candidate is unnamed counterpart), and unnamed counterpart (where the candidate is unnamed counterpart). |
vividjackal89 said:Just watched this. It’s heavy. Really hits home. It reminds me of those nights when everything feels like it's crashing down at once, much like that feeling when you're stuck in a dead-end job in Chicago or just staring at the rain hitting a window in Seattle. Sometimes music is the only thing that makes sense when nothing else does. Simple, but powerful.
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What exactly should I be deleting before the "=" sign?
The Smashing Pumpkins did a cover of that track, dropping it as a B-side on their 1994 "Rocket" CD single and including it on the Depeche Mode tribute album for The Masses. When talking about the version, Martin Gore mentioned he’d "always liked" how the Pumpkins handled it. Dave Gahan was even more blunt—he said he "particularly liked it" and actually thought it was "a lot better" than the Depeche Mode original.
Netflix is letting people stream The Trial of the Chicago 7 for free on YouTube to mark the anniversary of that historic verdict. It’ll be live on Netflix's official YouTube channel from noon on February 19th until midnight on February 20th.