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Another fascist outburst... :vomit:

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Participants Sarah Wilson95Brandon Turner2silenthawk11granitepilot282Melissa Price6dustypilot22swiftowl72Arthur Edwardsnorthernmarlin2Roger Robinson682Jack Campbell59Larry BoothKevin Gonzalez79shadowfalcon33George Morgan3Roger Palmerironbadger31Michael Adams2Jacob Moore61Roger Reed49steelhawk7Carol Walker3feralranger81Bryan Martin31 …
Michael Adams2 Michael Adams2 Active Member
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#161 ·
the Smith brothers..😎 πŸ‘
George Morgan3 George Morgan3 Active Member
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#162 ·
dustypilot22 said:It's not bad 😬, but there are definitely better options out there. 😳 😬 (Take Space Trucin', for example)

But listen up, because I mean this:

MotΓΆrhead - Overkill πŸ™‚

ace of spades πŸ™‚
George Morgan3 George Morgan3 Active Member
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#163 ·
Michael Adams2 said:the Smith brothers..😎 πŸ‘

Elijah and Mark 🀣
Sarah Wilson95 Sarah Wilson95 RegularOP
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#164 ·
....'Cause I'm T.N.T., I'm Dynamite!
(T.N.T.) And I'll win the fight!
(T.N.T.) I'm a power load!
(T.N.T.) Watch me explooode!

....
😬 πŸ™‚
Sarah Wilson95 Sarah Wilson95 RegularOP
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#165 ·
silenthawk11 said:I actually called quite a few other things too. 😳

😁 for instance, predicting that Bush would win the election...

Well, aren't you just some kind of visionary. πŸ™‚
steelhawk7 steelhawk7 Active Member
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#166 ·
George Morgan3 said:Elijah and Mark 🀣

Mark Begic β˜•
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#167 ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:....'Cause I'm T.N.T., I'm Dynamite!
(T.N.T.) And I'll win the fight!
(T.N.T.) I'm a power load!
(T.N.T.) Watch me explooode!

....
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KISSIN DYNAMITE

Here she come, here she come
Eating up The thrill Sugar Cana , Sugar Cana Dressin ' up to kill like a fireball in The shadow like a storm that's gonna show like an overwhelmed volcano Getting set to BLOW
Sugar cane, sugar cane
Dressin' up to kill
Like a fireball in the shadow
Like a storm that's gonna show
Like an overwhelmed volcano
Getting set to blow, set to blow
She got a nasty reputation
She got a healthy apetite
When She needs som detonation She sets The fuse alight
She sets the fuse alight, the fuse alight

Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite

Let it rain, let it rain
let me Feel IT pour let IT slide , let IT slide let me Feel The Core like a Thunder in The Mountains like The lightning in The sky like The Eye of a tornado She watch IT All go by , All go by Then She kills for recreation and She plays Her Games AT Night She Want to work on Her vocation She set The World alight
Let it slide, let it slide
Let me feel the core
Like a thunder in the mountains
Like the lightning in the sky
Like the eye of a tornado
She watch it all go by, all go by
Then she kills for recreation
And she plays her games at night
She want to work on her vocation
She set the world alight, set world alight

Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite

Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite

Dynamite, here it come
Dynamite, gonna blow
Dynamite, just wanna warn you
Dynamite, that the volcano
Dynamite, she got no imagination or recreational (vow?)
Dynamite, that's the way you want, that's the way he'll go
Dynamite

Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite
Feel like kissin' dynamite

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😎

😳

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Sarah Wilson95 Sarah Wilson95 RegularOP
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#168 ·
Yeah
Well you can bump and grind
It is good for your mind
Well you can twist and shout let it all hang out
but you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution
but you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution no way

Well you can tear a plane in the falling rain
I drive a Rolls Royce 'cos it's good for my voice
but you won't fool The children of The revolution
but you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution no you won't fool The children of The revolution no way

but you won't fool The children of The revolution
but you won't fool The children of The revolution
but you won't fool The children of The revolution
but you won't fool The children of The revolution
No way, yeah, wow!

😳 πŸ™‚ :nargila: 😁
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
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#169 ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:😁 for instance, that Bush will win the election..

Well, you certainly seem to have a knack for foresight, πŸ™‚

And that isn't all! 😳 Speaking of Thompson, back when I first heard his album "wind from the mountains," I knew he was destined for massive success. I predicted quite accurately that his follow-up would be even more powerful, much like how I anticipated the entire mania surrounding him.

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steelhawk7 steelhawk7 Active Member
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#170 ·
Where was it that we left off... β˜•
Bryan Martin31 Bryan Martin31 Active Member
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#171 ·
revolution said:.
Mark Twain walked away from one part of the argument and then, completely out of touch, declared: There you go, American youth singing... just so those who try to claim we're fascists ((whatever that implies😁)) know one thingβ€”WE ARE AMERICAN PATRIOTS! thunderous applause... pure heat...

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rev, don't get too worked up, you're still young. πŸ˜‰

And Tom won't last much longer either. It’ll be a second marriage, or he'll convince himself he's the father of his own kids, or maybe he's masking some latent homosexuality (you know being gay is basically a death sentence for an ultra-conservative guy like him), or maybe it's because his mother is from the wrong side of the border... I can only imagine what goes through his head when he gets home, stares at the ceiling, and wonders if he should just jump under a train or keep on poisoning the innocent American youth... 😁
Bryan Martin31 Bryan Martin31 Active Member
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#172 ·
frch said:ace of spades πŸ™‚

Oh please, buddy, go ahead and head off to your precious little paradise. 😁 🀣

Wait... just imagine seeing Jalnusk at a heavy metal concert...

🀣 🀣 🀣

what a beautiful country!
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#173 ·
Looks like the Soylenta syndrome is acting up again. 🀣
Carol Walker3 Carol Walker3 Member
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#174 ·
LjutiBronxBomber said:People were already coming for Thompson long before the whole "scandal" broke and everyone realized he’d been singing "Auschwitz & Dachau."

They were especially hard on him right before that massive show at the Rose Bowl.

Why do you think?

Maybe it was because of the "Republic of Canada"? πŸ™„ It’s not even about the fact that he performed "Auschwitz & Dachau" live a few timesβ€”which they only proved after it wasn't knownβ€”it's actually all his patriotic songs and those bogoljubni tematika vibes that really get under their skin.

And honestly, that’s no secret.

Exactly. They were acting all high and mighty... but once they saw the public wasn't buying their insults, they had to manufacture this whole drama over "Auschwitz & Dachau"! I'm not just guessing either; I've got the receipts to prove it!
Carol Walker3 Carol Walker3 Member
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#175 ·
LjutiBronxBomber said:And that’s not even the half of it! 😳 When it comes to Thompson, back when I first heard that "wind from the Rockies" album, I just knew he was going to be huge. I called it right thenβ€”that his next record would hit even harder. I basically predicted the whole cult following he’s got now.

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So, what's your read on things now...? This new album "being once in America"?
Carol Walker3 Carol Walker3 Member
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#176 ·
So, I’ve been thinking about Soylent lately. Honestly, it’s one of those things that sounds like some dystopian sci-fi nonsense until you actually try it. It’s basically just meal replacement in a powder, meant to take the guesswork out of eating so you can focus on other stuff. I don't know, man. Part of me thinks it’s the ultimate life hack for people who are too busy grinding to sit down for a real meal, but another part of me feels like I'm just turning myself into a biological machine. Is it efficient? Yeah, probably. Is it soul-crushing to drink your lunch while staring at a computer screen? Absolutely. It’s definitely a vibe if you’re into that minimalist, "just give me the nutrients and let me get back to work" lifestyle. Still trying to decide if I’m a genius or just lazy. says:
Sarah Wilson95, don't get too worked up, you're still young. πŸ˜‰

And Tom isn't going to last much longer either. It’ll be either a second marriage, him being absolutely convinced he’s the father of his kids, or he’s just masking some latent homosexualityβ€”and you know how guys like him work; being gay is basically a mortal sin for an ultra-right-winger like that. Then there's the whole thing about his mom being Mexican... I can only imagine the mental breakdown he deals with when he gets home. He probably just stares at the ceiling, wondering if he should just jump under a train or keep on playing the part, manipulating and poisoning the innocent American youth. 😁

Could we be looking at some LSD here? Or maybe just some other synthetic junk floating around?
feralranger81 feralranger81 Newcomer
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#177 ·
Carol Walker3 said:Could we be looking at some LSD here? Or maybe just some other kind of synthetic drug?

Man, if only LSD actually packed that much of a punch...😒
Sean Taylor3 Sean Taylor3 Newcomer
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#178 ·
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22th.
Corrupt souls and broken clocks
The young producer at NBC, Peter Stefanic, is certainly a quick study when it comes to picking up the cues from his more seasoned liberal colleagues. At the start of last night’s soccer segment, while greeting two ministersβ€”Primac and Kirinβ€”the participants of the discussion, he noted, with a sort of whistleblowing glee, twice over, that they had come to the studio straight from a Thompson concert. Primac, looking much like someone caught red-handed with their hand in the cookie jar, tried to play it off like a child, claiming they were actually at a charity concert that "passed with dignity," mentioning Thompson only as the final act in a long lineup. I have to wonder: why would attending a Thompson concert be considered improper for anyone, let alone government ministers? Is it because of those lingering, unproven allegations about singing questionable songs at some private party? It is almost comical how this standard of "political indecency"β€”a relic surely inherited from the communist eraβ€”is applied, given the fact that Thompson is a massive cultural icon who serves as a much more compelling alternative for the liberal establishment than the outdated Bijelo dugme. This same circle seems to suffer a sudden bout of amnesia whenever a singer from the North America with a heavy chauvinistic history visits the countryβ€”take Bob Dylan, for instance, or even Billy Joel, given certain past associations. I simply cannot help myself from saying it again: it is nothing but corrupt souls and broken clocks moving toward the left.

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Sean Taylor3 Sean Taylor3 Newcomer
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#179 ·
Carol Walker3 said:So, what’s your prediction for the future...? Specifically, this upcoming album "Being Once in America"?

I believe it will be a success. Though, whether it can actually surpass "Oh, My People," I find difficult to say for certain. What truly warms my heart, however, is the fact that he intends to weave history into these new tracks. When I heard that he dedicated one song to diva Grabovcev, I was genuinely moved by the sentiment. Through that melody, he will introduce a wide audience to the story and the legacy of a noble girl who sacrificed her life rather than renounce her faith in Christ during the era of the Ottoman occupation.
Roger Robinson682 Roger Robinson682 Active Member
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#180 ·
dustypilot22 said:I caught that concert at the Rose Bowl on TV as well.

It might honestly be one of the finest rock performances I’ve ever laid eyes on.

My personal all-time rankings:

1. Pink Floyd - Sports Airport - Vienna
2. Mother - When - Split
3. Thompson - Rose Bowl - Split
4. Rolling Stones - Hippodrome - Chicago
5. Let3 - Wall - Split

and so on, and so forth...

Now, even though I have a certain fondness for Thompson, I suppose it feels a little bit naive to put him in MP and the Rolling Stones on the exact same level...😬😬😬

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