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2 years ago
I know KISS is one of the most divisive bands ever - you either love ‘em or hate ‘em, but dressing a symphonic orchestra on KISS make-up is just way cool. I could watch this over and over. When the violin player smiles in the first few seconds is precious
“Beth”. Live
https://youtu.be/SMokVzZ3xyw
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2 years ago
Live on Dave TV!
David Lee Roth was a master showman during the golden age
“Just a Gigolo/I Ain’t Got Jobody”
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The Cars. “Drive”
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2 years ago
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Hank MoodyI'm fine. I'm disgusted with my life and myself, but I'm not unhappy about that.
Icee gonna kill himself. Mexico out of the WC
Worst performance since 78
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2 years ago
^^
I would have enjoyed that
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2 years ago
I just saw this. A shock. Guess I didn’t realize she was 79
In agreement Rumors is one of the Mount Rushmore albums
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2 years ago
My concert days are behind me unless it’s a small venue with some 60’s one hit wonder band.
Springsteen and The Stones are the only bands I’d consider unless Zeppelin decides to tour again
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2 years ago
Agree with shailynn & mister O about not giving up my DNA.
but the science nerd in me loves the research regarding mt-Eve and mt-MRCA
Some conflicting opinions but interesting reads
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2 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
“It’s College is a place where you’re exposed to a lot of different people and ideas. It’s scary to.those who have a narrow world view”
Yeah, that’s the way it’s supposed to be - but scroll up and read my must about the political views of the Harvard faculty
Students are only exposed to liberal ideas. Zero conservatives!
That is NOT diversity of ideas !
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2 years ago
I don’t know. I’ve been around 2006 and was a lurker before that. I think the board has gotten more political. And there’s less talk about actual strip clubbing, but then there’s only so many times you can talk about how to dress, etc. I think there was more intel in the past, but it seems extras are more pervasive now, so maybe lesser need.
There’s always been “contrarian” posters. Dougster, DavidS, BobbyL, MisterGuy, ClifBar are some names that come to mind. And Big Third Eye is child’s play compared to the drivel RandomLover posted.
I can remember a July 4 thread (I can’t find it) where a poster - who seemed to come out of no where, and I can’t remember his name - came on and attacked a innocuous “Happy 4th of July” post. He went on a rant about Native American atrocities, and smallpox and other anti-American stuff. It blew up. That was first wild political post that I remember that’s commonplace now
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2 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
This is direct from the Harvard website
“Harvard's commitment to diversity in all forms is rooted in our fundamental belief that engaging with unfamiliar ideas, perspectives, cultures, and people creates the conditions for dramatic and meaningful growth.”
If ZERO percent of the faculty do not identify as very conservative and 80% identify as liberal how can any classroom discussion involve engagement with unfamiliar perspectives ?
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2 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
Take a look at a university such as Harvard - they are all about “diversity, equity and inclusion” except in one area - their own faculty.
Take a cold, hard look at these survey statistics
More than 80 percent of Harvard faculty respondents characterized their political leanings as “liberal” or “very liberal”
A little over 37 percent of faculty respondents identified as “very liberal”
Only 1 percent of respondents stated they are “conservative,” and no respondents identified as “very conservative.”
Last month a contingent from Harvard travelled to Washington DC to rally at the Supreme Court to “defend diversity”
Liberal hypocrisy at its finest
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2022/7/13/faculty-survey-political-leaning/
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2 years ago
It’s been said before - but probably the most eye opening thing in all my years if TUSCL is not that Rick Dugan has a solid rotation of OTC girls or how common extras can be had - but just how different guys have different standards of what is pretty
I think I’d rather get a hand job from Rosie O’Donnell
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2 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
I remember her as a kid in “Who’s the Boss”
I guess I have a hard time transitioning from a kid star to a sex symbol. Or maybe she’s just not my type
Elon might be an asshole - but VW used slave labor from concentration camps to build vehicles. There’s hardly a comparison between being an asshole and one of the worst atrocities in modern history
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2 years ago
To be fair, cell phones in almost any business are quite annoying.
When I shop for groceries, I know what I want and I’m on a mission to get in, get what I want, and get out. I hate it when an emasculated male is standing in front of 50 choices of bread and is too pussywhipped to make a decision so he’s on his phone, blocking the entire aisle, calling his S/O, “help me, help me, I don’t know what bread to buy”. (Cuz in the back of his mind if he brings home the Sunbeam instead of the King’s Hawaiian he knows he ain’t getting a BJ tonight)
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2 years ago
“To which doctorevil replied: "What was the name of the dancer that gave the guy a heart attack? I want to get a dance from her."
I had a few dances from the girl who was in the VIP
with a guy who had a heart attack and it wasn’t anything remarkable.
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2 years ago
The strip club industry has changed over the past couple of decades but I don’t think TUSCL has had that much influence.
The “make it rain” / party vibe that has influenced the industry in recent years has not come about because of TUSCL. Magic City - “the Holy Grail” of Atlanta strip clubs per Wiki averages about one review per year
Follies - the most popular Atlanta club on TUSCL is out of business
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2 years ago
@25
I think you are 100% correct about the cruise ships
They are either intentional in some cases or some drunken person doing stupid things. I don’t think they just happen by “accident”
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Interesting facts about netting. I love baseball and I’m not against netting down the lines, my biggest complain is the rich are the rich dudes who buy up expensive seats then spend the entire game with their noses buried in their phones.
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2 years ago
Sometimes you do you have to legislate against stupidity
Baseball was played for over 120 years without the need for netting until stupid people found cell phones more interesting than the great game
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2 years ago
I knew an old guy that had a mild heart attack during a VIP session so it does happen
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2 years ago
My ATF is exactly that. She’s retired but I can’t imagine anyone could ever replace her. She really was a physical “10”
But there was more to it than just her beauty
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2 years ago
For being a well known club it doesn’t get many reviews
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2 years ago
And if you count the number of flags that incorporate the Union Jack, it’s got to be number one
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2 years ago
“The word belongs to black people”
That’s racist AF. it’s a terrible word that no one should use
That’s like saying Augusta National belongs to white people
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2 years ago
^^
Yeah, brings me back to my childhood. I lived in a neighborhood with very few kids my age so I didn’t have many friends (what a shock).
I loved flags, maps and geography puzzles.
My favorite game to play when I was alone was to assemble a US map with plastic state pieces then stick a flag with the name of the state capital in each piece
Kids today probably think we were weird
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2 years ago
Can’t say I’ve ever faced pure terror.
Years ago I was on a short 40 minute connection flight to a larger airport - almost the entire flight was extreme turbulence. The pilot said because of heavy air traffic and because it was a short flight we had to stay at our current altitude and couldn’t climb out of it. I tried my best to convince myself that the plane wasn’t going drop out of the sky. I hated the flight and it was scary and uncomfortable but not real terror