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Strange (Video) Daze: On the (Lighter and) Dark Side






3:18 6:26 6:54 MFers!





Stone on the Rocks

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  • Walter Sobchak October 18, 2021, 2:28 PM

    10 to 1 that Clinton’s gonorrhea flared up.

  • Terry October 18, 2021, 6:48 PM

    Eddie and the Cruisers-

    Watched for the saxophone only. Excellent sax, odd racket from lead vocal.

  • gwbnyc October 19, 2021, 1:12 AM
  • ghostsniper October 19, 2021, 4:26 AM

    That nitwit talking about that crib was overcome by envy.
    What a pathetic human.
    Get a rope…

    piss poor video quality
    bad all the way around

  • Stargazer October 19, 2021, 5:15 AM

    The interplanetary spacecraft video was well done. I worked on the Voyager and New Horizons missions. Voyager was particularly challenging. We were doing many things for the first time.

    • Cleve Watson October 19, 2021, 5:02 PM

      Stargazer, I am envious! I still remember reading in 2006 (quite moved to tears) when Voyager 1 passed the 100 AU mark in its journey, still functioning, still communicating, after almost 30 years. I followed New Horizons through construction, launch, its eight years of flight, and finally the hair-raising flyby of Pluto.

      I am thankful to have been alive to see these things.

    • bob Dobolina October 28, 2021, 5:35 PM

      My father helped run the Goldstone DSN. He retired in 1992… but I remember all the photo books he was gifted for the work on tracking the Voyager, and Pioneer probes. Very cool to be a part of something so fundamentally American and human.

  • steve walsh October 19, 2021, 9:43 AM

    Always liked the song. Clearly parroting Springsteen, complete with the saxophone, sleeveless shirt, posture, and vocal style.

  • Snakepit Kansas October 19, 2021, 10:55 AM

    What to do about a dirty driveway is the ultimate 1st world problem. Not only do Americans pour drinking water on our lawns, and use it to flush toilets, we also use it to spray off bird shit off our driveway.

    • Vanderleun October 28, 2021, 8:36 AM

      But… but… we’re not evil. We’re just piped that way.

  • Mike Austin October 28, 2021, 12:02 AM

    You want genocide? I’ll give you some genocide!

    “Thus says the Lord of hosts, ‘I have noted what Amalek did to Israel in opposing them on the way when they came up out of Egypt. Now go and strike Amalek and devote to destruction all that they have. Do not spare them, but kill both man and woman, child and infant, ox and sheep, camel and donkey.’”—1 Samuel 15:2–3

    Such slaughter would cause even an Assyrian king to take note. But they were no shrinking violets themselves:

    “I felled 50 of their fighting men with the sword, burnt 200 captives from them, [and] defeated in a battle on the plain 332 troops…With their blood I dyed the mountain red like red wool, [and] the rest of them the ravines [and] torrents of the mountain swallowed. I carried off captives [and] possessions from them. I cut off the heads of their fighters [and] built [therewith] a tower before their city. I burnt their adolescent boys [and] girls…In strife and conflict I besieged [and] conquered the city. I felled 3,000 of their fighting men with the sword … I captured many troops alive: I cut off of some their arms [and] hands; I cut off of others their noses, ears, [and] extremities. I gouged out the eyes of
    many troops. I made one pile of the living [and] one of heads. I hung their heads on trees
    around the city.”—Ashurnasirpal (883–859 B.C)

    Let us not forget Genghis Khan (1155 – 1227):

    “The worst thing that Genghis Khan is significant for is the deaths of about 40 million people. Throughout his conquests, Genghis employed a policy of severe cruelty if an enemy did not surrender immediately. This cruelty lead to the complete extermination of cities, meaning the executing of every man, woman, child, and even animals. There are some regions that were at the height of their civilization when the Mongols arrived, and after they left were mere wastelands. Some historians believe that there are some areas that never fully recovered from Genghis’s invasions.”

    Tamerlane (1336 – 1405) killed 17 million people—5 percent of the world’s population. On his sarcophagus is written:

    “When I Rise From the Dead, The World Shall Tremble.”

    Joseph Stalin admired Tamerlane—but of course.

    Genocide is as old as man. It will only disappear when this world ends.

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