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That's awesome.

Yep.

Really great! I enjoyed the movie as well. The endings are completely different.

I wish, but nope.

Just finished. A nice album, thanks for posting.

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/54833

Last night's loss gives our chances a serious hit.

YHF would be great, but I'd love to hear them take on Double Nickels on the Dime.

Unfortunately, no.

For a while, I thought he was the world's only pedal steel player. Anytime I read the credits of a CD w/ pedal steel, there he was.

There is a monumental difference of providing a new account holder with a gun through mail or UPS or whatever and handing the gun out in the bank itself that it's silly to say what he was doing was providing the "facts". The crux of my comparison is that both Moore and Beck will stretch and/or shred the truth if it helps further their cause or draw attention to themselves. I stand by it.

Just heard Hazel Black on Sirius. Hooky as hell, great!!

Ry Cooder played the Ralph Macchio guitar parts.

Sorry, one difference. Moore is definitely funnier.

There have been 2 docs made about Moore recently, I'm too lazy to look up the titles. One was a hatchet job from conservative haters. Another was more balanced. That one has a segment about the scene in Bowling in Columbine where Moore walks out of a bank w/ a shotgun. That entire scene was completely scripted and fabricated. Moore has a very tenuous relationship with the truth and an ego bigger than his waist. Reminds me a lot of Beck. I happen to disagree with both of their extremist viewpoints. If you agree with one of them, you're likely to find this comparison false. I stand by i

2 reactions: 1. I like Mikael's enthusiasm during the duel. 2. Neither of them hold a candle to these guys.

Michael Moore = Glenn Beck Both will speak the truth when in serves their cause and manipulate it when it does not.

Hard to believe. Where did you go? We usually lost to our rival, Wartburg, in about everything.

He played my college (Luther in Decorah, IA probably in 1990). I'm pretty sure he opened and closed with Devo songs, which was pretty cool. The show was great for someone whose music I didn't really care about. Some of his recent releases have been great. I like Camp Meeting.

Yeah, 20 years ago I would've fully agreed. Unfortunately, the wife is a Cowboys fan. She's no fun to be around after a loss, esp. in the division.

Vibes.

I also thought that was the inspiration.

You missed a very important adjective.