Analogman

I think part of that deal is the length - when it is an hour long, it seems to lag.

Weight Loss deleted scenes

Morlock Night - Jeter, K W Sherlock Holmes's War of the Worlds - Wellman, Manly Wade The Nomad of Time - Moorcock, Michael A A Transatlantic Tunnel, Hurrah! - Harrison, Harry Peter Green: The Authorised Biography - Celmins, Martin

I have seen such things happen - Last Exit to Brooklyn, Requiem for a Dream, and The Turner Diaries are three examples that come to mind.

Analogman was just curious if Mr. Rain may have been referring to one of those things. Also, troops have been called out to deal with citizens before - so it has happened.

It also goes on with textbooks.

No - they have already done that. And - if you go by the source Mr. Froggie posted, it is a done deal now.

Some other means groups use to ban books: pages are ripped out of a book, the book is repeatedly stolen or thrown away, and the book is checked out and never returned.

Happy Birthday: The Who At Kilburn: 1977 + London Coliseum 1969

It Can't Happen Here It Can't Happen Here

That's one of my favorite movies - it was actually set in the year 1962.

I have not seen it anywhere - not that I know about such things, mind you.

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As someone I work with said today - if there is going to be a new depression, people probably are not going to stand in line for soup, or ride around on boxcars this time, but rather raise some hell. If such a thing happens, then the government would need to be prepared to squash any sort of organized civilian uprising. This sort of thing makes me think of the the events leading up to The Postman.

I saw Sen. Lieberman standing behind Sen. McCain the other day when he was making a speech in PA - the dude was smiling and laughing every time Sen. McCain made a crack about Sen. Obama - pretty messed up deal.

Blue jean baby, Chattanooga lady, seamstress for the band

We have talked about that before - it's probably mentioned in at least one of the threads below: A thread about The Band Yet another Last Waltz thread And still yet - another Last Waltz thread It depends on who you believe - Levon or Robbie I guess.

That's because Jeff is really Maxwell Smart.

Uh, so far this new album is pretty quiet, for lack of a better term. 1. Groove Me 2. By Your Side (originally on Cary's album The Phoenix) 3. 70's Song 4. She's a Wild One 5. Midnight in Mississippi 6. Emily Smiles 7. Butterfly (originally on Cary's album The Phoenix) 8. Pretty Please (originally on the Blue Mountain album Homegrown) 9. Gentle Soul 10. Rainy Day 11. Free State of Jones (originally on Cary's album Cool Breeze) 12. Skinny Dipping

Sometimes, those videos were put up late at night, and gone the next day. I have never seen the one were he is playing the banjo.