this trucks
gonna need a looooooootta work
this trucks
gonna need a looooooootta work
after all what the fuck s the matter wit u ?
its that im havin problems w my eraserhead its not doin its job
i can still hear classic rock block the fuckin beatles
bon
voyage
bitch!
have a long
happy life! :
somewhere else!
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Sadly the song is about a pack of fags, who thought they liked girls, but did no… So they set out for the frozen tundra to have a good time, equipped with a bunch of electric blanket… So they could cuddle in the nude and have a good time… Sadly they did not realize there was no electricity, and they all froze to death… Lau dee dah!
Actually georgia eas not a state but s temporary part of russia st the time. They were independant before that and regained independace in ’91. Its a seperate country with a completely different language
First of all, Republic of Georgia was former USSR country and NOT Russian province (Thanks to God). Georgia was occupied in the beginning of 20th century by Russia revolutionaries and country was forced to join USSR. Georgia has nothing to do with Russia.
The original lyrics are about US state but The Beathles used to refer to Republic of Georgia.
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The words just sounded good for a great hook,
its that simple!
Now this is stupid. This was written twenty years before the end of the Iron Curtain and in the middle of the Cold War. read a history.
I will sound like a crazy person but. Back in the USSR is a Bowie parody to the Beatles (back in the USA). This is a parody to the surfer sound stuff- Beach Boys music.
I think that this song probably has something to do with women’s suffrage. I think that the “Henry” referred to may be Henry B. Blackwell, a huge Women’s Suffrage activist. You can figure out the rest.
I heard it was about Rochester, NY, where susan b anthony was from. A “Suffragette” who wanted womens vote, and he was arrested for marijuana possession, and “cant afford the ticket”
s it possible Bowie DID write the song “Suffragette City” about his future experiences in Rochester, NY but didn’t know it yet or maybe the people in Rochester were waiting for him to play there so they could…make it come true??? Weird. The song does smack of Rochester and it seems hard to believe it was written four years earlier in 1972. Strange indeed. Great tune! Thanks, Mr. Bowie.
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I’m surprised no one mentioned S&M. If you look at it from that angle, a lot of the words make sense.
I think its a Pastiche of the Beach-Boys but trying to send the opposite message(The Beach-Boys as “All American”etc).I heard paul plays all instruments including drums on this one(he and Ringo had a ding-dong and Ringo stormed out),with the others singing harmony.Also on close listen to it i`m sure he`s alternating the line “Im back in the USSR” with “Im Backing the USSR”.I think it was altered to hide its Political content(Such a statement may have not gone down too well in the US).Both he and Lennon were supporters of Chairman Mao at one time or another.I don`t know if these sentiments of Paul`s are genuine or they are supposed to be ironic.I think its a Pro-Communist Anthem and regardless of if you are a Communist or not,its a Masterpeice.
wellllll things in my life arnt perfect but she said im so glad
i dont have 2 stand around drinking cheap beer w
the same 6 people 4 the rest of my life
sorry iam a BITCH
h: drinking game,shot every time iget called a nihilist
g: do u have designated driver
h: if i was nihilist id take uber ?
g: u take it?
h: no dude no
g: idealist !
h: o wait i do have a dd
but hes kinda drunk
what does this mean
g: naturally nawlins s what it means
it still unclear if author is or is not a Conrad ie is tone ‘goddamn COMMY’ or pro COMMY. alwayz hard 2 tell ur tone in text man!
To turn now to Thorhall: a messenger came to him and told him how things stood, how they would all be outlawed and how their suits for homicide had been quashed. When Thorhall heard this he was so upset that he could not speak a word. He sprang out of his bed and seized his spear, Skarphedin’s gift, with both hands and drove it through his leg. Flesh and the core of the boil clung to the spear when he had cut open his leg, and a gush of blood and a flow of pus poured like a stream across the floor. He then walked out of the booth without a limp and moved so fast that the messenger could not keep up with him, all the way to the Fifth Court. There he came across Grim the Red, Flosi’s kinsman, and as soon as they met Thorhall thrust at him with the spear and pierced his shield and split it in two, and the spear passed through him so that the point came out between his shoulders. Thorhall threw him off the spear, dead.
Kari Solmundarson caught sight of this and spoke to Asgrim: ‘Here comes your son Thorhall, and he has already killed a man — it would be a great shame if he alone had the courage to avenge the burning.’
‘That shall not be,’ said Asgrim. ‘Let’s attack them.’
nothing happens to them. actually. it’s not like there’s decay where the rest is jelly and just the oldest root is vital under a melted mass. we’re so used to thinking of everything in terms of rootrot and decay but that’s not how it is. no, actually the whole thing is still intact. except for a sort of plaque that forms on the surface. a kind of crystal covering which solidifies over most parts and then it doesn’t allow the brain to work.
it’s in one piece underneath this crystal but then functionally something is in the way and it prevents them from forming new memories, or from accessing many of the older ones. like the calcified flakes inside a kettle that hasn’t been cleaned, it’s something preexisting in the water itself which given time wants to solidify.
you can hear it if you swirl the few droplets of water around the kettle, it sounds like it’s full of chipped glass. but it’s just something that comes from the liquid itself. no, not even something distilled from out of the steel. the water itself is full of microscopic solid parts and these eventually find each other.
it’s like that.
they did a trial in mice with a certain wavelength of light. it loosened the plaque and the mice were able to remember their way through the mazes. they could even complete new mazes. of course, they say that 98% of research with mice never translates to humans. but in theory you could take a certain wavelength of light which you would generate with cheap LEDs and this would be enough to loosen the crystal.