jack daniel's

Sure, you're right teenage, fuck it.

"the use of punctuation is quite ridiculous"...someone explain to Spirit that we are not in college

Well, to me it seems clear in the review that the 12 years referred to the release date of the collection, it’s also written below the year 2002, so I think teenagelobotomy is right. Maybe he reacted a bit badly, but come on, you guys immediately acting all clever like, “...it’s not 12, it’s 20 years, gne gne gne...”

then that ridiculous fixation of having to choose three tracks just cracks me up

I liked the album back then, but I haven't listened to it in a while. However, Americana -the song- has always seemed a bit too similar to Ace Of Spades by Motörhead.

true gud

the classic Christmas album in short...nice review

documentary seen and reviewed on YouTube. Yes, it actually makes you think. In short, there are still many dark points; the so-called "official" version shows evident contradictions at times, as well as real black holes. I don’t think we have been told everything, for sure. However, from here to reaching the conclusion of a self-attack is a long way. For a while, I also considered the theory of a self-attack, which I still can't completely rule out, but now, frankly, I’ve come to my own conclusions that do not align with either the official version or the self-attack theory. Nonetheless, the documentary prompts reflection and raises doubts and questions, which is a good and just thing. Then it is only fair that each person, after hearing as many perspectives as possible, reaches their own personal conclusions, and it’s not necessary that they have to be strictly one way or the other. I find the whole conspiracy theorists vs. anti-conspiracy theorists debate incomprehensible, and it tends to oversimplify events that are probably much more complicated than one might think. P.S. Happy 2010 to all Debaserians!

So, for the first hour I would say the film is maybe a bit sluggish, it struggles to take off. But then, from the start of the race, it picks up nicely and builds towards an excellent finale. Overall, I would say it's a good adventure film, although a bit Disney-like, perhaps more appreciated by those who love horses or animals in general, as it heavily emphasizes the deep friendship and respect between Hidalgo and Frank.

A truly excellent review, congratulations, you’ve written exactly what I think too. I find the book a bit insidious and with a guilty underlying bias. As you say, one thing is communism, another is its application, and yet another is dictators seeking glory who use the word "communism" only to mask their delusions of omnipotence. Fundamentally, communism certainly does not arise as a doctrine of hatred and discrimination, in contrast to Nazi-fascism, so the two cannot be equated. That said, there remains an insurmountable difficulty, if not impossibility, in the practical application of communism, so I also partially agree with Fallen's first comment. An HONEST book should have been titled "The Black Book of Totalitarianism and Dictatorships," without distinguishing between the different matrices.