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BabysArmHoldingApple

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Hopefully this show is just reflective of Strongsville, OH and not the nation at large.


Growing up there, I can attest that Northeast Ohio has some of the trashiest people that you will ever meet.
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you made the case for how idiotic Trump and his advisors are


Nope. I hope that you are at least getting paid a penny a post or something like that for spewing this nonsense.
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So smart that they believed this conflict would be over in a couple of weeks when everyone else in the world knew better. So smart they didn't have a plan for when Iran inevitably shut down the Strait of Hormuz. So smart that they literally have no idea what to do next. So very smart. The smartest.


Darn, bro, you got a really bad case. But thank you for illustrating my point perfectly!
Just heard Gene Simmons talk/sing about posting up outside a school to see Christine Sixteen leaving class - that day he knew he had to have her. It got me thinking about the over representation of 16 year olds in 70's music. There is the aforementioned KISS song, Only Sixteen (Dr. Hook), Into the Night (Benny Mardones), You're Sixteen (Ringo). Some of these were remakes of older songs, and you had Sweet Little Sixteen (C. Berry) earlier, but the theme seemed to peak in 70's popular music.

Was this because people got married younger back then? Or did the artists want to appear edgy or dangerous pursuing "forbidden" love? Or was it to appeal to 13-15 y/o boys who were the target audience?

It just seems so pervy by today's standards. When you hear a grown man singing longingly about a sixteen y/o girl you can't help but think "what a loser". Why was so prevalent back then?
It is comical how people on here offer definitive strategy assessments with about 0.1% of the information. Trump and his advisors are smart people. They have way more information than is being made public, and they are no doubt using AI and war game tools that are beyond our imagination.

This does not mean that they are always right or that things will end well. But it does mean that definitive statements about strategy or outcome on this message board (overly positive or overly negative) are a big waste of time. You could change one little key fact that none of us know and the whole picture could be completely different.
No amount of $$ would justify having to continuously kiss the asses of 18 y/o kids because they can play football.
American Anthem. Frustrated Mitch Gaylord practices gymnastics in the woods.

re: 24

Posted by BabysArmHoldingApple on 5/19/26 at 6:38 pm to
"Chloe, I need a schematic of the 2nd floor with a map of all COAX interconnect junction boxes and matching system interrupt codes sent to my phone ... and I need it NOW!!"
Lots of guitar players in the circle of friends interviewed
It was shocking how much Jason Clarke looked like AM in the recent miniseries.
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Lee Iacocca, and (his failed invention, the Delorean)


Huh??
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Elon Musk


Not possible. We were told Trump and Musk had a terrible falling out and hate each other now.
Don't understand the reference to SJ, but those Steve Hunter riffs are magical

re: Rex Reed RIP

Posted by BabysArmHoldingApple on 5/12/26 at 7:06 pm to
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Paul Lynde, Liberace', Charles Nelson Reilly, Rip Taylor


That is some game show royalty right there. As a kid in the 70's I knew that there was something different about them...a little more "silly" than everyone else
Terry Chimes ("Tory Crimes") was good but Topper Headon was really awesome and a memorable part of the Clash.