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An SNL skit from a couple of weeks ago:
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It got predictable pretty soon, but really funny and really well done. SNL still has it, but not very often IMO.
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It's the 52nd anniversary of the whale explosion in Oregon. It's likely somewhere in these 18 pages but it's worth revisiting a true classic.
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I just saw this clip with Bill Bailey about British happiness.
Very funny!
Maybe e.g. @pinball1970 can confirm the accuracy?
In Britain we process happiness... differently, Bill Bailey - BBC
Very funny!
Maybe e.g. @pinball1970 can confirm the accuracy?
In Britain we process happiness... differently, Bill Bailey - BBC
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DennisN said:I just saw this clip with Bill Bailey about British happiness.
Very funny!
Maybe e.g. @pinball1970 can confirm the accuracy?
In Britain we process happiness... differently, Bill Bailey - BBC
Awesome.
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DennisN said:I just saw this clip with Bill Bailey about British happiness.
Very funny!
Maybe e.g. @pinball1970 can confirm the accuracy?
In Britain we process happiness... differently, Bill Bailey - BBC
Very funny. I think the "Not too bad," is a working class 1950's sort of thing.
I hear a lot of the older guys say it to each other.
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I like these kind of stands (well, I'm not exactly sure about the classification), but around here the first minute would make that stand closed in any half-decent food security supervisionnsaspook said:
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So they are heads at the beginning? What is 1.34 in the boxes? Is that squid?Rive said:I like these kind of stands (well, I'm not exactly sure about the classification), but around here the first minute would make that stand closed in any half-decent food security supervision
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nsaspook said:
I up voted as informative not like necessarily as it looks like he makes stock out of the heads.
It looks and sounds great though.
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My goodness. The Zero-Zero ejection seat was impressive.
My goodness. The Zero-Zero ejection seat was impressive.
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Brilliant. I think she had Brian Cox in mind, a little bit of science talk then STRAIGHT to location!
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With a little bit of Ali G thrown in?pinball1970 said:
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Amazing in so many ways...
Happiness (by Steve Cutts)
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That one baffled me for a minute. LOL!
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I just love this video! Many of the greatest singers from the 60s, 70s, and 80s all came together for a common cause. The cause was great but what a precious bit of performance history they left as well. I can't think of any other effort that brought so much talent together for one song. It is a breathtaking list with many of the greatest modern music artists from that time.
And how did Dan Aykroyd get in there?!?! LOL!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Are_the_World
And how did Dan Aykroyd get in there?!?! LOL!
| Conductor |
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| • Quincy Jones |
| Soloists (in order of appearance) |
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| • Lionel Richie |
| • Stevie Wonder |
| • Paul Simon |
| • Kenny Rogers |
| • James Ingram |
| • Tina Turner |
| • Billy Joel |
| • Michael Jackson |
| • Diana Ross |
| • Dionne Warwick |
| • Willie Nelson |
| • Al Jarreau |
| • Bruce Springsteen |
| • Kenny Loggins |
| • Steve Perry |
| • Daryl Hall |
| • Huey Lewis |
| • Cyndi Lauper |
| • Kim Carnes |
| • Bob Dylan |
| • Ray Charles |
| Chorus (alphabetically) |
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| • Dan Aykroyd |
| • Harry Belafonte |
| • Lindsey Buckingham |
| • Mario Cipollina (of Huey Lewis and the News) |
| • Johnny Colla (of Huey Lewis and the News) |
| • Sheila E. |
| • Bob Geldof |
| • Bill Gibson (of Huey Lewis and the News) |
| • Chris Hayes (of Huey Lewis and the News) |
| • Sean Hopper (of Huey Lewis and the News) |
| • Jackie Jackson |
| • La Toya Jackson |
| • Marlon Jackson |
| • Randy Jackson |
| • Tito Jackson |
| • Waylon Jennings |
| • Bette Midler |
| • John Oates |
| • Jeffrey Osborne |
| • Anita Pointer (of The Pointer Sisters) |
| • June Pointer (of The Pointer Sisters) |
| • Ruth Pointer (of The Pointer Sisters) |
| • Smokey Robinson |
| Instrument players |
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| • John Barnes – keyboards & arrangement |
| • David Paich – synthesizers |
| • Michael Boddicker – synthesizers, programming |
| • Ian Underwood - synthesizers, programming |
| • Paulinho da Costa – percussion |
| • Louis Johnson – synth bass |
| • Michael Omartian – keyboards |
| • Greg Phillinganes – keyboards |
| • John Robinson – drums |
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