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What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?
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The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism.
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Do questions with multiple question marks annoy you???
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My favorite and by far the tripiest was/is Fantasia, them guys was doing some serious drugs.
Haven't seen it in years they don't let it our often.
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Detroit Rock City 
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Dang video blocked in this country.
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Yeah, that one is awesome too! 
I already own it on DVD.
As a kid my favourite part was with all the devils and demons. Mussorgsky's Night On The Bald Mountain is a great piece of music too.
My least favourite part followed directly after that... I never quite like Avé Maria. Unfortunately it was my parents favourite, so they never let me turn it off
And the Wizard's Apprentice by Dukas is off course a classic!
I still listen the soundtrack from time to time.
That movie may well be the reason I like classical music!
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Sander Rossel wrote: I still listen the soundtrack from time to time.
I listen to it from time to time also. Over the years I've come to appreciate a LOT of different Genre's.
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Mike Hankey wrote: Over the years I've come to appreciate a LOT of different Genre's.
There's very few genres I don't like. I absolutely dislike noise (yes, that's actually a genre and they couldn't have picked a better name for it) and R&B and I guess that's about it
There's a few genres I like less than others, but overall there's little music I couldn't enjoy from time to time.
Favourites? Dance, chill out, black metal, some soundtracks and probably about anything psychedelic (especially the 70's infused occult rock that's been a bit of a hype lately)
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Yeah I hate noise too, I took my son to a NiN concert a few years back and the cover band was noise so we went and had adult cocktails until NiN came on and ended up leaving about half the way through. They suck in concert. Not fond of Jazz and hate rap, and anything Gangsta.
Didn't know chill was a genre until I visited my brother in Phoenix last yea and he turned me on to it really like Enigma. Oh and love the blues!
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Mike Hankey wrote: Enigma
I consider that new age
Still very good though.
Chillout, trip hop, new age, deep house... Who cares, right? As long as the music speaks to the soul 
For artists I'm thinking Air, Moby, Massive Attack, The Art of Noise (no, they don't make noise!), The Orb, perhaps even some Vibrapshere and Shpongle (trance) and Enya (yes, also new age  )...
If you're interested you can check out my last.fm profile[^].
I'm not much of a jazz fan either, but I can very much appreciate acts such as Gare Du Nord and Room Eleven (both Dutch). And then I found the, also Dutch, Lefties Soul Connection who swing and rock and jazz like there's no tomorrow!
I used to listen to rap about 15 years ago. I still like some of it, like Busta Rhymes, Dr. Dre, Run-DMC...
Blues a little less, although a friend of mine likes it a lot. so I get some exposure
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Sander Rossel wrote: There's even quite some humour I didn't get as a kid.
Yeah, like all the sexual innuendos they put in these "kids" movies to keep us adults entertained.
Marc
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Yep, those
Like when Hercules and Meg go out on a date. They come back and Hercules says "And then that, that play, that, that, that Oedipus thing. Man, I thought *I* had problems."
I also liked when he looks at his trophies and he actually has a lion skin from Scar from the Lion King
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Two animals deat at Animal Ark[^]
I hope whoever did this gets caught!!!
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Shere Khan, bad guy (tiger) in Disney's Junglebook!
He (and they) didn't deserve this though... Poor animals 
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As Matthew pointed out last December[^], using AdBlockPlus can dramatically slow down your browser, and eat memory like it's the last bacon sandwich on Earth.
Scott Hanselman's just posted a link to a new alternative: µBlock[^]. It claims to have a much lower memory footprint, much lower CPU, and block more ads.
Might come in handy for people who keep lots of browser tabs open!
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Installed it and de-installed AdBlock 
I probably won't even notice on this machine, but only thinking it's faster is worth something already 
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The placebo effect is always noticeable
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Post a link in Free tools as well?
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Done[^].
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- Homer
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Hmmm, I installed it yesterday and it seems the browser is faster.
But now Avast is whining about it...saying it has a poor reputation.
http://i.imgur.com/CseeSgD.png[^]
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Strange - does Avast give you any more details?
It's possibly just that very few Avast users have installed the plugin, so the reputation system doesn't know about it.
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I looked for details and couldn't find any.
Even more strange, I only got the warning on one of my two machines.
Anyways, uBlock fails to block an ad that AdAware does block, so for now, back to AdAware.
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After a clean restore of my laptop and removing bloated ware of manufacturer, its clean,lean and fast.
Now I am in the stage where I need to load mp3 in my Ipod.
So can anyone save the soul of my laptop by suggesting some way to load mp3 without the iTunes  .
Internet has so much information that I am not able to select between crap and real info.
So any personal experience?
cheers,
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