AreWeThereYet
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Some old Schoolhouse Rock.
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tksirius
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When I first heard of flat earthers, I figured it was some type of matrix theory, but to my surprise, it wasn't. Then I realized that some flat earthers are just playing around like it's satire. Then I realized that some flat earthers don't believe in it at all; they're just profiting off of stupid people. Then I thought "why am I not doing this?"
99topdawg
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Pretty sweet picture! Absolutely breath taking!
Also shows the earth is shaped like a frisbee.
tksirius
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tksirius
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Did some research. That video was made in 1974 right in the heart of the Paterno era. The song was performed by Essra Mohawk who is from Pennsylvania. Yikes!What kind of Nostradamus shit is this?
The QB's name is literally "Franklin."
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Northside Hawk
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The uniforms even resemble Penn State.What kind of Nostradamus shit is this?
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My favorite Schoolhouse Rock?
"Three Is a Magic Number"
And I saw them all. As a group "America Rock" was probably the best.
MoseSchrute
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Back in the better old days....
Northside Hawk
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Shit, 90% of the Saturday morning cartoons we watched would be deemed unsuitable for children today, as nine year kids look at violence and porn on their I-pads.
Even Charlie Brown once balked in the tying and winning runs to lose a baseball game in the bottom of the ninth. That would be too fragile for kids psyche's today, as they yell insults at each other on fort night.
Peanuts creator Charles Schulz was severely criticized in his day. Women back then were supposed to be portrayed as obedient, like they were in "Father Knows Best" or "Leave It To Beaver." The females in his comic strips and holiday specials like Lucy and Peppermint Patty were anything but submissive. But history was on Schulz' side. By the end of the 1960's, television airwaves were dominated by "Bewitched" "I Dream of Jeannie" "The Flying Nun" and "Nanny And The Professor"
MoseSchrute
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I should get that shirt.
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AreWeThereYet
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Could put this one under Music or Humor.
Postmodern Jukebox does covers of contemporary pop music arranged in older music styles. The base player looks apprehensive. I think a few fire codes were broken to do this.
Postmodern Jukebox does covers of contemporary pop music arranged in older music styles. The base player looks apprehensive. I think a few fire codes were broken to do this.
MoseSchrute
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^ Get that bird some Metallica.
MoseSchrute
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Mohammed taking out a wall on his balcony ended up taking out the whole building.
MoseSchrute
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AreWeThereYet
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Very lucky they didn't kill several people.
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