plz try and not kill me for this...

[discoDancinJackrabbit]

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Bad Karma

this will have to be my new song i listen to on the way to school in the mornings !

[filbert]

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How could I have forgotten this one:

It's The End Of The World As We Know It

Which naturally goes with:

Losing My Religion

[filbert]

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Aw, hell. One more R.E.M.:

Everybody Hurts

(I really hate that one . . .)

[JackJD]

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As long as we're considering R.E.M.: The initial post in this thread reminds me of the R.E.M. song -- at least the title and a line from the song -- "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"

Beware of those wearing tin-foil hats.

Does everyone know the source for the line "What's the frequency, Kenneth"? From the Wikipedia article on the song: "The title of the song is not original to the band, which Buck explains in the liner notes to In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988–2003. It refers to an incident in New York City in 1986, where news anchor Dan Rather was the victim of an unprovoked attack by one or two assailants who, between beatings, would ask, "what's the frequency, Kenneth?"" I met Dan Rather twice while a journalism student at SDSU but that was the middle 70s, ten years before the mugging in which he failed to answer the seminal question, the inspiration for the song title. I always wondered if Dan knew the frequency but refused to disclose it. Could it be that he was upset they didn't have his correct name?

[NoVaJack]

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As long as we're considering R.E.M.: The initial post in this thread reminds me of the R.E.M. song -- at least the title and a line from the song -- "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"

Beware of those wearing tin-foil hats.

Does everyone know the source for the line "What's the frequency, Kenneth"? From the Wikipedia article on the song: "The title of the song is not original to the band, which Buck explains in the liner notes to In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988–2003. It refers to an incident in New York City in 1986, where news anchor Dan Rather was the victim of an unprovoked attack by one or two assailants who, between beatings, would ask, "what's the frequency, Kenneth?"" I met Dan Rather twice while a journalism student at SDSU but that was the middle 70s, ten years before the mugging in which he failed to answer the seminal question, the inspiration for the song title. I always wondered if Dan knew the frequency but refused to disclose it. Could it be that he was upset they didn't have his correct name?

I always thought one of the assailants was named Kenneth. No wonder the FBI never solved the crime.

[HandoEX]

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+++Great thread, would read again!Lol

[NoVaJack]

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+++Great thread, would read again!Lol

This thread makes one want to start a smack thread about thread drift.

[JackJD]

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Proof that some SDSU fans took a few classes at NDSU.

[filbert]

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Proof that some SDSU fans took a few classes at NDSU.

Curiously Ambiguous Post Of The Week.

[rabidrabbit]

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Proof that some SDSU fans took a few classes at NDSU.

Or tutorial by TAB at Bisonville.

[JackJD]

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Curiously Ambiguous Post Of The Week.

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A little obfuscation was needed to clarify this thread.

[NoVaJack]

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Meanwhile, continuing the Thread Drift, Chuck Norris just conquered Slovkia

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/891319-...following-vote

[Nidaros]

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Meanwhile, continuing the Thread Drift, Chuck Norris just conquered Slovkia

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/891319-...following-vote

Single handed no doubt.