I'm currently bracing for the millions of Yoko Ono references that are sure to be made.

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I bookmark all videos that strike me as really really good, and just look at my bookmark list when I have a power point lazing around that I don't feel like using. I thought it a tragedy to see so few votes on that song.

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Aww, you remembered

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*promote

Aww, you remembered

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*promote

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Dude, I coulda swore she was Yoko Ono

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finch451, you should no better that John would have never been on the view. i dont even think yoko would have ever dragged john onto the view as most men married for, what it would have been 20ish years by then could be dragged anywhere by their wives anywhere. PEACE

I love John Lennon's music like nobody else, but I thank God he never survived long enough to be dragged into The View by Oprah and Yoko.

And Gunter, I agree with your opinion about minorities being given the opportunity to be racist by targeting those of the race that targeted them, and it's wrong that they're given that allowance (You're allowed to have "Black Pride," but naturally, "White Pride" is racist). One thing I have to object to you saying, though... It's not the "black people" that are more racist than the "white people." That comment alone is a shining example of racism. It's people in general that are racist.

After all, we aren't all different races, we're one species, right?

Yoko Kanno's compositions and a very good storyline. An anime I approve of.

Yoko... Oh-No!

They were both children in WWII.

Yoko was born in 1933, John in 1940.

I think that's one of the reasons they took their anti-war efforts so seriously.

Thanks for the info.

In reply to this comment by castles:
"The Holy Mountain" was a surrealist film from the 70's that was partly funded by John Lennon and Yoko Ono and single handedly started the midnight movie phenomenon in the United States. The trailer really isn't the best representation of the movie, but a lot of the unbelievable imagery in it still carries over.

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*nochannel *terrible *wtf *obscure *cinema *vintage

What the fuck was going on there? Anybody ever seen, nay HEARD of this?