Actually pretty *jazzy too.

Was that Jazzy Jeff on keyboard?

hey issy. can you provide an english translation of the lyrics, by any chance?

just so i know i'm not upvoting a snappy, jazzy little tune about oh what fun it is to run through a forest so you can burn it down while shooting all the baby animals you see along the way.
you liberals and your cheese-and-arugula-eating european music.

if i play this song backwards, does it say "oh, sweet satan"?
nvm. just fuckin' around. catchy tune, kitty.

*jazzy

The chairs have been sold around the world since 2006 and no major problems. They aren't for everyone, as many people can cruise around and get on with everything they need to with a small, relatively affordable, convenient Jazzy (or other powered chair) or human powered chair if they're able.

Being able to be eye-level, going up stairs, up curbs, over grass and sand, through shallow water... I personally say the pros outway the cons (price, potentially break down) but you make a good point.

>> ^hawkinson:

One thing about an unpowered chair, it won't fail and leave you stranded half way up a staircase.

The chairs have been sold around the world since 2006 and no major problems. They aren't for everyone, as many people can cruise around and get on with everything they need to with a small, relatively affordable, convenient Jazzy (or other powered chair) or human powered chair if they're able.

Being able to be eye-level, going up stairs, up curbs, over grass and sand, through shallow water... I personally say the pros outway the cons (price, potentially break down) but you make a good point.
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an amazing device, but I have to wonder at the reliability. its a lot more complicated than a segway, think early generation Asimov's, those would fail during demos.

One thing about an unpowered chair, it won't fail and leave you stranded half way up a staircase.

Not that I don't support a mass market roll out, if MS has taught us anything, its to let the people do your beta testing!

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Mad upvote for the sweet jazzy influence in this song. Sounds kinda like swing.

^buy a sax, go nuts, and find out?

I've only felt some sort of jazzy inspiration a couple of times, playing my sax, but it was awesome. now i live in a dorm though, and a sax-mute is an unwieldy, expensive thing, and stuffing it with a woolen sock doesn't cut it, and [insert a thousand other excuses]...

One of my all time favorite jazzy tracks. It was reminds me of early summer days in Montreal, the sun shining, the breeze coming down from Mont-Royal, smoking carefully rolled joints in the park under a canopy of blooming green trees, you can hear the drumming from Pan pan from a distance. Bliss.

*promote

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I've always loved this song too - and its jazzy complex melody. It's a tough one to find/keep your key in. This is a nice rendition.

you gotta love the people who make AMV's. 99% are so illogical.
What does a jazzy song about the ending of a relationship have to do with learning to dance ballet?

*head explodes*

Some AMV's kick ass but this is weird

Crows have been used a few times as "black characters." The one that most immediately comes to mind is the jungle book. If we're talking abuot black sterotypes, tehre's also the crow dressed as the sterotypical "mammy" (think aunt jemima) and the saxophone/piano playing jazzy crows.

I used to love this album! Very jazzy! What's up with the goons from Popeye waltzing about without a leash on?!

Kind of *jazzy wouldn't you say guv'nor?