Thank you sir!

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Prediction: The OWS movement will influence history about as much as the Tea Party movement did. Both movements show a comparable level of engagement to most presidential election cycles going back 200 years. (Every time it's "life or death like never before.")

SURELY you can't be serious! These OWS ne'er-do-wells are the result of dummy government schools and played up by their limbmedia coaches. They don't know squat, except somehow by magic the government is supposed to sh1t out jobs and "free" money.

Unlike these bums, the Tea Partiers cleaned up after themselves and had to go back to work Monday morning. The people whose taxes pay for everything were shat upon by the lamestream media mucksters and the rest. John Galt where are you?









>> ^chilaxe:

"Is this our Middle Eastern moment, when people rise up..."
Since he's a famous thought leader, let's test his predictive intelligence against our own.
Prediction: The OWS movement will influence history about as much as the Tea Party movement did. Both movements show a comparable level of engagement to most presidential election cycles going back 200 years. (Every time it's "life or death like never before.")
Derive your hope from your own life and your own increasing abilities and knowledge, and not from mass movements

Your video, The Suzuki is Displeased by Corporations; Approves of Occupy, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

>> ^chicchorea:

Tried guitars a little as well. Always wanted to play it from a very early age. It was thought it might detract or distract from my piano playing so....
I play neither now for too many years.
How long have you played? What instrument do you have?
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I could never connect with the guitar for some reason, the dexterity is insane.. Guess I'm sticking with classical piano. Nice vid.



I've played 7, 2 is constant, piano is main. (mandolin, bass, guitar, piano, drums, accordian, flute). im clasically trained on piano for a long time... learning music is the hard part. Application of music to an instrument is easier. It's just learning the mechanics. You don't forget driving when you drive your friends car.

..yeah there are many problems with the modern teaching methods... I was lucky enough to be introduced to Suzuki method.

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It's a really divisive issue within the Green movement. Thought leaders like David Suzuki are definitely against it.


>> ^campionidelmondo:

>> ^dag:
Despite the recent accidents in Japan - I still believe in nuclear power. I've seen the graphs on heavy metal released from coal plants, rare elements required for solar panels and think it's still our best, greenest hope for energy in the future. This puts me at odds with many of my friends.

This is still a very liberal, very green opinion. It just so happens that the nuclear power industry tends to be politically conservative. Nuclear power is our best option right now, especially since we lack the technology to replace it with renewable energy. What many so-called anti-nuclear "green" people don't understand is that right now distancing ourselves from nuclear power will mean more dependence on dirty coal power.
One could say your stance on nuclear power is right for leftist reasons.

If they were going to describe a car based on racial stereotypes, wouldn't a Mexican car be able to drive across rivers, jump 30ft. fences and work farm land?

To be fair, Mexicans practically build all the cars now anyway, why not build one of your own. Here's a list of car manufacturers who have cars that are currently built in Mexico: Acura, Audi, Bentley, BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, FAW, Ferrari, Fiat, Ford, GMC, Honda, Hummer, Isuzu, Jaguar, Jeep, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Lincoln, Maserati, Mastretta, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Mercury, MINI, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot, Pontiac, Porsche, Radical, Renault, Saab, SEAT, Smart, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo. [Wikipedia]

If that was the Rizla Suzuki GP bike, and if it was in fourth gear or higher (the audio made me think it just snicked into fifth), it was likely doing over 150 MPH, on it's way to 200. Those things are beasts.

this should be promoted. Although I have no dick in the matter, I cannot.

This song was present to me when I was installing my first ever stereo system in my first ever vehicle as a teenager. A SUZUKI Samurai jx. This song was literally the first one I played on that and the bass was deep my friends. the bass was deep.