Ironically, when i search up "BLM Violent" now, the first page is full of the trump rally because of rumored BLM infiltration

I did find this among the videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNwotLdiK-I&feature=emb_title

But note, that things only changed from peaceful to "things got violent WHEN COUNTER PROTESTORS SHOWED UP"



BUT HEY maybe im all mixed up, and u can share some videos of black lives matter protestors beating a police officer to death and then spitting on his corpse. I'm looking to find a different use for this escrow arrangement i made.

You are welcome. It is a cool video and the tune gets stuck in my head often. "All mixed up in the wash
Hot water bleeding our colors".

@chingalera:

like my women like i like my scotch.. aged 16 years and all mixed up with coke.

or like my women like i like my coffee.. all bound up and smuggled over the border.

So those are my dreams
And these are my eyes
Stand tall like a man
Head strong like a horse

When it's all mixed up
Better break it down
In the world of secrets
In the world of sound

It's in the way you're always hiding from the light
See for yourself you have been sitting on a time bomb
No revolution maybe someone somewhere else
Could show you something new about you and your inner song
And all the love and all the love in the world
Won't stop the rain from falling
Waste seeping underground
I want to break it down

Break it down again

So those are my schemes
And these are my plans
Hot tips for the boys
Fresh news from the force

When it's all mixed up
Better break it down
In the world of silence
In the world of sound

" No sleep for dreaming" say the architects of life
Big bouncing babies, bread and butter can I have a slice
They make no mention of the beauty of decay
Blue, yellow, pink umbrella save it for a rainy day
And all the love and all the love in the world
Won't stop the rain from falling
Waste seeping underground
I want to break it down

Horsin' around
Pray to power
Play to the crowd with your big hit sound
And they won't simmer won't simmer, won't simmer down
Play to the crowd
Pay to the crowd
Play yeah yeah

It's in the way you're always hiding from the light
Fast off to heaven just like Moses on a motorbike
No revolution maybe someone somewhere else
Could show you something new to help
With the ups and downs
I want to break it down
Break it down again

Break it down again
No more sleepy dreaming
No more building up
It is time to dissolve
Break it down it again
No more sleepy dreaming

Oh Jebus.

Look, they are clearly mixing up so many physics facts and ideas that they are confused. Let's not take them too seriously.

It is true that the energy density of the universe is thought to have been infinite at the time of the universe's conception. Meaning that all the energy was localized to single point in space and then burst out like a huge, well big, bang.

So that is what they are all mixed up about.

Is it impossible to condense all the energy in the universe to a single point? I don't know. It clearly happened, or approximately happened, according to all the experiments on microwave background radiation and a myriad of other experiments.

>> ^mxxcon:

ignoring the fact that it's physically impossible to do, it's also mathesomethingly impossible...

There's a difference between well-written and badly-written comedy..

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:
>> ^Eklek:
Eh..so the parents assume a human baby is like grown up dog? Their dog would've been disabled / died as a result of their treatment, yet the dog is happy...babies do not dry hump..the script writer got it all mixed up.

Haha, it's as if it's some kind of comedy sketch or something, amirite?

Benjamin sang most of my favorite Cars songs: Bye Bye Love, Moving in Stereo, All Mixed Up, It's All I Can Do, Candy-O, Drive, and Dangerous Type. Simply love his voice.

>> ^Eklek:
Eh..so the parents assume a human baby is like grown up dog? Their dog would've been disabled / died as a result of their treatment, yet the dog is happy...babies do not dry hump..the script writer got it all mixed up.


Haha, it's as if it's some kind of comedy sketch or something, amirite?

Eh..so the parents assume a human baby is like grown up dog? Their dog would've been disabled / died as a result of their treatment, yet the dog is happy...babies do not dry hump..the script writer got it all mixed up.

>> ^dannym3141:
Even though he was weird and did some odd things, i can't help but feel sorry for the guy. Didn't have a great start, but things picked up for him. Unfortunately he never really grew up properly, imo. It's easy for people to sit and snipe at someone when you've never been through anything remotely similar to what they've been through.
If this was a poor homeless guy who was acquitted of touching kids inappropriately, and after an indepth look at his life, scrutinised in every single way, we discovered that he was incredibly messed up, had a bad start, never grew up, struggling with mental problems etc. (and let's face it, he definitely was), then there'd never be anyone going "HAH WHAT A DICK!"
Anyone saying that is saying it because of money, and you've got your values all mixed up. Money can't buy you everything, and that includes fixing a broken mind. I guess that the people who do say that are the kind of people who think "Man, my life would be really complete if i just had an expensive car people would be jealous of!" And Jackson definitely deserves to be alive more than people like you right now.
At least he never celebrated someone's death, based off whatever media coverage you managed to stumble into, judging him off your own values.


The fact that he's rich should give the benefit of the doubt, not the other way around. If a parent accused a homeless man of molesting her children, I have no reason not to believe her, because what motive does she have? She's going to lose money if it goes to court. However, when someone accuses someone with tens of millions of dollars, I tend to be just a little bit skeptical. Thanks for the music, Michael.

Even though he was weird and did some odd things, i can't help but feel sorry for the guy. Didn't have a great start, but things picked up for him. Unfortunately he never really grew up properly, imo. It's easy for people to sit and snipe at someone when you've never been through anything remotely similar to what they've been through.

If this was a poor homeless guy who was acquitted of touching kids inappropriately, and after an indepth look at his life, scrutinised in every single way, we discovered that he was incredibly messed up, had a bad start, never grew up, struggling with mental problems etc. (and let's face it, he definitely was), then there'd never be anyone going "HAH WHAT A DICK!"

Anyone saying that is saying it because of money, and you've got your values all mixed up. Money can't buy you everything, and that includes fixing a broken mind. I guess that the people who do say that are the kind of people who think "Man, my life would be really complete if i just had an expensive car people would be jealous of!" And Jackson definitely deserves to be alive more than people like you right now.

At least he never celebrated someone's death, based off whatever media coverage you managed to stumble into, judging him off your own values.

You've found my weakness - Bloopers, swearing and Portia de Rossi, all mixed up in an Arrested Development casserole.

punk225: I stand corrected, it was the 5th round of the FA Cup. What I meant to say is this was his only second first-team game since his injury but somehow got all mixed up.

I vote for:
Basic evolutionary theory is far easier to grasp, but for some reason, god knows why, people keep getting it all mixed up.

The interviewer asks "If you were prime minister now, what would you have done about the economy and this crisis that Mr. Harper has not done?"

Yup, tenses are all mixed up. Question should have been:

"Had you been prime minister, what would you have done that Mr. Harper has not done?"
or
"If you become prime minister, what will you do that Mr. Harper has not done?"
or
"If you were prime minister today, what would you do that Mr. Harper has not done?"

As a native speaker of french, and an editor, I think it makes a world of difference. The interviewer's question is unclear.