>> ^Reefie:

What was that truck doing on the track and where were all the other cars? This is a bit different to Formula 1, is it all about how big a bang you can make with one car and a crazy driver?


Honestly, it's all about turning left. No joke.
Maybe a little about managing your fuel too. Ocassionally it's about choosing whether to go high or low into a turn. Other than that...left turns.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaHUpWuqNHY&t=26
In reply to this comment by Payback:
My name is Juan Pablo Montoya.
You got in front of my car.

Prepare to die.

My name is Juan Pablo Montoya.
You got in front of my car.

Prepare to die.

i feel ya BB.

it's just the current narrative that most people buy into propagated by the media.
why?
because they have shit to do,families to take care of and many times two jobs..sometimes three.
the factual information is out there but you have to look to find it and most people just dont have the time.
so we get folks regurgitating factoids and arguments given to them by well-paid pundits.
"they took our jobs"
if some dude from mexico who cant even speak the language, and has no education, took your job then you are a loser of such EPIC and humiliating proportions.
pablo didnt take your job,your job was outsourced to india.blame your company not some migrant worker.

in the 80's they gave us the narrative "welfare queens" now we are being told it is those "greedy" and "lazy" school teachers,and the unions they are part of,totally ignoring the history of unions and the thousands who died fighting so we can have:
40 hr work weeks.
weekends off.
safer work enviroments.
equal labor practices and the fact that its illegal to have your 8 yr old daughter working 14 hrs a day..7 days a week.
the list is impressive.

they say that universal health care is socialism while conveniently ignoring certain aspects of our government being of that very model.
they also ignore those pesky facts that health care would be cheaper on a single payer plan.one that we already have!
medicare is by far one of the most efficient per dollar than any other government institution.
but those facts just get in the way of their narrative.

look at how they formulate their premise.
using words to compare our government with running a business or household.
it is weak and factually dishonest but people can relate to that because they understand...
it relates to how THEY live,so it makes sense to them.
but it has nothing at all to do with reality.

the food stamp program,along with social security have been two of the great success stories.
keeping the poor and working poor from destitution due to all resources going to food.
lowered child mortality because these kids can eat and older,more vulnerable of this society dont end up homeless.
almost 70 million on food stamps but what will they show as their proof these things are a failure?
anecdotal evidence.not to convey a strong point but rather to appeal to the emotional nature of us all.

these people are being duped into believing that certain politicians think and feel just like they do.
no...they dont.
the ONLY time you matter to a politician EVER..is the election cycle.

for as long as public elections are financed by private funding special interest will always have their ears and by proxy...set the narrative.
they call it "public relations".
i call it what it is:propaganda.

oh man.total derailment.
my bad.

This may interest you: http://videosift.com/video/Snowtown-film-trailer

In reply to this comment by blankfist:
'Take Shelter' Wins Top Prize at Critics Week (Cannes 2011)

The Michael Shannon-Jessica Chastain feature was named best film by a jury presided by Lee Chang-Dong.

CANNES – Jeff Nichols’ Take Shelter took the Grand Prize of the 50th annual Critics Week at a closing ceremony in Cannes on Thursday night.

The Sundance Competition title starring Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain was named best film of the selection by a jury presided by Lee Chang-Dong.

Nichols also walked away with the SACD prize for best screenwriting. Sony Pictures Classics snagged the North American rights to the title earlier this year.

Justin Kurzel’s Snowtown earned a Special Mention by the President.

Pablo Giorgelli’s Las Acacias took home a double honor, winning both the OFAJ Young Critics Prize and the ACID (Association of Independent Cinema for its Distribution)/CCAS (Main Fund of Social Activities) award.

'Take Shelter' Wins Top Prize at Critics Week (Cannes 2011)

The Michael Shannon-Jessica Chastain feature was named best film by a jury presided by Lee Chang-Dong.

CANNES – Jeff Nichols’ Take Shelter took the Grand Prize of the 50th annual Critics Week at a closing ceremony in Cannes on Thursday night.

The Sundance Competition title starring Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain was named best film of the selection by a jury presided by Lee Chang-Dong.

Nichols also walked away with the SACD prize for best screenwriting. Sony Pictures Classics snagged the North American rights to the title earlier this year.

Justin Kurzel’s Snowtown earned a Special Mention by the President.

Pablo Giorgelli’s Las Acacias took home a double honor, winning both the OFAJ Young Critics Prize and the ACID (Association of Independent Cinema for its Distribution)/CCAS (Main Fund of Social Activities) award.

Thank you, my friend!

In reply to this comment by Deano:
*promote

I will always know you as Bravo Channel Man. Don't mess with my reality, bud!

In reply to this comment by Deano:
Bravo no more! It's a system channel now though to be honest I don't see what changes. I can still add/remove videos and update the main playlist. I think I would have retained "control" if there were more things you could do as a channel owner.

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
Thank you, Bravo channel man!


In reply to this comment by Deano:
*quality

Bravo no more! It's a system channel now though to be honest I don't see what changes. I can still add/remove videos and update the main playlist. I think I would have retained "control" if there were more things you could do as a channel owner.

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
Thank you, Bravo channel man!


In reply to this comment by Deano:
*quality

You might be on to something.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
Somehow, without even looking, I knew you submitted this Yehudi Menuhin video. You seem to have a fondness for stringed instruments. Are you a violinist? Cellist?

Somehow, without even looking, I knew you submitted this Yehudi Menuhin video. You seem to have a fondness for stringed instruments. Are you a violinist? Cellist?

Thank you, Bravo channel man!


In reply to this comment by Deano:
*quality

Ah, didn't even see this - I haven't been around much - many thanks though!

In reply to this comment by Deano:
*quality

Also bits of E Nomine's Schwarze Sonne
>> ^Seric:

>> ^ant:
>> ^Hybrid:
It's "One Bboy" by DJ Pablo>> ^ant:
What song is this?


Thanks!

Samples from Final Fantasy 7's 'One Winged Angel' track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLI3fSgccZU

>> ^Seric:

>> ^ant:
>> ^Hybrid:
It's "One Bboy" by DJ Pablo>> ^ant:
What song is this?


Thanks!

Samples from Final Fantasy 7's 'One Winged Angel' track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLI3fSgccZU


caught that