Hello Patti Smiff... Jimi Hendrix was a Figure. Jesus Christ and Grandma, too.

>> ^gwiz665:
Hehe, love the Roy Orbison glasses.


They're just your standard Wayfarers... Audrey Hepburn, Kim Novak, Marilyn Monroe, John Lennon, Bob Dylan, James Dean, John F. Kennedy, Roy Orbison, Andy Warhol, the Blues Brothers, etc....

Why would it be in Calcutta?

I'll bet it's in the U.S. - somewhere near a college campus, and this was shot right after a concert or St. Patty's day.

That's Nabby, alright. There's a good reason why the Sharks currently have the best record in the league, the best home record in the league (most home wins, fewest losses in regulation, an astounding 31-3-4), are currently 2rd in Goals Allowed all season(188, Boston leads that stat with 180), and were the first team to clinch their division this season. They've set a team record for playoff points accumulated(111), and there's still 6 more games left to play. No other team has 50 wins, and only 4 other teams are capable of hitting that this late in the season. And on special teams, they've been juggernauts - ranked third in both Power Play goals, and Penalty Killing. They're also ranked 6th when it comes to Even Strength goals.

With arguably the most dominant line in Hockey today (Joe Thornton, Devon Setoguchi, and Captain Patty Marleau, 91 goals among them), the Sharks are going to be the team to beat come post-season. Nabby has 39 wins under his belt, and his backup, Brian Boucher, has put up some pretty great numbers in his 11 wins. Sharks have been making great moves all season - acquiring Rob Blake and Dan Boyle added Stanley Cup-experienced veterans on the Blue Line, and they've been solid.

This has been a storybook season for the Sharks. I'm hoping the story doesn't end before the Stanley Cup makes its way to San Jose for the very first time.

Bwahahaha...

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Cut MINK some slack. This is the most good-natured sift talk post he's ever posted.

Cut MINK some slack. This is the most good-natured sift talk post he's ever posted.

Yay, Lars Lilholt. That bastard's been playing on my island once a year for ~10 years at a harbor festival. They have a great live act, but I've never heard this one with them.

>> ^kronosposeidon:
"Whiskey In The Jar" in Danish:

Happy St. Patty's Day from the Dark Channel: http://www.videosift.com/video/Far-Away-Boys-Flogging-Molly

>> ^blankfist:
I'm not sure I understand why this Sift Talk post exists.


Cut jd some slack. This is the most good-natured sift talk post he's ever posted.

HALP.. my Irish Car Bomb drinking video is horrible. Find me a better one to swap it out with. He said guiness curdles baileys after it is sitting in with a bunch of jameson. Guinness is what... 3.9% alc?

http://www.videosift.com/video/How-to-make-an-Irish-Car-Bomb-Happy-St-Pattys

All that and she didn't mention that Patty is a ginger?

in 1789, Black Haitians inherited the most profitable and vibrant economy in Central/South America, the most modern infrastructure and equipment and the full support of one of the most powerful nations (France). They brought the country to this.

They ruined their nation only to have it rebuilt by foreigners in 1915, 1958 and 1994.

On the very same island (Hispaniola), the Dominican Republic is a relatively prosperous and certainly not subsisting on dirt patties.

Haiti is a prime example of African incompetence and failure.

hey! lets have a music in history thread inspired by how terrible this was
ill start:
after museful consideration i have to say that i agree with homer simpsons assertion that rock attained perfection in 1974 and anything that i can think of is either 1)directly and obviously influenced by something from this era or 2) influenced by something influenced from this era
in 1974 you have: lou reed and the velvet underground, the ny dolls, the kinks, stevie wonder, jackson 5, the rolling stones, frank zappa, patti smith, aretha franklin, david bowie, eric clapton, rod stewart, led zepplin, johnny cash, paul simon, neil young, bob dylan, and the waning days of the beatles... sure really really good things came before, but 74 seems like the perfect blending point of old and new. where the forces that were powerhouses and founding fathers of rock n roll met and mingled with the new wave and poof...

your turn go!

Patti Smith, P.J. Harvey, Bjork...some others too, can't remember thier names now.

Tori Amos...they give you their all.

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