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@Mikehomeseller Fish Marillion twice, Fish solo after 1st album.

Have you ever seen Marillion live? #mikesquestions #Marillion

@aaeify Oh My Ghost, then Strong Girl Bong Soon. Took me half the series to realize it was the same actress. Hooked ever since.

What was y'all First Kdrama?

If this doesn't touch you, hang up your life... you're broken.

Farts sell!

@rms432 @tolkienzone Lol I should never post when I'm tired.

@tommerrer @tolkienzone Excellent. I no longer feel the urge to write you an essay explaining how wrong you are & how dirty PJ did Faramir in the films. He’s also one of my favorites.

The Council of Elrond might be the most underrated scene in the entire trilogy, and it's all because of Boromir. Everyone remembers the Black Speech, the darkening sky, Gandalf's voice cracking the room in half. But the real story of that scene is a good man quietly falling apart. The moment Frodo sets the ring down, Boromir is the first to speak. "So it is true." Two seconds, and the ring already has him. But here's what makes it tragic instead of villainous. Boromir never wanted it for himself. Watch his speech about Gondor. His father holding back Mordor for years, his people bleeding so everyone else's lands stay safe, and no one even thanking them for it. He's not greedy. He's desperate. He's a man who has watched his home fight alone for too long, and now someone puts a weapon on the table and tells him he can't use it. And listen to the music underneath. The second he speaks of Gondor, the horn theme plays quietly beneath him. Even while the ring is corrupting him, the score remembers who he really is. A man of Númenor. A protector. That's why the older you get, the more Boromir hits. As a kid you see the guy who tried to take the ring. As an adult you see the man carrying a weight nobody helped him carry, whose only real flaw was loving his people too much. He fails the test at the Council. But he dies with a horn to his lips defending two hobbits who couldn't defend themselves. The most human character in Middle-earth, start to finish

@Ghostofcynthia Almost there. Just a Lee Greenwood away!

Somebody let me know when President Trump goes on stage.

Another classic. Holy shit!

@SoveyX @JinxedRealityX You worked hard. Have one of these.

@JinxedRealityX 🙏

Hilarious 🤣

@rms432 @tolkienzone Yes...and it was just a bad joke. Faramir was my favorite in both the movie and books.

@tommerrer @tolkienzone Excuse you. He did what his brother failed to do. Did you read the books?

@NatesHiddenGems Great number one. Yes. Totally agree, still in my daily playlist.

Styx Album Ranking from Worst to Best #1: The Grand Illusion (1977) I mentioned yesterday that there was only ONE factor that helped me decide why this was number 1. Well, I won’t keep you waiting any longer…😂 In my humble opinion, I think this album is the absolute APEX of the band’s songwriting skills and creativity! They had already built good momentum after Crystal Ball with newcomer Tommy Shaw. Once the chemistry between him, Deyoung and JY was established, there was NO holding back! And I think the band was still interested in dabbling with Prog elements like on their older albums before Shaw. Except now they had the talent to pull it off well!😂 This album is the ULTIMATE bridge between the band’s ambitious side AND their hit making side! The opening title track is a MASTERPIECE of a song! And the middle riff definitely rivals ‘Queen Of Spades’ as the BEST riff they ever wrote! I’m sure everyone will say ‘Renegade’, but I believe the DEFINITIVE Tommy Shaw song is ‘Fooling Yourself (Angry Young Man)’! The acoustic guitars and infection hook showcases EVERYTHING great about his voice! ‘Superstars’ has UNBELIEVABLE vocal harmonies! So good! Then EVERYONE knows and loves ‘Come Sail Away’! I won’t hear otherwise!😂 ‘Miss America’ is probably my favorite JY track ever! Such a killer riff! I absolutely LOVE ‘Man In The Wilderness’! Might actually be my favorite song on the album and subsequently my favorite Styx ballad EVER! Then ‘Castle Walls’ sounds like the band’s swan song when it comes to including Prog elements into their sound. Maybe the last overtly EPIC track they ever wrote! A lot of times, transition albums in a band’s catalog are divisive and experimental. But this is a case where that kind of album was able to showcase the IMMENSE talent this band had. And that they were just SCRATCHING THE SURFACE of what they were capable of! And everything was validated when they went on to release three consecutive multi-platinum selling albums after this!😂 Just a band that was disrespected SO MUCH over the years for being “too corporate” and “not authentic”…YOU TELL ME that this album sounds FUCKING corporate! I DARE YOU!😂

@Major_Leoo Great one! Great music great plot great acting great music videos. Near perfect.

Keep or delete?

These people look like they have never held a flag before...the flags are lava.

@Major_Leoo Nay...the illogic of the storyline buried any redeeming qualities.

Yay or nay?

@aaeify This was surprisingly good and moved quickly. Good watch!

Watch or skip?

Love the little squiggle move at the end.

@davepl1968 @jesseleite85 Don't hate me, but I snickered every time I saw that thing.

@jesseleite85 My briefcase is always getting no love. I spent like three months making that thing work for the seven users worldwide.

I love 'The Internet'. Also shoutout to 'Network Neighborhood'.

And the communist left just disintegrates...

@ChandlerPolice You guys deserve all the love. Happy 250!

The Chandler Police Department is proud to honor America's 250th birthday with a new commemorative specialty patch and badge. From all of us at the Chandler Police Department, Happy Fourth of July! Have a safe and enjoyable holiday, and please celebrate responsibly.

@brockpierson Uhm....boogers

I need to know who here is still an actual human. Say something human.