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dark_joev @dark_joev (3034) • United States 4 Jul 11

Okay well its time to attack the fundamental anti-conservative movement within the Republican party this is the "Moral Majority" ( the Churches and other organizations that infected the Republicans in the 1950s) This Moral...

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andy77e If we lose our morals, for the sake of some fake 'liberty', then America is doomed. It was those morals, and belief in God, that made America great.

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 06

Many might say: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. Others would say...no, they are over-rated, I prefer more contemporary classical composers such as Rachmaninov, Mahler, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Vaughan Williams; or such heroes of the...

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bonnie oh you got me there. as far as classical, wouldnt you think Chopin? I mean how many people would think to make music out of their cat walking on piano keys? actually i think every catagory has its own geniuses. possibley Micheal...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 06

Many might say: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. Others would say...no, they are over-rated, I prefer more contemporary classical composers such as Rachmaninov, Mahler, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Vaughan Williams; or such heroes of the...

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zeeterman There are 3 songwriting teams who I think are the greatest. Lennon/McCartney, Leiber/Stoller, and Bacharach/David.

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 06

Many might say: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. Others would say...no, they are over-rated, I prefer more contemporary classical composers such as Rachmaninov, Mahler, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Vaughan Williams; or such heroes of the...

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kenheartlucia30 my top three (3) greats in the history of music: (1) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (2) Ludwig Van Beethoven (3) Johann Sebastian Bach _____________________________________________________ for me,the three really are the pillars when we say of Music. the...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 06

Many might say: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. Others would say...no, they are over-rated, I prefer more contemporary classical composers such as Rachmaninov, Mahler, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Vaughan Williams; or such heroes of the...

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dholey for me, Late R.D. burman was the gratest musition of the hisory ... i know you people may not know him ... he has released some albums in english too,

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 06

Many might say: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. Others would say...no, they are over-rated, I prefer more contemporary classical composers such as Rachmaninov, Mahler, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Vaughan Williams; or such heroes of the...

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Marja One of my favorites is Beethoven and Mozart is another. I also like some of Jean Sibelius´ compositions - they are very different, but he is well known and wrote many symphonies. He was from Finland so I must have heard his music on radio in the 50s....

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 May 08

I grew up in the small quiet back streets of a suburban area of west London about half a dozen miles from the city centre. It was a simpler time. An age of sweet shops and green grocers and the local green and the strange money,...

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arvee17 the place i grew up is just a simple quiet place... with only a few people living there before but not like now... there are a lot of people now in there... I haven't gone back there for a very long time now... I don't see any reason to go back... I don't...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 May 08

I grew up in the small quiet back streets of a suburban area of west London about half a dozen miles from the city centre. It was a simpler time. An age of sweet shops and green grocers and the local green and the strange money,...

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kbourgerie I grew up in London too. Northolt actually. I remember my mother giving us sixpence every Friday to buy sweets with and she'd take us for fish and chips. I wish I could go back and visit, but its kind of far to travel. I live in the Western half of the United...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 May 08

I grew up in the small quiet back streets of a suburban area of west London about half a dozen miles from the city centre. It was a simpler time. An age of sweet shops and green grocers and the local green and the strange money,...

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Heather Echola No, I do not go back. I do not even go back to some of the family haunts. The streets where I grew up, were much busier than the streets I wander now. I like the current ones much better. We have small businesses downtown, not necessarily major chains. Local...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 7 May 08

I grew up in the small quiet back streets of a suburban area of west London about half a dozen miles from the city centre. It was a simpler time. An age of sweet shops and green grocers and the local green and the strange money,...

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danzer I didn't grew up in the streets. I grew up in a remote place where you can imagine that tarzan may be present. I enjoyed nature. No problem with some food because we had fruit-bearing trees. As I reminisce the past, the past that is already gone, how I wish I...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 20 Apr 08

I normally like diluted fruit juice when I'm thirsty, but today, my bottle of fruit juice was in my bag having returned from a cycle journey to a local town which left me "one of those thirsts" as the French say, and I was forced...

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itsmepinky water works fine for me. I love to drink a cold water when i am really thirsty. I finish about half a litre when i come back from my walks in the evening. Cold milk is good too for people who have acidity problems. ~pinks~

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 20 Apr 08

I normally like diluted fruit juice when I'm thirsty, but today, my bottle of fruit juice was in my bag having returned from a cycle journey to a local town which left me "one of those thirsts" as the French say, and I was forced...

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ElusiveButterfly Hello Carl! Ice cold milk is great for quenching the thrist. The only time I find that it leaves that sticky yucky feeling is in the summertime. I would rather have water than any other beverage in the summertime. My hubby on the other hand prefers to drink...

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 20 Apr 08

I normally like diluted fruit juice when I'm thirsty, but today, my bottle of fruit juice was in my bag having returned from a cycle journey to a local town which left me "one of those thirsts" as the French say, and I was forced...

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kezabelle For me no when im really thirsty the only thing that gets rid of it is cold water, the colder the better too!

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 28 Mar 08

Or perhaps just staying the same? Some might say, where are the Leonardo da Vincis of today? the Beethovens? The Shakespeares? I would say...have you considered the internet? And other incredible advances in science and...

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sarahruthbeth22 Only idiots think that genius is Only in science. To me there is more genius in a poem or a piece of music than any invention.

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 28 Mar 08

Or perhaps just staying the same? Some might say, where are the Leonardo da Vincis of today? the Beethovens? The Shakespeares? I would say...have you considered the internet? And other incredible advances in science and...

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polachicago We've heard that a million monkeys at a million keyboards could produce the complete works of Shakespeare; now, thanks to the Internet, we know that is not true. Robert Wilensky, speech at a 1996 conference

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 28 Mar 08

Or perhaps just staying the same? Some might say, where are the Leonardo da Vincis of today? the Beethovens? The Shakespeares? I would say...have you considered the internet? And other incredible advances in science and...

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sarahruthbeth22 I think the same amount of genius as there was in the past.What makes people think that we are getting dumber is that there are more stupid people or should I say people who don't have a clue. It seems like common sense isn't that common anymore.

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 28 Mar 08

Or perhaps just staying the same? Some might say, where are the Leonardo da Vincis of today? the Beethovens? The Shakespeares? I would say...have you considered the internet? And other incredible advances in science and...

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Heather Echola I think perhaps we are getting more mental capacity, but less personal and spiritual knowledge. We have the intellect to do a lot of things, but not the humanity to sit back and enjoy all that our intellect allows us to do.

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Carl Halling @CarlHalling (3617) • United Kingdom 28 Mar 08

Or perhaps just staying the same? Some might say, where are the Leonardo da Vincis of today? the Beethovens? The Shakespeares? I would say...have you considered the internet? And other incredible advances in science and...

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Ruth Belena I think there are just as many great scientists, inventors, artists, writers and composers alive today as in the past. You must remember that Leonardo, Shakespeare and Beethoven are better known now than they ever were in their own lifetimes. Sometimes...

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sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 6 Nov 07

I am watching the movie Fame and in the beginning each teacher said that their class was the hardest.I always thought that dance was the hardest because you have to use all of your body, from head to toe. and then I think acting...

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sarahruthbeth22 Since I can sing and play classical music, it seems so easy to me.I would never have the guts to use my past memories to bring a character to life.It just seems so difficult. But the worse for me would be dance. I can dance to disco or some of the songs from...

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sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 6 Nov 07

I am watching the movie Fame and in the beginning each teacher said that their class was the hardest.I always thought that dance was the hardest because you have to use all of your body, from head to toe. and then I think acting...

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