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#441 Re: The Garden » Elementary School Shooting in US » 697 weeks ago
ID would also have us continue spending and spending on all these social entitlement programs we can't afford BUT SO BADLY need.
Fixed.
On point almost everyone misses about social spending is this.
Scenario 1
You're just out of college, you got no job. You're qualified to get a very good job, you just need to organize yourself enough to do it. You get some support from the government and before the year is out you've got yourself in a position to take the job. It's a good big paying job that helps both you and the economy
Scenario 2
You're just out of college, you got no job. You're qualified to get a very good job, you just need to organize yourself enough to do it. You take a job at McDonalds in the interim, it becomes easier for you to just work there than to actually go for the big job, because thanks to the long hours you work for meager pay you simply haven't the time and energy to put the effort into getting the big job. You waste you qualification in McDonalds, the economy suffers.
Scenario A
You're just out of college, you got no job. You're qualified to get a very good job, you just need to organize yourself enough to do it. You get some support from the government and before the year is out you've got yourself in a position to take the job. In the interim you get offers of instant work from abroad due to the government support you can stay in the country and help your home economy.
Scenario B
You're just out of college, you got no job. You're qualified to get a very good job, you just need to organize yourself enough to do it. There are instantly available opportunities abroad, so you emigrate. No help to the american economy.
#442 Re: The Sunset Strip » Bon Jovi Discussion » 698 weeks ago
faldor wrote:A new direction doesn't necessarily mean it's a "good" direction. I haven't cared about any new Bon Jovi music for the most part since the early 90's, so I doubt this one will grab me. And ticket prices are too rich for my blood to go see them when they kick off their tour at Mohegan Sun.
I think their new albums have been really good since early 90's:
These Days: no expanation needed
Crush was very good: Its My Life,Thank You For Loving Me, Mystery Train. Two Story Town, Next 100 years, Save The World, Captain Crash and The Beauty Queen from Mars.Bounce is actually one of my fave albums: EveryDay, The Distance, All About Loving You, Right Side of Wrong, Had Me From Hello, Open All Night
Have a Nice Day is certainly hit or miss though
Lost Highway I think it awesome. You wanna make a memory, Whole Lotta Leaving, Seat Next To You,Any Other Day, The Last Night, One Step Closer, I Love This Town
The Circle also has some very good tracks:We Weren't Born To Follow, When We Were Beautiful, Superman Tonight, Brokenpromisedland, Love's The Only Rule is one of my favorite BJ songs of all time, Happy Now
Happy Now is my favorite rock track of the past 10 years -D- . Bon Jovi still got it man, I've always had your back on that.
#443 Re: The Sunset Strip » Aerosmith Discussion » 699 weeks ago
faldor wrote:Heard "Lover A lot" on the radio the other day and didn't think much of it. Still have to delve into it to see what the fuss is about. Most people seem to dislike it, yet Eddie Trunk raves about it. He rated it above "A Different Kind Of Truth" on his top albums of 2012 list. I think he might be the only one I've heard speak positively about it though.
Better than A Different Kind of Truth....
I seriously want whatever Eddie Trunk is smoking. Must be some good stuff...
Really? You wanna smoke Steve Tyler's dick?
Each to their own. 
#444 Re: Guns N' Roses » 11-21-2012 The Joint, Las Vegas (Being filmed in 3D) » 699 weeks ago
Scabbie wrote:Naltav wrote:Yeah I can see that! Jeez. I just hit "likes" on that page earlier today and now I can't find it and nothing comes up when I search fb for "guns", "roses" and "3D". It used to....
You're obviously a moron naltav!
Yeah, some people seem to think that....
I still love ya man.
#445 Re: Guns N' Roses » TOP HIGHEST ATTENDED, non-festival, ticketed, concerts in U.S. » 699 weeks ago
I think it's funny this is U.S. attendence, and how many of those bands aren't even American-born bands.
Makes sense. The one's who aren't American on that list are the remnants of the British Invasion. Just goes to show how powerful that movement was.
#446 Re: The Garden » Nurse commits suicide after royal prank call » 700 weeks ago
The headline should read "Disturbed woman takes own life. Happens to be vaguely connected to high profile prank call."
A healthy person doesn't kill themselves on purpose.
#447 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Is The Saddest Song Ever Written? (RS Article) » 700 weeks ago
Shit, how could I forget. "In my secret life" Leonard Cohen. So very very sad, because it's true of just about everyone in the western world, and somewhat pathetic.
#448 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Is The Saddest Song Ever Written? (RS Article) » 700 weeks ago
Again I find Fix You uplifting rather than sad. The Scientist though definitely a sad song, one of my friends a few years ago had the Scientist as he and his girlfriends song, it was not pretty when they broke up and it got played on the radio!
Early coldplay were fucking awesome. After disk number 2 they started to become a pop band, but for a moment there, they were awesome.
#449 Re: Guns N' Roses » TOP HIGHEST ATTENDED, non-festival, ticketed, concerts in U.S. » 700 weeks ago
I'm surprised Springsteen is so low on that list
#450 Re: The Sunset Strip » McCartney to Front Nirvana Reunion TONIGHT- NEW SONG » 700 weeks ago
McCartney is made of music.
