The longest thread ever

[ClemmonsDevil]

Oh, yeah. Big influence on Nugent.

The sugary filling in candy bars?

[YmoBeThere]

Case in point: Jothro Tull was mentioned.

Dude invented a bunch of things that helped transform agriculture from a manual activity to a mechanized one. So, his music must definitely be transitional from country to pop.

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

Let's go LIONS!

[ClemmonsDevil]

Dude invented a bunch of things that helped transform agriculture from a manual activity to a mechanized one. So, his music must definitely be transitional from country to pop.

I think that was Linda Rondstadt.

[-jk]

I think that was Linda Rondstadt.

Transitional music? This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ontPeRCNfNk

-jk

[bundabergdevil]

Dude invented a bunch of things that helped transform agriculture from a manual activity to a mechanized one. So, his music must definitely be transitional from country to pop.

Amish says what?

[bundabergdevil]

The sugary filling in candy bars?

indubitably.

[ClemmonsDevil]

Transitional music? This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ontPeRCNfNk

-jk

https://youtu.be/NCl-HXllGI0

This one.

[bundabergdevil]

Read a recent biography of Robin Hood that concluded he actually robbed from the rich because the poor didn’t have anything to take.

[OldPhiKap]

Read a recent biography of Robin Hood that concluded he actually robbed from the rich because the poor didn’t have anything to take.

(Language warning)

[bundabergdevil]

(Language warning)

Hah! I can’t believe I hadn’t seen that before.

[75Crazie]

One of the greatest lines in TV history: "Blimey, this redistribution of wealth is trickier than I thought!"

[aimo]

Schoolhouse Rock turned 50 on Friday. Where did the time go?

May have posted this before, but when I was in 9th grade Civics, our teacher gave a us a quiz on the preamble to the Constitution. You could hear people humming to themselves as they wrote.

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[PackMan97]

I always laugh when I hear Tyrannosaurus Debt...1994 the debt was $4 trillion. Now not even 30 years later it's closing in on $32 trillion. To the moon!

[bundabergdevil]

I always laugh when I hear Tyrannosaurus Debt...1994 the debt was $4 trillion. Now not even 30 years later it's closing in on $32 trillion. To the moon!

I’m too lazy to plug that into an inflation adjuster but I assume debt has been increasing at a higher rate than inflation so we’re even more in debt now?

[acdevil]

I’m too lazy to plug that into an inflation adjuster but I assume debt has been increasing at a higher rate than inflation so we’re even more in debt now?

We are adding to the principal so it’s a safe assumption it’s higher than inflation. By the rule of 72, it looks about 7% (back of the envelope).

[bundabergdevil]

We are adding to the principal so it’s a safe assumption it’s higher than inflation. By the rule of 72, it looks about 7% (back of the envelope).

Okay, Tony Soprano. I get it it; the interest gets tacked onto the principal! Now go eat your gabbagool!

[PackMan97]

We are adding to the principal so it’s a safe assumption it’s higher than inflation. By the rule of 72, it looks about 7% (back of the envelope).

That sounds like work. I'll pass.

[OldPhiKap]

Okay, Tony Soprano. I get it it; the interest gets tacked onto the principal! Now go eat your gabbagool!

Dude, I’d kill for some good capicola.

Literally.

[YmoBeThere]

Sigh, all fun and games...