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I never saw John Wayne on the sands of Iwo Jima.

Go down to Crossroads and grab a pivo or three, that'll warm you up. oh, and TEXAS!!!!!!

I loved watching the Beatles cartoons when I was a kid (along with the Monkees, Jackson 5 cartoon, Banana Splits, the Bugaloos, the Archies, the Partridge Family, lots of rockin shows for a kiddo back then)... but I never saw this one, holy fuck! Sing along kids! ETA: apparently it's a fan made clip, so my bad, but still funny as hell, and I still enjoy the cartoons.

Since we're going back to Repo Man times, we'll all be here soon

Spent a couple of days in Fargo on vacation, go Nodak St

It also comes with tortillas, so in order to make a proper Mexican cfs taco, the beans and rice come in handy. And yes I did pour more queso (upper left) on top of it.

Mas Fajitas, Taylor

Black-eyed peas, cornbread, fried cabbage, pivo and the Horns kicking some ass, gonna be a good day. Let's fucking do this!

yep

The Possum, no. Buck Owens, yes.

Here is my shitty tape of a tape of a tape copy, but you get a different camera angle at the end...

I can upload the entire game, but I found this in the meantime. I'll also upload a slightly longer clip from my crappy copy with another angle from the game...

That was my freshman year in Longhorn Band, I’ve got it on dvd somewhere (x-ferred from vhs), gimme a few days and I’ll upload it…

Lots that I will watch, if I happen to catch them on tv or can be bothered to drag out a dvd, but only 2 I have to see every year, a Christmas Story and Stalag 17. Not Christmas without Seftin, Animal, and Equipoise. But not security, fuck him.

All the 64 footage comes from this documentary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles:_The_First_U.S._Visit As to the girls reaction to the Ed Sullivan show, just as as Michael Lindsay Hogg's intuitiveness to place a microphone in a flower pot, the Maysles brothers instinctively knew that they need to capture the reaction of someone experiencing the event like the majority of the nation did, watching on TV. Brilliant film-making. This is a good "behind the scenes" documentary: