Anybody wanna talk about: something other than DEATH? I mean, WTF? Gimme a freaking break. These leftists, man, death is their legacy. Death is in their constitution, it's in their...

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something other than DEATH?

I mean, WTF? Gimme a freaking break.

These leftists, man, death is their legacy. Death is in their constitution, it's in their policies. Maybe even in their bank accounts and bathrooms.

Everywhere they look, it's DEAD! bodies all over the place. And, geez, they gotta killer now, don't they?

Covid!

"Follow the science", they say. Okay, good idea. Where the hell is it?

Ask a leftist, they have their own brand of science and this thing is an existential threat, everybody has Covid, they are infecting everybody else and we're all gonna die.

I wonder if any of them know that that's gonna eventually happen, Covid or not.

I started this thread to get out of these Democrat Memorial grave yards and talk about something with Life in it, so, to get the ball rolling, here's a couple of questions for which the answers may be surprising for some.

What is the best selling and most widely distributed book in human history?

What is the most popular song ever written?

Gatsby

Blade_Runner wrote:

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The Book is the Bible.

"White Christmas" for the song?

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Gatsby wrote:

The Book is the Bible.

"White Christmas" for the song?

Correct on the Bible, wrong on the song.

rjoeholl

Gatsby wrote:

The Book is the Bible.

"White Christmas" for the song?

You're wrong on the song, it's "Happy Birthday to You".

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

Blade_Runner wrote:

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Let me guess; the pharmacy was out of your meds.

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

Blade_Runner wrote:

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The book was the. I Ching
The song was …
Margaritaville.

skyrider

lpnmajor wrote:

Let me guess; the pharmacy was out of your meds.

Your wit is absolutely dazzling. Everyone is impressed.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

skyrider wrote:

Your wit is absolutely dazzling. Everyone is impressed.

He's just looking for a response so the loser can follow the thread.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Blade_Runner wrote:

Correct on the Bible, wrong on the song.

I have over a dozen doctors and medical professionals in my family and or as clients. They do not agree on the so called science.
I know the Bible is correct. Please don't tell me the song is off the Michael Jackson album Thriller.

Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

lpnmajor wrote:

Let me guess; the pharmacy was out of your meds.

But...they said that your rebuilt enema bag is ready for pickup again.

Have you heard anything on you blowup doll yet?...they said the gorilla tape and glue will no longer patch it's seat, as it took a real pounding last anniversary party...good luck son.

skyrider

Michael Rich wrote:

But...they said that your rebuilt enema bag is ready for pickup again.

Have you heard anything on you blowup doll yet?...they said the gorilla tape and glue will no longer patch it's seat, as it took a real pounding last anniversary party...good luck son.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Milosia2 wrote:

The book was the. I Ching
The song was …
Margaritaville.

Wrong on both counts.

skyrider

Blade_Runner wrote:

Wrong on both counts.

No surprise there, huh Blade?

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

JFlorio wrote:

I have over a dozen doctors and medical professionals in my family and or as clients. They do not agree on the so called science.
I know the Bible is correct. Please don't tell me the song is off the Michael Jackson album Thriller.

The song originated as a poem published in the mid 1700s. It was set to music about 60 years later.

The melody is concentrated around scale degrees that reflect the major triad and is one of the most familiar progressions of Western music, commonplace in blues, church music, and many forms of popular music. In 3/4 time, the song consists entirely of intervals less than a perfect 4th, making it well suited to the human voice. The simple musical structure allowed considerable flexibility for singers and musicians to "personalize" the melody.

However, the song gained its world wide popularity through human expression and its engagement with the community, rather than the melody.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

skyrider wrote:

No surprise there, huh Blade?

Nope, no surprise.

Somebody blew out more than just a flip flop.

The answer to the question on the book is usually among the first hits in an internet search.
Ironically, Chairman Mao's Little Red Book is a distant second.