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high school head bangers in texas - RIGHTEOUS!

School Girl Knife Fight performing the song "Metal of Honor" at a show on January 1, 2006 at the Old Humble Civic Center in Humble, TX. Only 2nd or 3rd show with current drummer Harold Smith. Matt came straight from work to this show. For more on School Girl Knife Fight, visit www.schoolgirlknifefight.com or www.myspace.com/schoolgirlknif efight

beautiful, yet frightening poem about the terror of encroaching forgetfulness...

i'm homesick for a subterannean lifestyle...

last time i tried to put this video in a post my whole blog crashed, so crossing my fingers! Dylan rules! in a couple of days i'll have pics that my friend Alan took in Hibbing while he was on vacation.

Hard Rock Hallelujah! Lordi, EUROVISION song contest winners from FINLAND!

http://www.eurovision.tv/english/finland.htm 17 March 2006 When it comes to the Eurovision Song Contest, Finland is better known for its failures than its successes. There is no doubt, however, that this year’s Finnish Eurovision entry will go down as one of the most engaging moments in the history of the competition. Win or lose – most probably win – the song 'Hard Rock Hallelujah', performed by Lordi, looks certain to be the one thing that every viewer remembers from the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest in Athens. 'Hard Rock Hallelujah' sounds nothing like most Eurovision entries. As the title promises, the song is melodic hard rock, a genre seldom associated with Eurovision. Lordi – the name applies both to the group and its lead singer – look nothing like typical Eurovision contestants and more like a heavily made-up monster hard rock band along the lines of KISS or Twisted Sister, or a group of characters from a gory 1980s slasher movie. And yet it looks and sounds li...

Smoking Gun For Permian-Triassic Extinction Found

The video is for fun. The article is serious news about recent scientific discoveries. Smoking Gun For Permian-Triassic Extinction Found

Scientist Recreates Mona Lisa's Voice

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Japanese forensics expert says he has recreated a voice for Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa TOKYO, Jun. 2, 2006 By CARL FREIRE Associated Press Writer CLICK HERE TO LISTEN!!