there are some older ones, also how it all started…
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OMG!!! They are without question THE most incredible, amazing instruments I have ever seen. I just wish to God I could hear them.
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the machines are also available as real versions …
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The idea, the creativeness, the ingenuity, technology all make it look spectacular.
The other instrument is truly unbelievable, and the funny part is he catches all those damn balls!!!
oh wow, I had overlooked that at the time: intel replicated pipe dream for real!
oh dear, i feel sorry for the one who has to collect the balls afterwards
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I didn’t know there was an opposite.
Deja-Vu is the feeling of having been in a specific situation or setting before. Jamais-Vu is the reverse. It is the feeling of seeing or sensing something for the first time, despite knowing that it’s not the first time.
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Ok, I think I found the place for this. It’s from Elton John’s diary of 1973.
Got up. Cleaned the house. Watched football on TV. Wrote Candle In the Wind. Went to London. Bought a Rolls-Royce. Ringo Starr came for dinner.
In other words, just another day 
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have you always wondered why some songs are so successful? here is part of the answer
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Isn’t - Deja Moo “I’m sure I’ve heard this Bulls__t before” 
Another True Story…(I may be the only one who finds it funny so I posted it here)
A friend of mine knowing I’m very well travelled asked me if I ever had a particularly memorable session in bed.
Immediately I answered “Evette” and explained why.
In bed have heard “Si Si Si”, “Da Da Da”, Ano Ano Ano", “Ja Ja Ja” and many others.
But with French Evette, half way through she shouted “Oui, Oui Oui” and I rolled over with laughter and couldn’t finish.
She never saw the funny side but I’ll always remember her fondly.
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if more commercials were like this, id actually watch them voluntarily.
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Lool, that will knock out any male 
the making of a knife…
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