Marvel Vs. DC
Can white men really jump?
Did Stella really get her Groove back? If yes, How?
Who's got Jungle fever?
Has anyone come back from going black?
Who would win in fight the Jolly Green Giant or the Pillsbury Dough Boy.
Speaking of which how has the Pillsbury Dough Boy stayed a "Boy" for so long?
Why can't we be friends?
Was the band WAR really talking about the act of war or was it really a self deprecating song?
Is it: "Walk on HomeBoy" or "Walk on home...boy"

Talk amongst yourselves.

Marvel would shred DC anytime, anywhere. Any comic fan knows that.

The group War did NOT do the song "War". That was Edwin Starr.

Philip Anselmo actually said, "Walk on home, boy." It is an order with direction, the boy being the subject.

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Ok since I was correcter on the "WAR" subject then did the band cover the song out of self critism or critism of war?

They did that song? I didn't know. "Good God, ya'll" If it IS a cover, then it was an anti-war protest. If it was an original, then I'll have to listen. Either way, I need to hit the vaults.

How about this: The Holy Roman Empire was only Holy by source of decree, not so much Roman as it was Germanic, and more of a confederation than an empire.

Also, "Can there be anything more black? And the answer is,'No, There is none blacker.'"

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another topic:

If you had a hammer when would you hammer:
In the morning / Evening / all the time

What type of hammer would it be.
Justice / Freedom / Love between your brother and your sister?

A "Bloody Hammer."

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Rip Hammer? Claw Hammer? Ball Peen Hammer? Tack Hammer? Sledge Hammer? Rubber Mallet? Thor's Hammer? Getting hammered?

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Oh, I get you now. I previously thought that you referred to "Why Can't We be Friends" and "War" as two separate songs and questions. Now I know, you meant it as one question--"Why Can't We Be Friends?", performed by the group WAR. Well, yes, they did perform that song. I think it was a double entendre--the idea of war and protest, parallel to a simple, friendly, hippie-style societal issue.

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"How much cunt could a cuntchuck chuck...?" (from a song by SHAT)

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