TwistedPolitik

That's because it's not a prank. It's a real matter.

There you have it people. Told you it was real.

It's real. Trust me.

"Beloved 17 year-old Tommy Parker was killed yesterday in a horrific incident, whilst taking part in a new craze known as 'Donkey Crunching'. Tommy was a kind, generous and outgoing boy who didn't care for any of the evils in the world and only saw the good in everyone. All of his friends and family are devestated by this loss and none of us want to see the same thing happen to anyone else. 'Donkey Crunching' involves the riding of a donkey across a busy road, as fast as possible, in order to avoid being hit by oncoming traffic. Unfortunately this backfired on young Tommy - as he was riding the innocent beast across the road a double decker bus and a Land Rover collided with the pair, killing Tommy and the donkey almost instantly. Tommy's parents declined to comment on the nature of the accident itself, stating only that it was '.... A senseless waste of both human and donkey life.' Please stop this craze from taking hold on our nation's youth. We do not need to lose anymore innocent lives on this stupid, senseless fad. We hope many people join and spread awareness of this cause, before it's far too late." Please show your support by 'Liking' the page on Facebook and spreading awareness on this very serious matter. Hopefully no more people will die because of this stupid act. https://www.facebook.com/StopDonkeyCrunching

Well I just rated it 9/10 on there, now it at least has a good user rating since I was the first to rate it.

I always thought it was just a splash of paint tbh

Awards mean nothing to me, I genuinely think Bomb is a terrible album with very few good songs. All That You Can't Leave Behind is okay, but it's worse than every U2 album that came before (apart from Rattle and Hum, which is my second least favourite U2 album). No Line on the Horizon is the only album I'd remotely recommend post-Pop.

Just heard about that earlier. I can't believe it. Hope he makes a quick recovery.

I think better examples of 'fun' U2 songs would be Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me, Even Better Than the Real Thing, Last Night on Earth, Mysterious Ways and so on... Get on Your Boots, Stand Up Comedy and Elevation aren't particularly good songs imo. I loathe Get on Your Boots in particular. I do like Vertigo, I just think the original version, Native Son, is better.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_WDG8iLT1o]U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me - YouTube[/ame]

I like Vertigo but the original version, Native Son, is much better. Sometimes is okay, but City of Blinding Lights and Original of the Species are better imo. Miracle Drug and Love and Peace or Else are ok but beyond that I dislike the album. Good song choices btw, seems like you've only heard their 80s albums so far though. My favourite 80s songs are Running to Stand Still, The Unforgettable Fire, New Year's Day, With or Without You and An Cat Dubh.

I will warn you now... How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb is a truly dreadful album with no U2 classics on it (each U2 album usually has at least one classic track). Rattle and Hum isn't bad, it's just bloated and boring. All That You Can't Leave Behind is a decent album but is a bit straightforward for my liking. And as for No Line on the Horizon... It's a bit of a mixed bag. Some of their best, some of their worst. I still can't decide how to feel about the album as a whole, three years after first hearing it. It was a strange album to start with, that's for sure.

Achtung Baby is the best one I think. Zooropa and Pop are very underrated. I don't really like anything after Pop though to be honest but the stuff from before that is great enough to make them one of my favourite bands. What do you think are their best songs?

Also Miracle Drug is not about the director Christopher Nolan. It's about someone with the same name.

Are you listening to their albums in order of release? And I agree about MLK going into Streets perfectly. I always saw The Joshua Tree as sort of being a sequel to The Unforgettable Fire.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbnOgvgwDbc]Me Singing Coldplay Paradise - YouTube[/ame]

Last group for this round. Sorry about the wait for this one. I made a miscalculation when grouping the songs, so there's gonna be a group with a higher number of promoted songs when we do round three, which will start in three days.

Hi

you are all awful bye

Has anyone heard the second disc of the deluxe edition of The Joshua Tree? Got it yesterday, some good songs on there like Luminous Times and Wave of Sorrow.

Hurts Like Heaven 32 Charlie Brown 23 Us Against The World 3

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All-Night Piano Massacre Invisible Cardboard Pioneer BudgetSoft Presents: Acid Jam Intense Bowling Dystopia http://videogamena.me/ Old but good tbf

Keep dreaming

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