[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgNq5RCCvn8&feature=related[/ame] And what he's like now: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM7LiemRpvw&feature=related[/ame]
buster douglas after beating tyson signs like a 100million dollar deal and then balloons to like 300 pounds for his first fight against holyfield :hat
I rewatched Tyson-Holyfield I yesterday, and Holyfield made me cringe with all his god talk. He must of said "God" or "The Lord" about 20 times in the post fight interview. Also said "My God is greater than his" or something. This was the first time i saw the fight since i was a kid and it was embarassing.
the prison **** line were gay as ****, i mean i would have understood if he was big mean and a knockout artist like mike tyson but that didn't suit him and the "if you dont like me..." that is one of the worst ever
Springsteen is synonymous with "America". There's a country song that came out last year (I believe), actually, that states, "It's a Springsteen song" referring to things that are inherently American... among other things like kids selling lemonade, a ride in a Chevrolet, and a man on the moon. While Springsteen may challenge American institutions or leaders or political ideologies, he's as pro-America as it's possible to be.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldtN16yGtlM&feature=player_embedded[/ame] From 55 seconds on I thought WTF???
The "If you dont like me.." line is good because it makes no sense, but he delivers it like fact. Like we must all be crazy if we dont agree.
That's fair enough then :good I still find it an odd song choice, considering the focus on criticising the war and such, but it's clearly not as dumb a choice as I originally thought.