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The kind of music people like reflects their values and lifestyles," says Steve Suggs of the British label Mute. "That's what this is. It's not a record for everyone." He points out that in the early 1990s, the "alternative" rock sound was mostly influenced by British and American bands like the Who and Roxy Music, and that the first albums by bands like the Velvet Underground and the Ramones sold over 100,000 copies and had been reissued in many countries, including the United States. The new wave of bands, including the Sex Pistols and the Pixies, reflected more progressive views. But the mainstreaming of music in the '80s and '90s, Suggs says, has made the music much less appealing to younger listeners. He also believes that the "new"
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I once had a cowboy in my bathtub and a cow in the shower. It was very weird and I don't want to think about it ever again. I know what it was like when I was that age, I'd watch all the old black and white westerns and I was always wondering what was going on with the cows in those films. And what about all the animals who don't have human beings around?

The cow was just a part of the landscape, and to me the cow's the ultimate animal being, she's not human or anything, she's just another animal. And in the film, she's not going to eat anyone, and then the film just goes back to that and that's the whole thing. You get to see these creatures and the way they think, the way they feel, the way they interact with their environment. That was kind of the whole idea behind the film, it wasn't just the cow, it was about what that animal was thinking.

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I tried it and the result was pure
BS nonsense. It searches for
published sentences with the
key words in them and then
strings them together.
Incoherently.

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I tried it and the result was pure BS nonsense. I didn't even bother to read it because I knew it was the worst article I would ever read in my entire life. I've even seen the same article being promoted by the most popular atheist site on the internet, atheistnews.org.

I don't see why atheists should bother to read this crap. There's no point, because they're not getting any more truth from it than I am from this stupid story.

It makes me sick to my stomach. And it makes me want to do something about it.

I've been doing the best I can. I'm not trying to convert anyone, but I've tried to educate atheists on the dangers of believing anything that is just made up by an author with no basis in reality, and I've tried to expose their hypocrisy.

There are people who are trying to silence me, and if they can, they'll do it. They will use all the tricks they

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Scary weird.


This banana tastes like ...

Quote: Low frequency sound bothers marine mammals because ...

it's harder to hear, and they may not be able to communicate effectively to each other. They might be unable to locate mates and offspring, for example. But high-frequency sounds can cause a different kind of distress: They can disrupt the animals' central nervous system and cause loss of memory and coordination. This happens most often in calves.

In the latest research, published in the journal Frontiers in Zoology, scientists led by the University of St. Andrews and the University of Stirling examined how dolphins and orcas respond to high-frequency sounds.

The study involved six groups of bottlenose dolphins, as well as two different orcas: the killer whale (Orcinus orca) and the grey whale.

In one of the experiments, dolphins listened to the whale's high-frequency calls for 10 to 20 minutes a day for five weeks. In another experiment, the dolphins were exposed to both the whale's high...