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work it harder make it better, do it faster, makes us stronger more than ever hour after , our work is never over -
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work it harder make it better, do it faster, makes us stronger more than ever hour after , our work is never overComment
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i still dont understand what the hell those links are for.. waste of bandwidth, yes.. but anything else?Originally posted by ajaxeeThroughout time, there’s been
crimes, throughout our history
But not as great, as the one of late, affecting you and me
Once a nation proud and free, and now we’re weeping sorrow’s tears
Tragedy’s approaching, it’s worse than all your fears
Come on my countrymen
Come on and take a stand
Don’t let ‘em take away your land
the Wenger bus is coming
and all the kids are running
from London to Manchester
cos he's a child molester
fuck islamComment
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The first YTMND was created in 2001 by Max Goldberg at his yourethemannowdog.com website. It consists of a tiled photograph of actor Sean Connery and, in large zooming text, "YOURE THE MAN NOW DOG.COM." A soundbite of Connery saying "You're the man now, dog!" from the film Finding Forrester repeats continuously. Goldberg bought the domain for the site after seeing a commercial for the film, and originally the site just contained the text "YOURE THE MAN NOW DOG DOT COM" written with Figlet.[1]
Goldberg's new creation inspired others to make similar sites with other movie and television quotations. At first, Goldberg maintained a list and mirror of these sites, but the list soon became exceptionally long. In 2004, rather than continuing to maintain the list, Goldberg created ytmnd.com. His site lets anyone become a member and create their own YTMND by uploading a sound file, uploading a graphic file, and optionally entering text to display. The site caught on in popularity and became an Internet phenomenon when major weblogs began linking to the YTMND Picard Song.
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BAWHWHWHAHAHAHAHAHWHWHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAOriginally posted by +/-Comment
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The song is catchy. The blog looks like a Hemingway imitation.Originally posted by ajaxeeYou ate some priest porridge
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