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People wanna see aliens so bad, yet they can't tolerate humans with a different skin color.
A) Quincy Jones, because that's seven decades of music, over 1,300 compositions and hundreds of albums by artists across so many genres.
For a mind like mine that needs more variety than the other three great producers, it's the obvious choice for me.
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Continuing the Avengers allegory of the Democratic Party:
What Thanos was willing to sacrifice to achieve his goals vs. what the Avengers were (not) willing to sacrifice to achieve theirs—and also what each side wanted to do once they acquired the Infinity Stones.
Zero for me. As long as the cabbage is Cole’s Slaw and the peas are any other except English/sweet peas, I’ll eat everything on this list. 😁
Mine too. Beautiful and timeless. ✨✨
Replying to @iamalmostlegend @JeffmChicago
Sign Your Name is also such a beautiful song. One of my favorites.
Adding another iconic singer to an already hypnotic and smooth song and only enhanced the allure of this early 2K classic.
Justin Timberlake feat. Beyonce — Until the End of Time
Name another song that mentions the word "End." 🎶
Written by Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Antonio "L.A." Reid & Daryl Simmons and released by Boyz II Men, the song "End Of The Road" tied Elvis Presley's "Don't Be Cruel" as the longest-running #1 single when it reached its 11th week at the top on October 24, 1992. It spent two more weeks at #1. Boyz II Men won the Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group Grammy for the song in 1993.
They said she drank a lot of beer and swore up a storm, but her voice was so smooth, sultry, and mesmerizing. ✨🕊️✨
She’s one of my favorite old school country singers and this is one of my favorite country songs.
Patsy Cline — Walkin’ After Midnight
That’s gonna be a #sanhellno for me. Those little herbs and spices are probably dingleberries.
“New polls” don’t reflect this. So many people fall for it every time because these unvetted platforms mirror what they want to believe, then they get surprised and angry when the opposite happens after the elections. Never fails.













