Might just be my love of Gang Starr, but this Clarence Wheeler cover of Hey Jude was always a favorite of mine: 
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I don't know anything that happened after this moment because I turned off my tv and decided to never watch again.

I would totally show up if Browns kicker Phil Dawson was there

Labcabincalifornia is better than Bizarre Ride

Is this a sequel to Tough Guys?

Leave Scott Caan alone.  He's got big shoes to fill.

Does she use her native British prison colonist accent in this one?

Does she use her native British prison colonist accent in this one?

Ronnie Dames Jio?

Ronnie Dames Jio?

You guys on Myspace?

You guys on Myspace?

@avclub-e97986091ee430b881ba8fc9755a64a8:disqus Yea, when it gets down to it, this whole problem does really stem from more of an economic issue than anything.  It's tragic, no doubt, but the underlying cause is lack of work for the people bidding these jobs.  An overabundance of potential bidders fighting for work…

@avclub-e97986091ee430b881ba8fc9755a64a8:disqus Yea, when it gets down to it, this whole problem does really stem from more of an economic issue than anything.  It's tragic, no doubt, but the underlying cause is lack of work for the people bidding these jobs.  An overabundance of potential bidders fighting for work…

Even that's pretty poor logic.  You're saying that the McDonald's Corporation, who then likely sold a franchise to a local business, which then likely contracted with a general construction company, that then likely subcontracted with a smaller specialty company to build the sign should be responsible if the company…

Even that's pretty poor logic.  You're saying that the McDonald's Corporation, who then likely sold a franchise to a local business, which then likely contracted with a general construction company, that then likely subcontracted with a smaller specialty company to build the sign should be responsible if the company…

The gist of what I got from the story was that they were trying to find someone who is responsible for the deaths of these workers.  I think the big thing kimmy is getting at is:

The gist of what I got from the story was that they were trying to find someone who is responsible for the deaths of these workers.  I think the big thing kimmy is getting at is:

I don't understand how AT&T is directly responsible for the actions of subcontractors who were 3-4 levels away from the general contractor.  That's like saying the CEO of McDonald's is directly responsible if you burn yourself on your cup of coffee.

I don't understand how AT&T is directly responsible for the actions of subcontractors who were 3-4 levels away from the general contractor.  That's like saying the CEO of McDonald's is directly responsible if you burn yourself on your cup of coffee.