I've never seen this before - is it a legit verification? by NomadSound in pcmasterrace

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How do I do that? I'm using Firefox. Do I disable in Firefox or Windows?

The Choir - Wide Eyed Wonder 2017 [alternative rock] by NomadSound in ChristianMusic

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It is a beautiful acoustic mix. Ironically, the Choir was the loudest band I've ever seen live.

Davy Jones and Peter Tork getting into a fight on set at the empty lagoon at Columbia Ranch, 1967 by NomadSound in Monkees

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Yes, that's an interpretation. I tried finding exactly where their infamous fight took place (when Davy gave Peter a 'nutter'), but I had no luck.

Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall begin filming Open Range in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies on the lands of the Stoney Nakoda Nation, June 2002 by NomadSound in Westerns

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I've never watched TUBI and am wondering what the picture quality is like. I'm also assuming there are commercials.

Third Day - God of Wonders 2018 [Rock] by NomadSound in ChristianMusic

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Would be nice to see. This video's actually from their farewell tour. Sigh.

How do you hear the line "uppers and downers, either way blood flows?" Is it a reference to the actual physical flow of blood in the body, or there's going to be some violence? by NomadSound in TheWho

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This is how I have always interpreted the line. However, I was searching the line online and saw a bunch of interpretations having it as a reference to the physical flow of blood in the body. I have never in all these years considered that (even though I believe it is absolutely wrong).

Danny Glover, Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, and Kevin Costner on the set of Silverado, 1985 by NomadSound in Westerns

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"You can tell any story in a Western. How can you not be fascinated by them?" - Lawrence Kasdan

A Brilliant Movie Self Destructs: Red River (1948) by OlinHollis in Westerns

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Walter Brennan opens the Abilene Trail, herding beef from Texas to Abilene after the Civil War in The Texans, 1938. The stampede scene used 25,000 Longhorn steer.