Sarzy
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Member Since: 2007-11-08
Charter Subdomain: http://sarzy.videosift.com
Homepage: http://www.omega-films.ca
Favorite Sift: Smoke on the water - Japanese Version!
Last Power Points used: 2008-07-23 • Available: 1 day 22 hours 44 minutes
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Charter Subdomain: http://sarzy.videosift.com
Homepage: http://www.omega-films.ca
Favorite Sift: Smoke on the water - Japanese Version!
Last Power Points used: 2008-07-23 • Available: 1 day 22 hours 44 minutes
Max Power Points: 2
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*dead
http://www.videosift.com/talk/What-are-your-favorite-album-covers
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Is it even possible to see this without thinking about WALL-E? That is such a great film. *promote
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*promote
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(Belated) thanks, Krupo!
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This one was *dark yet *happy fun, *promote it.
http://happy.videosift.com/talk/Hearts-moons-stars-clovers-and-now-DIAMONDS
is a dupe of: http://www.videosift.com/video/Monty-python-hitler-scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgFTQR_v3ao
I'm amazed by how much useless/interesting stuff you can find on google.
In reply to this comment by Sarzy:
Hey, thanks Krupo! That's actually been bugging me for quite a while now. I should have known the answer would be on wikipedia.
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Question answered - http://blog.videosift.com/MarineGunrock/Videosift-user-poll-are-you-a-whit-or-a-blue-collar#comment-437320
In reply to this comment by Sarzy:
I've got a question which is semi-related to the topic at hand: what's the deal with the terms college and university being seemingly interchangeable in the states? In Canada, college and university are two different things (college is generally a one or two year program in which you learn a trade, whereas university is a three or four year deal in which you learn something a bit more abstract (ie. political science, english, physics, etc.). Is this not the case in the U.S.?