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"George Zimmerman singing at the police station.
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No bloody nose the trouble I've seen..." (Original Post)
GreatCaesarsGhost
Mar 2012
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OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)1. Perfect. I needed a laugh. KR
GentryDixon
(2,951 posts)2. Gotta love it.
You did well. Although it made me laugh when I first read it, it breaks my heart where this is going. The investigation seems to be too compromised to allow an indictment being issued.
rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)3. If LOL wasnt so gauche I'd say LOL. f
Maybe, "That's so funny, I forgot to laugh"
SamG
(535 posts)4. Paul Robeson: The original
an American concert singer (bass), recording artist, actor, athlete, and scholar who was an advocate for the Civil Rights Movement in the first half of the 20th century. He gained international attention for his work in the arts and he merged his artistic career with political activism to speak out for the equality of minorities and the rights of workers throughout the world. His friendship with the Soviet Union USSR and the Soviet peoples plus criticism of the lack of progress in civil rights in the United States (US) at the outset of the Cold War and during the age of McCarthyism brought scrutiny, conflict and retribution from the American government. His public persona became diminished, his income plummeted and he faced isolation from the Civil Rights Movement in the second half of the 20th century. Robeson endured McCarthyism and briefly returned to the artistic spotlight, but the events in the 1950s combined with ongoing severe health breakdowns well into the 1960s virtually destroyed his health. Robeson lived out the last years of his life privately in Philadelphia.
nenagh
(1,925 posts)6. Wonderful, thank you...
His voice is mesmerizing..... Thanks again
Ecumenist
(6,086 posts)5. LOL!! HILARIOUS!