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To: 21twelve; Jeff Chandler
“Popular music is like a candy bar. Sure, it’s of little nutritional value, but it can give a momentary burst of pleasure.”

At the 2008 Republican Convention, while Palin was swinging with joyous arms in the air, they were playing Journey, "Don't stop believing." It's got that feel-good pop sound, not so gritty like Jagger, but pop just the same. They paid them $500,000 to do it again for a fundraiser in 2012.

The candy is the music that sweetens some strange chemicals in the lyrics.

One toke ain't too bad, but this stuff gets pumped everywhere through the media IV.

96 posted on 05/10/2015 4:02:00 PM PDT by cornelis
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To: cornelis
One toke ain't too bad,

But what if it's One Toke Over the Line...

97 posted on 05/10/2015 4:05:27 PM PDT by dfwgator
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