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Part 1 of Ichigo Vs aizen Final Battle.
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Joke for Part 2
Aizen: You defended that well
Ichigo: -.-
Aizen: how shocked you must be though
Ichigo: -.-
Aizen: The landscape changes around me when I..... ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING
Ichigo:-.-
Aizen:FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU...
FIFA’s 2011 Top Ten Goals
FIFA has released their list of top 10 goals of the year for the Ferenc Puskas Award. Users of FIFA.com and France Football Magazine can vote till December 5th to determine the winner. Click To Vote and see the video
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This is an amazing song. So much heart poured into it... But all these people talking about how it's "emo" ugh. Emo music is soft rock that relates sad or very personal details of the life of who wrote the song. This isn't that. The lyrics go with a central theme that each album has. If you want to go throwing labels, it's... Gothic rock. Alternative. Not emo
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Don't Underestimate Miracle!
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-These pigs are after me, after you Pigs are probably reffering to BLI, or Better Living Industries. The Killjoys (Gerard as Party Poison, Frankie as Fun Ghoul, Ray as Jet Star, and Mikey as Kobra Kid) are fighting BLI, and the agents at BLI are after the Killjoys. -And do our talking with the laser beam. The Killjoys all have Ray Guns, and they shoot lasers right? Well, in the videos they shoot them A LOT, and they always end up wounded in the end, so they shoot their lasers too much.
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Winning Isn't Prove All By Skill But 90% Strategy
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"I Come To You Now, In The Term Of The Time"
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"We should no longer lose points. Game against Liverpool will be very special, and there will be a tremendous atmosphere. "
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This song is partially about the death of lead singer Gerard Way's grandmother, Elena Lee Rush. She taught Gerard how to draw, paint and sing, and she gave him his first car - the white van that appears in the original "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)" video. The song is dedicated to her, as is the CD. She is mainly who the part "Can you hear me? Are you near me?" is for. But this song also starts the concept of the CD. A man and a woman (Helena) die in a car crash ("When both our cars collide"), except the woman doesn't really die, the man only thinks she has. The man is sent to Hell. This song is a mourning for Helena's "death" by the man. He is wishing he could see her again and is giving his last goodbyes ("So long and goodnight").
Before playing this song during their 2005 American tour, Gerard Way would tell the crowd to look up and say, "Hey Grandma! What's Up?"
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"Apocalypse Please", also known as "Emergency", is a song by English alternative rock band Muse, featured on their 2003 third studio album Absolution. Written by lead vocalist, guitarist and pianist Matthew Bellamy, a live version of the song was released as a digital download single on 23 August 2004, from which approximately 70% of all proceeds were donated to Oxfam. The song reached number ten on the first edition of the UK Official Download Chart, announced on 1 September 2004.
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Vote for Muse for Best Headline Performa
Voting is open for the UK Festival Awards where Muse are up for Best Headline Performance at Reading and Leeds Festivals. Those who were lucky enough to be there or have seen the BBC coverage will agree that the band were on top form on both nights.
Voting closes on Monday 10 October, so there isn't long to get your votes in. And if seeing Muse crowned as winners isn't enough of an incentive, everyone who votes gets entered into a competition to win an amazing prize - a pair of tickets to every winning festival at the awards!
Don't forget that voting closes for the Q Awards on Friday, so if you haven't yet voted for Muse as Greatest Act of the Last 25 Years or Best Act in the Word Today you haven't got long to cast your votes.
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