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@MrChuckD Chuck I just want to tell you this now too man this is the best chance I got-
In 1991 I was in 8th grade in NW Pennsylvania [the woods] and we had a shop class-we learned how to silk screen t-shirts.
Mine said: Public Enemy 1991: The Enemy Strikes Black
Teacher face: blank
Was showing my daughter some old Peanuts clips on YouTube and I stumbled across a core memory that one shotted me as a kid.
Completely forgot about it until today, but the images are hard seared into my brain. Used to rewind the VCR to watch it back over and over.
Released on the 1989 album Paul's Boutique, this track features Adam Horovitz on guitar and Adam Yauch on bass. Noted for its "ultraviolence" theme, includes samples from Pink Floyd, The Incredible Bongo Band, and Mountain.
Beastie Boys *Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun*
"The Founders did not stumble into a diverse, immigrant-heavy society by accidentโthey lived through it, debated it, and ultimately enshrined it in a Constitution that barred religious tests for office and left the door open to immigrants of every nation and faith"
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