Gran Torino, and I never cry.

MasterBolt360

lol. what?

Anyway, I find it unusual how I have never cried at any movie. I never cried when I saw one when I was younger either, and I used to be sort of a crybaby too. But I tell you what was the most moving... Precious, The Dark Night, and verylast scenein "Recess the Movie". I mightve cried when I saw Precious, but if I did, I didnt weep or anything like that :P

Heres something funny, a friend of my brother told my brother that Ash died in the First pokemon movie (he didnt see the whole movie), and I was like silent/speachless for like 5 hours (thats funny as hell looking at it 10 years later... dayum!!! it has been 10 years???). Then I saw the movie and realized he didnt. I didnt even cry when it looked like he did die for a second.

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I call it Stuffing, and I have never heard it being described as dressing.

joesh89

First of all, Fedor is in MMA, and Bruce Lee wasnt. So if it is in MMA, then idk. But Bruce Lee was a WAY better fighter than Deedor or Teedor or whoever you call him. If we are talking about scrappin, then Bruce Lee wouldve karate kicked his ass into next Tuesday.

Trivia- is it just me, or does Kimbo Slice's name/appearance make him look like he is supposed to be a character in Street Fighter!!!!!!!

[QUOTE="gamerlifegrace"][QUOTE="Lockedge"]

No Elvis? I don't see what's so funny about him having such amazing vocal control and range. Creatively, he wasn't all too impressive, but vocally, he was a master.

Although there is a difference between a singer and a recording artist. The best singers are the ones best at using their instrument, whereas the best recording artists involve potential songwriting skills, ability with their instrument(s), and whatnot.

I disagree with a few entries on your list, but those are your opinions, so I can't really state otherwise. however, you wouldn't find Donnie McClurkin anywhere near my top 10

Lockedge

Elvis is better Donnie McClurklin??? Again, this isnt a politically correct list. Please learn... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuRTHluveKc especially at 2:12- 4:24. Also, have you heard "when sunday comes" by daryl coley (the original version). Download it, and then tell me if Elvis is even messing with Coley.

Fitting song is fitting.

Lto_thaG

No, THIS is more fitting

[QUOTE="Noskillkill"]

[QUOTE="MuddVader"] Because maybe she doesnt believe in the bible and the things it says, but she believes in a creator.

Edit: By the things it says, I mean the stories.

MuddVader

well yeh i see. but still, being Christian doesnt require you to believe all those stories. you have to accept Jesus. and if she does believe in a creator and she still does believe God can cast you to hell, like i do, then wouldnt it be smart to believe?

Actually that is one of the aspects of being a Christian. As a Christian, I know that there are other things that Christ commands. So being God fearing is actually right, but it isnt all of the things that God requires of us.

[QUOTE="gamerlifegrace"]

I wrote this out of utter disguist of the Rolling Stones article. What a piece of junk. They had Elvis at #3 lol, but what really pissed me off was that they had Kurt Cobain above Donny Hathaway and LUTHER FRIGGIN VANDROSS. Now you might like Nirvana better than those artists, but you would have to be on drugs (no pun intended) to think that Kurt Cobain can sing better than Donny Hathaway and Luther Vandross even from a technical aspect. Here are the greatest recording artist (contemporary music)of all time imo.

1. Aretha Franklin

2. Luther Vandross

3. Stevie Wonder

4 Sam Cooke

5. Donnie Hathaway

6. Whitney Houstin

7. Jackie Wilson

8. Gladys Night

9. Michael Jackson

10 Donnie McClurkin

I really tried to make this list so that there wouldnt be those people who dont know about singing say "hey, all you have are black singers", but there were too many singers that started coming to mind that I couldnt do a "politcally correct" list. My mother is the greatest singer of all time imo, I just gotta give a shout out to her. But we all know that the music business is a crazy business, and just because you can sing doesnt mean that you will make it. And remember that there are people who cant sing that have made it!!!!!! The music business needs to be changed.

No Elvis? I don't see what's so funny about him having such amazing vocal control and range. Creatively, he wasn't all too impressive, but vocally, he was a master.

Although there is a difference between a singer and a recording artist. The best singers are the ones best at using their instrument, whereas the best recording artists involve potential songwriting skills, ability with their instrument(s), and whatnot.

I disagree with a few entries on your list, but those are your opinions, so I can't really state otherwise. however, you wouldn't find Donnie McClurkin anywhere near my top 10

Eh they have their opinion. You have yours. I have mine. And there is very few on your list I'd consider for mine....and the next person has his list. Does it really matter?LJS9502_basic