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CL: Thump of the beat in a known repeat Rhythm and rhyme, they make me complete The climb is sublime when I'm on the mic Spittin' rhymes that hit you like a lightning strike Computer: Search.
[Control Condition Memorized Verses] Emmanuel: Top of the beat with no repeat Rhythm and rhyme make me complete Climb is sublime when I'm on the mic Spittin' rhymes that'll hit you like a lightning strike Computer: Search.
He got 100 percent in all the important things, like nursery rhymes, for example there.
And nursery rhymes suck.
So maybe "history doesn't repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes."
It says poems can bring people together temporarily, which I think is true, and it sticks in my head not just because it rhymes but for how it rhymes, cleanly and simply on the two and four, "say" and "way," with anticipatory hints on the one and three, "answer" and "quarters," as if the poem itself were coming together.
Well — (Laughter) — the question, "Why does the world exist?" that's the cosmic question, it sort of rhymes with a more intimate question: Why do I exist?
The first line rhymes with the fourth and the fifth; the second line, with the third; the sixth line, with the seventh and the tenth; and the eighth line rhymes with the ninth.
I'm going to ask that you concentrate just on the musicality of the rhymes.
Can you think of a word that rhymes with 'cat'?
The main hero from the first Jack Frost is in the shrinks office blurting out random rhymes about Jack Frost.
The jokes aren't funny, the fun rhymes that are Dr. Seus aren't there.
It's theme rhymes with every single horror movie ever made.
the lyrics were terribly written, and when they weren't obvious rhymes, they were groan-inducing rhymes that showed how far they were stretching to try to make this movie work.
There was a genie played by Shaq His name was Kazaam, and he was whack His rhymes were corny, this lines were bad some stupid kid cryin over his stupid dad bad actin, bad casting, bad special effects whats next?
Since I was over the shock of Jerry Springer's show a long time ago, I had the same reaction I had to Andrew Dice Clay's obscene nursery rhymes; not laughter, just yawning.
I sure would like to see a resurrection of a up dated Seahunt series with the tech they have today it would bring back the kid excitement in me.I grew up on black and white TV and Seahunt with Gunsmoke were my hero's every week.You have my vote for a comeback of a new sea hunt.We need a change of pace in TV and this would work for a world of under water adventure.Oh by the way thank you for an outlet like this to view many viewpoints about TV and the many movies.So any ole way I believe I've got what I wanna say.Would be nice to read some more plus points about sea hunt.If my rhymes would be 10 lines would you let me submit,or leave me out to be in doubt and have me to quit,If this is so then I must go so lets do it.
Listening to Smolkin belt out his rhymes is funny.
I always thought his name was Derek Blackpool..to me that seems funnier somehow than Dirk (maybe because it rhymes with Eric?).
In fact, the incantatory rhymes of Eva the all-girl witch were one of the few good laughs in the whole four-part joint.
The best comedic moments are when Beatty is in his "rapper" mode, speaking in rhymes at campaign functions and tv interviews.
There is no movement to the music after a chapter ends, he rhymes the same word several times in a row.
Nancy Guild (rhymes with wild) does a very bad Bacall impression, Hodiak not quite handsome enough to pull off movie leads, Conte and Nolan dependable as always.
The other thing that I thought was freaky was the little kid's nursery rhymes and as the movie goes on, you realize that these have double meanings for all the murders which is pretty cool.
Trump, too, rhymes with the past.
Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s famous claim that “there is no such thing as society,” but only “individual men and women” certainly rhymes with the divisive worldview and self-serving behavior of today’s populist demagogues.
If history rhymes, here’s what we may expect in the months ahead: industry-sponsored economic “studies,” flashy online content, think tank reports, and polished front groups posing as grassroots organizations.
History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes, Mark Twain reportedly once said.
At best, it sometimes rhymes.”
If, as Mark Twain reputedly said, history often rhymes, our era increasingly recalls the period preceding 1914.