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In the music video a skinny boy, who looks hispanic and is very skinny, rides his skateboard trough industrial areas... Of course i know the song also, but except for the heavy bass line i just remember the awesomness of it. Every hint is very much appreciated! --217.83.186.8 (talk) 00:25, 6 August
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there is no such thing as being a 'fierce warrior' of wasting time working hard to break policy (AGF) and make wikipedia worse. Stop reverting, keep the discussion clean and away from an against-AGF witchhunt, and do feel free to add references to it or add to it. thank you. you can also see Nil
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It would be a lie, if I had written it with the intention of deceiving whoever reads it, but that wasn't my intention. Calling you a supernanny was perhaps unnecessary and gratuitous, but not a lie. It accurately describes my perception of (some of) your behaviour at the reference desks.
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I asked because I didn't know too since it's not my expertise either, so wanted to avoid the same mistake in the future.... Surely I won't add it again till we clarify the issue of copyright.... But I did some digging about the copyrights of old songs and here is what I've found:
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Adam! No apologies or expressions of gratitude ever necessary. I actually thought it was an interesting question, and was a bit disappointed that no one had anything to add. Perhaps typing "just to get things started" is the best way to prevent things from getting
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responding to his attacks in front of the OP. Based on his own philosophy, the next time he does it, it would be better to just challenge him right there... in front of the OP. Though I don't believe in that approach.
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I'm sorry about that, AllBestFaith, and thank you for your very kind offer. Though an eclectic lover of music (and living in Zurich to boot), I think the video would be wasted on me :-), but thanks again! Take care.
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