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Never be ashamed. Stand proud for you and your boy are inspirational.

This fight is where the Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru and Nani meme are born.

I've seen a lot of versions of this, and I think this is by far the best. It isn't the loudest, and I get the impression that later versions may have wanted to 'outdo' the original. Yet this is the only version that really manages to capture what this is a parody of. Once you start playing up that Katie gets angry, you're losing sight of the idea that she is basically a Sesame Street character, and a schoolteacher at that, out of her water.

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I've loved this song since it was released in the late 80s. More recently, I've studied trauma and adverse childhood conditions, and I can say this song so poignantly captures the desperate plight of so many souls. Look at the way that the song seems to meander in the first half in the same locked pattern – like the way people are locked into the patterns of their lives. This musical repetition seems to go on longer than is usually expected in a song: when we think it ought to break into a chorus, it returns to You got a fast car... and holds the same pattern. It builds a tension which makes the break, when it comes, more powerful. The chorus I remember we were driving... is that emotional outpour, not quite a dam burst, but a surge of desperate hope fueled by one single moment in time where everything felt right, or right enough, in which she glimpsed a fleeting vision of how life could and should be, where she felt she belonged and could be someone. Be someone, be someone, echoes the desperation of those whose thwarted ambitions are inextricably bound in self-defeating patterns and trauma. And then the musical surge is lost and, true to the nature of emotional dissociation, we go back again to the repetition of You got a fast car... In writing the song, Tracy was surely too young to have technical knowledge of things like trauma and dissociation – and yet it's there – she knew it introspectively, and captured it instinctively as an artist in the lyrics and how they are woven with the music. The song doesn't flinch in honestly portraying that such positive dreams aren't enough for so many people who hold on to the vision for a while, as reality continues to fail to meet it, and it becomes less real to them, until that one inspiring memory of feeling a sense of belonging loses its power as emotional fuel for the future, and comes to be just a memory of a moment in one's past, though a memory still worth cherishing. The song has been beautifully breaking my heart for 35 years.

For the people who really thinks she was in all of her senses, after this court session they found out that she was on drugs and after in another session she apologyse and the judge reduce her sentence and/or the amount of money she owe.

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Biannca have a lot of patience dealing with Damien, he was way too hyped while Von and Biannca were calm. Biannca's main concern is the children and keeping her family safe

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