Yeah, this song is dedicated (This is Good Charlotte)
To every kid who ever got picked last in gym class (You know what I'm saying, this is for you)
To every kid who never had a date to no school dance   more...(This is for you)
To everyone whose ever been called a freak (Y'all no what I'm saying)
This is for you (What?)
Here we (GC) Here we go
Yeah, uh, what, c'mon (Y'all know what I'm talking about, you all know what I'm saying)
Yeah, what, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon
Here we go, oh oh oh oh oh (C'mon) oh oh oh oh oh (Let's do this) here we go...

Like the time at school when we got free lunch and the cool kids beat us up (Reduced lunch)
And the rich kids had convertibles and we had to ride the bus (Fifty-five)
Like the time we made the baseball team but they still laughed at us (You still suck!)
Like the time that girl broke up with me 'cause I wasn't cool enough
TRICK!
Things...things...here we go

The little things, little things, they always hang around
The little things, little things, they try to break me down
The little things, little things, they just won't go away
The little things, little things, made me who I am today, GO
You wanna hate me now, but I won't stop now
'Cause I can't stop now

Yeah, what (C'mon) what, yeah (What) c'mon, c'mon, here we go...
Like the time mom went to that institute 'cause she was breaking down (I just can't take it)
Like the car we had that wouldn't start we had to walk to get around (Can I get a ride?)
And that same year on Christmas Eve dad went to the store (Uh, I'll see ya guys later)
We checked his room his things were gone, we didn't see him no more
DICK!
Things...things...here we go

The little things, little things, they always hang around
The little things, little things, they try to break me down
The little things, little things, they just won't go away
The little things, little things, made me who I am today, GO
You wanna hate me now, but I won't stop now
'Cause I can't stop now

What, what, what...here we go...here we go... go...go
The little things, little things, little things, little things, little things,
little things, little things, little things, little things (oh oh oh oh oh),
little things, little things, little things, little things (oh oh oh oh oh),
little things, little things, little things...here we go

Oh oh oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh oh
And it always seems those little things (oh oh oh oh oh),
they take the biggest part of me, break down (oh oh oh oh oh),
I'm breaking down, I'm breaking down...  less

It's a new day
But it all feels old,
It's a good life,
That's what I'm told,
But everything, it all just feels the same...

And my high school
It felt more to me
Like a jail cell,
A penitentiary
My time spent there,   more...it only made me see

That I don't ever wanna be like you
I don't wanna do the things you do
I'm never gonna hear the words you say
And I don't ever wanna,
I don't ever wanna be

You
Don't wanna be just like you
What I'm sayin' is
This is the anthem
Throw all your hands up
You..
Don't wanna be you

"Go to college,
A university
Get a real job"
That's what they said to me
But I could never live the way they want
I'm gonna get by
And just do my time
Out of step while
They all get in line
I'm just a Minor Threat so pay no mind

Do you really wanna be like them?
Do you really wanna be another trend?
Do you wanna be part of that crowd?
Cause I don't ever wanna
I don't ever wanna be

You
Don't wanna be just like you
What I'm sayin' is
This is the anthem
Throw all your hands up
You
Don't wanna be you

Shake it once, that's fine
Shake it twice, that's okay
Shake it three times, you're playing with yourself again

You
Don't wanna be just like you
What I'm sayin' is
This is the anthem
Throw all your hands up
Y'all got to feel me, sing if you're with me
You
Don't wanna be just like you (just like you)
This is the anthem
Throw all your hands up
Y'all got to feel me, sing if you're with me
Another loser anthem (Whoa-oh)
Another loser anthem (Whoa-oh)
Another loser anthem (Whoa-oh)
Another loser anthem...!  less

http://www.anoasisofhealing.comPaul LeFebvre shares his cancer diagnosis, experiences with conventional treatment and the care he is now receiving at An Oasis of Healing.http://www.anoasisofhealing.com

July 13, 2008
Although this series of the Washington Ron Paul Freedom March starts off with our beloved Ron Paul (key note speaker) you will be missing out if you don't watch the other hero's working with   more...Ron Paul to reinstate our Constitution, in the videos following. Trust me these "brave" freedom fighters will give you encouragement and you will be glad that you listened.
Ron Paul look up the definition of a real American and you should find his picture!
Peace to U and yours! Ron Paul lives on forever just like the constitution!
There will be a total of 26 parts to this series of up loads and they will be uploaded as I edit them. The first three (3) parts start with Ron Paul who is introduced by Presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin [which was actually the end of the rally]. Part 4 through 26 has been edited in the order that the events happened starting with the march then a few songs and then the speeches. This was a great event and had some powerful and informative speakers. Again, I strongly advise you to watch the entire series. Check back for more uploads as I edit and upload them. @
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4byv2D_JOU&eurl=http://infowars.net/articles/july2008/140708Rally.htm
Get involved join the Revolution, only "We the People" can really make the change necessary to secure our Liberty. This indeed is "The Last Call for Liberty". United we stand and divided we fall go to www.campaignforliberty.com and take a stand for Liberty. The Revolution Continues.

Ron Paul Revolution March on Washington, Chuck Baldwin, Naomi Wolf, G Edward Griffin, Charles Goyette, Jeff Lewis, Michael Scheuer, Thomas Wolf  less

music

Hi. I threw together a few pictures of my youngest son and his day out with Thomas The Tank Engine. Each year he has fun looking for... finding and riding his all time fave tank engine at Greenfield Village.He   more...was so cute and so fun that day and our whole family had fun.Thanks for letting me share. Take care.  less

The world's ultimate tough guy delivers a 5-star motivational critique of America
Alex interviews American martial artist, action star and television and film actor Chuck Norris. Link to Chucks book: Black-Belt-Patriotism
  more...http://www.amazon.com/Black-Belt-Patriotism-Reawaken-America/dp/1596985585

http://www.chucknorris.com/
http://www.infowars.com/
Laura Berringer book reviewer at Amazon.com says: Well done Mr. Norris!
I received a pre-release copy of "Black Belt Patriotism: How to Reawaken America" by Chuck Norris for professional review. Not being a huge Chuck Norris fan, I wasn't sure what to expect, even though I knew he was very patriotic and now writes a weekly syndicated column. I have to confess that I was quickly drawn in and captivated by the contents of the book and, actually, pleasantly surprised by its insight, depth, research, genuineness, practicality, and motivating nature--and is even very funny at several parts. Most of all, rather than just being a negative critique of American modernity, it is a remarkably pragmatic and inspiring work--having just finished it, I am truly quite motivated to do a host of things he outlines in his book, including taking better care of me.

The book begins with a summary of eight major problems threatening America, in the first chapter, "One Nation, Divided, and Without a Clue." Before detailing his and others' (including our Founders') solutions to our problems in the subsequent chapters, Norris opens up the book by explaining the threats that are tearing the fabric we call America: (1) we've lost the connection to and sense of our Founders' America, vision, and legacy; (2) we've got no control over spending--and too much debt, nationally and personally; (3) America's borders and boundaries are still too fluid and unprotected; (4) we've lost our moral compass, and must relearn our Founders' path to civility; (5) we've devalued human life to the point that we've lost the sense of human wonder and awe--which has ultimately contributed to our mistreatment of one another; (6) we are failing our children and the younger generations by not being more intentional in passing down to them the baton of building a better America; (7) the dissolution of the traditional family; (8) Apathy--physical, mental, and spiritual.

The following eight chapters not only detail each of those problems, but give Norris' and others' practical solutions--which we can begin implementing immediately. The genius of the book is not found merely in Norris' practical wisdom and motivating altruism but our Founders' work and instruction for future generations. As a supporter of a strictly constitutional America (as proposed by such congressmen as Ron Paul), I've read quite extensively about the Founders and Framers of America. Norris does an exceptional job to include throughout each chapter significant (and in-context) excerpts from them, not merely trite Whitman samplers or overused quotes to suffice pseudo-history buffs. Norris includes insights from our Founders on a host of today's issues and problems (as Norris calls them, "old solutions for new problems"), such as those on restoring good government, reducing taxes and debt (national and personal), addressing border and immigration issues, raising youth, establishing morality and civility, and even enhancing good nutritional habits (yes, Thomas Jefferson spoke about that too).

Norris obviously has a great handle on cultural issues, pundicy, and research, as the reference works cited throughout the book are reputable and scholarly resources--well-known and widely-used in each particular field of study. (The End Notes alone are a veritable gulf of information and resources.) Norris does not disappoint in any respect, even in conveying plenty of personal stories as well, many told for the first time in this book, personal accounts with border agents and troops abroad to stories of American-heritage revisionism and his weekly work-out plan wi  less

The world's ultimate tough guy delivers a 5-star motivational critique of America
Alex interviews American martial artist, action star and television and film actor Chuck Norris. Link to Chucks book: Black-Belt-Patriotism
  more...http://www.amazon.com/Black-Belt-Patriotism-Reawaken-America/dp/1596985585

http://www.chucknorris.com/
http://www.infowars.com/
Laura Berringer book reviewer at Amazon.com says: Well done Mr. Norris!
I received a pre-release copy of "Black Belt Patriotism: How to Reawaken America" by Chuck Norris for professional review. Not being a huge Chuck Norris fan, I wasn't sure what to expect, even though I knew he was very patriotic and now writes a weekly syndicated column. I have to confess that I was quickly drawn in and captivated by the contents of the book and, actually, pleasantly surprised by its insight, depth, research, genuineness, practicality, and motivating nature--and is even very funny at several parts. Most of all, rather than just being a negative critique of American modernity, it is a remarkably pragmatic and inspiring work--having just finished it, I am truly quite motivated to do a host of things he outlines in his book, including taking better care of me.

The book begins with a summary of eight major problems threatening America, in the first chapter, "One Nation, Divided, and Without a Clue." Before detailing his and others' (including our Founders') solutions to our problems in the subsequent chapters, Norris opens up the book by explaining the threats that are tearing the fabric we call America: (1) we've lost the connection to and sense of our Founders' America, vision, and legacy; (2) we've got no control over spending--and too much debt, nationally and personally; (3) America's borders and boundaries are still too fluid and unprotected; (4) we've lost our moral compass, and must relearn our Founders' path to civility; (5) we've devalued human life to the point that we've lost the sense of human wonder and awe--which has ultimately contributed to our mistreatment of one another; (6) we are failing our children and the younger generations by not being more intentional in passing down to them the baton of building a better America; (7) the dissolution of the traditional family; (8) Apathy--physical, mental, and spiritual.

The following eight chapters not only detail each of those problems, but give Norris' and others' practical solutions--which we can begin implementing immediately. The genius of the book is not found merely in Norris' practical wisdom and motivating altruism but our Founders' work and instruction for future generations. As a supporter of a strictly constitutional America (as proposed by such congressmen as Ron Paul), I've read quite extensively about the Founders and Framers of America. Norris does an exceptional job to include throughout each chapter significant (and in-context) excerpts from them, not merely trite Whitman samplers or overused quotes to suffice pseudo-history buffs. Norris includes insights from our Founders on a host of today's issues and problems (as Norris calls them, "old solutions for new problems"), such as those on restoring good government, reducing taxes and debt (national and personal), addressing border and immigration issues, raising youth, establishing morality and civility, and even enhancing good nutritional habits (yes, Thomas Jefferson spoke about that too).

Norris obviously has a great handle on cultural issues, pundicy, and research, as the reference works cited throughout the book are reputable and scholarly resources--well-known and widely-used in each particular field of study. (The End Notes alone are a veritable gulf of information and resources.) Norris does not disappoint in any respect, even in conveying plenty of personal stories as well, many told for the first time in this book, personal accounts with border agents and troops abroad to stories of American-heritage revisionism and his weekly work-out plan wi  less

Taken from Best Of Thomas(library).

I do not own or endorse Thomas & Friends. It is owned by its respective owners!

Good Charlotte performing their song 'Emotionless' at Brixton Academy.
from the 'Good Charlotte: live at Brixton Academy' DVD

Good Charlotte performs their song 'Dance Floor Anthem' live at Rock Am Ring 2007.

Oceana Salutes Former Vice President Al Gore & Dr. Daniel Pauly.

Good Charlotte appear live on the CBS Early Show to celebrate the release of their 4th album, "Good Morning Revival."

Episode 101 - Thomas Meets The Queen(U.S. Version).

Episode 100 - Thomas And The Special Letter(U.S. Version).

Episode 94 - Thomas & Stepney(U.S. Version).

The first Thomas & Friends music video ever made.

Here's a more recent episode (from season 11 in 2007).

PAUL WASHER

many faces

Paul and Marcus

Good Charlotte performing their song 'Keep Your Hands Off My Girl' live at Rock Am Ring 2007

Good Charlotte performing their song 'Victims Of Love' live at Rock Am Ring 2007.