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"Use your freedom of choice."
"In ancient Rome there was a poem / About a dog that had two bones / He picked at one he licked the other / He went in circles till he dropped dead."
"It's a wonderful time to be here / It's nice to be alive."
"None of you would help me when I baked my bread / Now all of you would help me eat it / I can see that you are very well fed / This indicates that you don't need it."
"Remember to do nothing when you don't know what to do."
"The way that we weren't is what we'll become."
"Laugh if you want to / Or say you don't care / If you cannot see it / You think it's not there / It doesn't work that way."
"In this land where stability is hard to find / You can rearrange the patterns so unkind."
"...Nothing is more dangerous than desire when it's wrong."
"Love comes in spurts."
"Beautiful mutants I can see in the distance / I think they're calling our name."
"Not necessarily beautiful / But mutated."
"Life must be eaten or at least bitten into to get past the surface."
"You only punch yourself out when you start swinging blind."
"Like a fish in the water / You don't know where you've been / 'Til you jump out and take a look around / At the big picture."
"Subhuman bloodless leaders / Fed on lies and fear / And tv anchor news teams / Trim all we see and hear."
"Besides, God isn't dead / He's in your head / Right where he ought to be."
"One thing's always the same / No matter what they say / There's way too many problems / Way, way too many problems."
"But wishin' is for chumps / High hopin' is for fools / They'll hunt you down / and taze you bro / for playin' with the rules."
"Turn the page on the demons in your head."
"We push against the rest of life / As if we can survive without the world around us / Can’t have a rainbow without the rain / Can’t have a painting without the pain / Can’t have a lover walk out without the love leaving with them."
"There’s no place like home / No place like home / To return to."
"Released in 1981 in U.S.A."
"Jerry. Alan. Mark. Bob I. Bob II."
"It's... Booji Boy!"
"Alan Myers: Then when you put the king in this position the game is over. Woman: What a dull game."
"People accuse us of trying to be glamorous! We don't wear these because we like them. We have to! They're protective gear."
"We're sucking the gooey cellulite from modern music. Reductive synthesis. We do it all for you."
"Question for all you who should know much better but don't / With your brains and your instincts around you / Why do you still blow it?"
"I have been hurt / I will hurt others / That's what he said / That's what he said."
"Maybe the time's come / To use what you got / For some good."
"It's a modern life but it's not what you're looking for."
"You try to make a difference but you're just another man."
"We're all special, everyone of us / We're all beautiful in our own way / We're all a part of a great big wad / And nothin' could be finer."
"There is no zombie in the closet / There is no thing underneath the bed / There's no alien abduction / The monster's in your head."
"What we seek then, is that transcendent state most fully engendered by Fred Flintstone -- technologically sophisticated cave-man."
"Like the Bible, devolution is basically an extended joke. One man's doughnut is another man's death."
"Today's noise is tomorrow's hootenanny."
"We do give straight answers, but nobody believes them."
"Being in a band is really great when you're 20. When you're 30, it's kind of 'Spinal Tap,' and when you're 40, it's just pathetic."
"We denounce this as impostors playing with fire."
"One thing we learned from the hippies was that rebellion was obsolete. Hippies turned into safe little yuppies, and punks turned into safety pin wearing paraphernalia consumers. You can't fight the system head-to-head. It is like, "I fought the law and the law won." They will kick your butt each time."
"As the Chinese proverb goes, the nail that sticks out gets pounded. You are especially scrutinized and judged if your success carries any whiff of change or controversy. If you challenge authority in any real manner, your voice in the marketplace is quickly revoked."
"...when I was in high school, I dressed like a punk rocker and people would scream "Devo!" at me - because Devo infiltrated the mainstream. Out of all the bands who came from the underground and actually made it in the mainstream, Devo is the most subversive and challenging of all. They're just awesome. I love them."
"This is the band of the future. I'm going to produce them in Tokyo this winter."
"Devo, I think, is great. I love them. They are like Dadaists to me. Everything that they express is a complete reaction against everything that we stood for. But they do it so well, theatrically speaking. And with a great sense of humor. I love it. Now as far as putting on a Devo album? It wouldn’t be something I would do. It’s the visuals that make them fresh and fascinating to me."
"Aiden Price: You are Private Walter Henderson, correct?"
"Leonard Church: A response, from the Director of Project Freelancer. Dear Chairman. While I am obligated to assist your investigation, I ask that you not waste my time with irrelevant questions. My agency is normally unconcerned with such minute directives as troop reassignment. Except of course, in the most critical of matters."
"[Washington approaches the Red Base]"
"Malcolm Hargrove: Dear Director, due to your busy schedule, we have begun interviewing members of your staff. I'm certain you will let us know if this bothers you. However our debriefings keep coming back to a single subject at Outpost 17-B. Can you explain to us what this Meta is, and what your plans are to deal with it?"
Young though he was, his radiant energy produced such an impression of absolute reliability that Hedgewar made him the first sarkaryavah, or general secretary, of the RSS.
- Gopal Mukund Huddar
Largely because of the influence of communists in London, Huddar's conversion into an enthusiastic supporter of the fight against fascism was quick and smooth. The ease with which he crossed from one worldview to another betrays the fact that he had not properly understood the world he had grown in.
Huddar would have been 101 now had he been alive. But then centenaries are not celebrated only to register how old so and so would have been and when. They are usually celebrated to explore how much poorer our lives are without them. Maharashtrian public life is poorer without him. It is poorer for not having made the effort to recall an extraordinary life.
I regret I was not there to listen to Balaji Huddar's speech [...] No matter how many times you listen to him, his speeches are so delightful that you feel like listening to them again and again.
By the time he came out of Franco's prison, Huddar had relinquished many of his old ideas. He displayed a worldview completely different from that of the RSS, even though he continued to remain deferential to Hedgewar and maintained a personal relationship with him.