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Nach Angaben von Pioneer Press soll der Amokläufer sich in rechtsextremen Online-Foren als Bewunderer von Adolf Hitler bezeichnet haben. Dort sei er unter dem deutschen Namen "Todesengel« aufgetreten. Er sei stets in einem dunklen Mantel zur Schule gekommen und habe mit Vorliebe Musik des Schockrockers Marilyn Manson gehört.

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//// COLOURlovers:: a place to view, rate and review some lovely colours & palettes. the idea is to create a place of color inspiration where a designer of any sort can see new and lovely colours... find out what colors are hot, what work well in other uses... and simply make some love with colour.

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Zuuu geil - diese Hasselhoff-CD auf amazon.com hat bereits über 1000 Reviews!! Hier ein paar Beispiele:

I hear ANGELS! ANGELS!, March 22, 2005
Reviewer: Meyhert WillgoOn (Titanic, Iceberg)

This CD sends shivers down my spine, all the way to the rectum. There it tingles and trembles like the lapping of a puppy dog. My breath is taken away, leaving me breathless. And that, my friends, is the effect that "LOOKING FOR- The Best of David Hosherjunk (IMPORT)" has on me.

What about David's music makes our hearts break so openly? Is it the ingenious lyrics that rhyme "night" with "light" and "street" with "beat?" Is it the insistent beats of the native German drums on every track? Or is it David's voice- a voice that some have likened to a rhino reaming a stalling tractor?

I think the answer is for every individual to find out for themselves. But I will leave one comment for those searching the world for beauty and meaning: The song Hot Shot City is particularly good.

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Fo' Dizzle ma Hizzle, March 21, 2005
Reviewer: Mike Hunt

Ranging from the inspirational (Looking for freedom), the educational (Je T'aime Means I Love You) to the incomprehensible (Wir Zwei Allein) Looking For....The Best of David Hasselhoof shows us what the Germans have known for years (as well as the mullet is a valid hair 'statement')that Hasselhoff is a musical God.

Thank God this has at last arrived on import

Track 6 is particularly good.

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Five stars for the one fab man!!!, March 30, 2005
Reviewer: Doobie Burns (Incense, Dormroom)

As a reviewer who's definitely over the age of 13 and not just checking the box because I want to see my name in print, I find David Hassehouve to be the most prolific musician since Mozart.

Hassehalve has managed to release an impressive THREE ALBUMS in 14 years. That's an average of 2 years between releases. No, wait. Something like 3 years. Whatever.
This frequency of output demonstrates either a tremendous talent like no one on Baywatch has ever seen or a raw passion for music unmatched since Rick Dees.

Whatever his motivations, David Hassehurve blesses us with a new genre of music: "alternative progressive deep house funk grind pop." Not just an eclectic cobbling of different inspirations, it transcends them all with the majesty of a newly-come king. Or a king that's on the verge of coming.

The general effect is not just awe, not just wonder, but sheer delirium accompanied by a slight pang of pain in the abdomen. I have personally found that listening to this album hunched over seems to lessen the pain.

I would go so far to say that if I were ever leaving a Halloween ball and on the way to another, more formal ball, I would definitely want David Hassehauve to kiss me between the balls.

And the song "Hot Shot City" is particularly good.

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Peachy Keen!, March 14, 2005
Reviewer: Chronicles of Hernia

Why do we buy iPods? Why do we listen to the radio while driving to work? The answers, my friends, lies between a customized Trans Am and a bodyguard chair. The reason we listen to music at all is because of one David Hobbittrunks.

David turned his hairy back on a brilliant acting career to pursue his true love, the music industry. Like a muscular Chilli Palmer, he dove into "the biz" a novice and became one of the big fish, squeezing out hit after hit, taking a big hit every forty five minutes. His 45 albums are a testament to how many trips he took into the booth.

He collected his 18 favorite outputs and slathered them onto disk. The resulting musical cowpie tempts the nostrils and challenges the lower intestine. Songs like "Do the Limbo Dance," "Looking For Freedom" and "Freedom For the World" swirl above your upper lip like flies at a fish market. And we all swoon.

Bouncing ditties like "Du," "I Believe," and "Crazy For You" thrust themselves at you and push your face into them. And to think, you're being smothered by a man! You're being seduced, captivated, rutted, and spent by a man with a perm! And loving it, you musical perv!

But the song "Hot Shot City" is particularly good.

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Good good stuff, March 13, 2005
Reviewer: Captain's Log "Kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirk!" (NCC-1701)

There's music that makes you think. There's music that makes you cry. And then there's music that makes you both vomit a little in your mouth and float a log in your shorts. David Hopperchunk is a maker of this third kind of music.

Throughout his spectacular career he has dabbled in everything from the eastern sounds of the sitar to the throat-singing of the Inuits. This is the first CD that chronicles this amazing musical journey. This album is like a global journey through horrific music.

Witness the gargling cheek farts of the pygmies in "Freedom For the Nuts." The impressive rolling 'r's in "Dance Danice D'Amourrrrrrr." The louder gargling cheek farts in "Crazy For You." All accompanied by David H's irreplaceable voice- a voice that some have compared to an eight-sea lion love train.

But I am most impressed by the glockenspiel and beatboxing on "Hot Shot City." That song is particularly good.

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