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    Right, they like rohypnol, i think that's about it. Doesn't need much defining :P

    And i for one found the video rather entertaining. Especially old business-like briefcase toting prodigy.

    Bexz0ron February 01, 2007   Link
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    this song is fucking awesome, is it me or did it include parts of firestarter in it too?

    sugaredreamson July 20, 2002   Link
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    I prefer the instrumental to this song, got the same kind of movement of Diesel Power

    random_monkeyon March 21, 2003   Link
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    Why is the line "Better bow down your not worthy" not written as "Better bow down, you're not worthy"? I've seen it written as "your" everywhere I've looked. Just curious.

    Squireon February 17, 2015   Link
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    yeah this song freaking rocks.

    boxfoon July 20, 2002   Link
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    Yeah, it does - a little in-joke on Liam's part. The video actually came from a dream of his.

    Styluson July 21, 2002   Link
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    Who is the singer for this song?It kind of sounds like keith flint

    LL85dgon July 21, 2002   Link
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    this song def. is awesome...i love all the beats 2 it! does anyone know what the Rohypnol is??

    how did u know that about the dream stylus? and the inside joke with the firestarter sounds?

    Egonon July 24, 2002   Link
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    i think Rohupnol is some kind of sedative. (sp?)

    sugaredreamson July 27, 2002   Link
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    Rohypnol is indeed a sedative, taken by 'weekend' drug users after speed or e to ease the comedown.

    It's also known as the date rape drug, slipping it into a drink to sedate a girl.

    Best_Friends_Armon July 28, 2002   Link

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