Word: comradeships
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...roaring set packed with only their greatest hits. Nearly every tune was not only recognizable, but singable. With its dark lighting and smoke-friendly policies, the Orpheum allowed for the eruption of an audience of closet shower singers, creating a wondrously loud cacophony and a light-hearted comradeship. Neighbors throwing high fives, exchanging dance partners, slinging smiles--the concert was the quintessence of feel-good rock...
...exaggeration and make-believe." His disapproval surely stung, but Churchill reacted by venerating his father's memory. Winston fought to restore his father's honor in Parliament (where it had been dented by the Conservative Party). Thirty years after Lord Randolph's death, Winston wrote, "All my dreams of comradeship were ended. There remained for me only to pursue his aims and vindicate his memory...
...During a 1957 visit to Moscow, Mao took Khrushchev aside and pointed out the diminutive Deng: "See that little man there? He's highly intelligent and has a great future ahead of him." Nevertheless, one of the most devastating, man-made catastrophes of the 20th century would fray their comradeship and wound China almost mortally...
Despite some rough edges and language, this is at heart a beguiling fantasy of comradeship. Mike's pals, the most attentive male support group since the Three Musketeers, shed tears of joy when he's lucky and apologize when they do wrong. The women in the film are treated generously too. All this helps Swingers work as both a guys' movie and a date movie. Check it out soon. And if you happen to sit next to an attractive stranger, try not to talk about your broken heart...
Nevertheless, the lack of state comradeship wasn't enough to muffle his pride when the final score appeared...