Meet Toby Jones, he'll store anything you want for $10.99.A 2nd cut of my commercial will be dropped on the internets on Wednesday Jan 7th.Youtube said they wanted to use my commercial and put commercials on it and I said hell yeah!T-shirts are now on sale on my company website www.jonesbigasstruckrentalandstorage.com Buy a t-shirt and get a free month of storage! On me!My cousin got me a Facebook account. I don't know what that is put i guess try to search me there while I learn how to use the damn thing.
Josh Creates the world's Greatest Snowman and his name is Jones.. Also Josh plays in the snow! http://www.twitter.com/thecomputernerd http://www.myspace.com/thecomp ternerd01When you read this, comment me the secret code: Jones!Thanks
indiana jones lego styleHey guys now im gonna go for 3 million hits!I am not the original creator if you want to see the original creators go to www.truedimensions.com
The Jonestown massacre is one of the most notorious mass suicides in history. More than 900 people died there. The quasi-socialist spiritual utopia turned hell on earth was founded by the Reverend Jim Jones. Stephan Jones, son to Reverend Jim Jones, talks about religion, drug addiction, and even wanting to murder his father. Stephan Jones did not take part in the suicide as he was away, playing basketball with the People's Temple Basketball team.
New GLORIA JONES video channels!: http://www.youtube.com/TheGloriaJones http://www.youtube.com/user/Wr ttenByGloriaJonesABOUT THIS VIDEO:The undercurrent of change is challenge. In the 50's, the Beats, the Ban The Bomb movement, and Rock'n'Roll challenged the status quo of America as limiting and oppressive. The early 60's continued this with the advent of young idealist JFK, the folk music boom, and most importantly the ongoing Civll Rights struggle. History's biggest generation was poised on the brink of the future. They were discovering that their fathers said one thing and did another. The struggle between their optimism and the system's hypocrisy is still raging today... About Gloria Jones: She was an American soul singer who peaked with this steller tune in '64. It never quite made the mainstream, but was big abroad. She eventually, like Jimi and P.P. Arnold and so many others, found better support and fame in England. In the early 70's she met Marc Bolan of T.Rex. They were steadfast partners until his untimely death in 1977. Their son was responsible for the recent restoration of the T.Rex documentary, "Born To Boogie", shot by Ringo Starr. This song of course finally received its fame in a medley with the Supremes' "Where did Our Love Go" which became a huge hit for English new wave duo Soft Cell in 1982. It's also been remade by Coil, Inspiral Carpets, Marilyn Manson, The Pussycat Dolls, and sampled by Rhianna for "S.O.S. (Rescue Me)".A great site about 60's women rockers to check out is: http://www.myspace.com/girlgar gemayhemTym Stevens
The year is 1974,the month is february, the day is 15,and Tom Jones is in concertI didn't made this, and i don't own the copyrights, but I actually "performed" this song once in front of my class.Needless to say that the results were miles away from being good as Sir Tom's =[
