I dedicate this post (count) to them.
 

 
numbo ologee
 
 
 
 
 
whiz

What if when they were computing the sign of the debil they forgot to carry the one and he's been walking around incognito all this time with "676" or "766" written on his forehead?
 
And how come nobody else thinks of these things?

 
the first round-up is free

Are the two facts related?  

craigb

Damn. That's the guy that lives next to me!
That must mean the lady that just moved in 2 doors down....

 
Never get stuck behind the devil in a queue at the post office.

For the devil can take many forms.
 
 

LOL when I saw the word "debil" I lost it. I have a friend that lives down the street....dude looks and sounds like Corey Glover from Living Color. Needless to say, he and I have a blast "talking street" and one time when he was here at the studio, he was singing along with my VH tribute band's demo of "Running with the Devil" but he was singing it like a street thug....to this day, everytime any of us hears that song, it's "runnin' wiff da debil.....ahhhhhh y'all" :)
 
His Michael Bolton cover was even better...."how am I izspozed to lib wiffout choo". Hahaha...he's actually a Dr, so it's amazing when he turns the "thug talk" off an on at will. I think I actually have a recording of him singing runnin wiff da debil....I gotta find it! :)
 
-Danny 

 
I still remember the very first time I heard that Danny.
 
I had just started my A-Level studies in the sixth form (= 12th Grade in the US?) at school .  Being trusted and mature 17 - 18 year old students, we were allowed our own common room, replete with a table tennis table, dart board and a record player. As everyone brought in their favourite records, we got to hear a lot of great music.
 
Anyway, my mate brought in Van Halen one day, and told the guitar players and metal fans amongst us that we just had to listen to this guy play.
 
Side 1, Track 1 - the car horn, then the bass... and then that guitar riff! Awesome.
 
And I even remember we listened to Eruption about 20 times in a row, just trying to work out what this guy was actually doing with his guitar.
 
VH1 is still one of my favourite albums, and it still sounds great today, the sign of a true classic.