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Alright- I need some guidance. The MFP vehicles seem to emit two distinct siren sounds at once: one known in the states as WALE and one known as YELP. I have never heard anything like it here, but it is much more impressive than what Federal (the BIG siren manufacturer) puts out. Both sounds are of...

<t><br/> <br/> This will come as somewhat of a shock, but I'm a nurse.<br/> <br/> <br/> Started out in life a computer science major...switched to criminal justice...dropped out of college...worked a few random security/law enforcement jobs...went to school for medical assisting...did that for a whi...

So now that Saddam is sollecting empty cans and bottles for a living, will production get back on track?

OK, I get it. If I don't wind up with Kylie, does anyone know if Natalie Imbruglia available?

OK- but where in this do I wind up with Kylie Minogue???

...or even better: Max stumbles across an American male nurse who moved to Australia to be with the woman he loves (played by Kylie Minogue)

<t>I can remember in college (early 80's) I didn't think much of him, but another guy in my dorm had some albums and when you read the lyrics (let's face it- sometimes he's hard to undertand when he's singing) it shed a whole new dimension on him. Not just some Jersey hood with a guitar, but a very ...

AC/DC would make more sense.


Born to Run was released in September 1975. I guess we east coast yankees just think of Springsteen because he's close to home. The coincidence is uncanny, though.

Those references are all from the Springsteen song "Born to Run":


"at night we ride through mansions of glory in suicide machines"


"sprung from cages on Highway 9"

When my friends and I were kids and saw MM1 for the forst time, we thought there were alot of references to Springsteen lyrics (suicide machine, highway 9, born to run, etc). Were we nuts, or did anyone else find that odd?