SR VI: Incident Free since 2008

Alex is listening to E.S.T. again, it brings me tears of joy. 

I was ran over by a car today, while coming back home.

TGM: Orb wrote: Ah... the classic Warwick drivers approach... Turn... Indicate... Look (optional)! The other great trick is to pretend pedestrians don't exist if you don't make eye contact.

I do that trick. I guess that why they accused me of running over 5 pedestrians the other day. I'm not sure what that was all about.....

James wrote: I had a thought earlier: If God existed, why would he/she/it create the menstrual cycle?  Seriously. Women moan about it.  Men get annoyed at the women moaning about it. Neither of us are happy! I realise it's all to do with baby making but if he/she/it was so damned clever at being an amazing biologist why did he not find a way of making babies without all that menstrual stuff? Surely it should be: Man: right darling, it's time to have sex and make a baby Women: ooooh, yes, good plan *lots of sex* God clicks fingers, creates an egg inside the womb Done. That's why there is no God. That and the existence of Phil Collins.

Sin, it's always about sin.
That's the answer to Phil too.

I run over pedestrians all the time!
Right away my ass!!

....Yeah, shows you who's boss next time you step into the middle of the road without looking. We have cross walks for a reason!

James wrote: I have a terrible sense of humour... Gene Amondson, 65, American politician, Prohibition Party nominee for U.S. President, stroke. [11] Why do I wish he had died of cirrhosis of the liver due to alcohol? My mind is sick.

Not really, given that would have been absolutely hilarious.

Or maybe I just don't have any sympathy.

birdwithteeth11 wrote: James wrote: I have a terrible sense of humour... Gene Amondson, 65, American politician, Prohibition Party nominee for U.S. President, stroke. [11] Why do I wish he had died of cirrhosis of the liver due to alcohol? My mind is sick. Not really, given that would have been absolutely hilarious. Or maybe I just don't have any sympathy.

Well yes, it would have been hilarious but also completely wrong at the same time.

He had a stroke though, that could have been caused by years of alcohol abuse.

I have a dilemma.  It's been bugging me for days.

It seems I've had Moon in June stuck in my head for almost 2 weeks now.

That's not the dilemma.

The dilemma is that I have no idea why I love the track so much because it is flawed in so many ways.

It's vocals are relatively nonsensical, it does not really follow any kind of theme and the final part with the violin is full of tension, unlike the rest of the tune.

There are also random moments, like little bass parts by Hugh Hopper and random keyboard flushes by Ratledge.  These are the parts that are also the most memorable.

I simply have no clue why I love it so much.


Edited by James - July 23 2009 at 20:51

Well at least it was a reasonable song to get stuck there.

But now I have it stuck there.  Oi!

START AGAIN, COME ON IT'S A NICE DAY FOR A WHITE WEDDING... WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO