Here comes the sun
Posted: 21 Mar 2003, 13:58
Here comes the sun
And I say
It's alright.
And I say
It's alright.
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Posted: 21 Mar 2003, 14:01
"aarrggh! natural light! get it off me! get it off me!" - barney gumble
Posted: 21 Mar 2003, 14:23
i've been seconded to work a a project in a different department, whose offices have no windows.
cant believe i am goign to miss summer...
gonna have to get me a "natural daylight" lamp!
cant believe i am goign to miss summer...
gonna have to get me a "natural daylight" lamp!
Posted: 21 Mar 2003, 15:07
Great now that song s stuck in my head... 
I too have no window in my office, but I do have airconditioning so I shouldn't complain too much.
I too have no window in my office, but I do have airconditioning so I shouldn't complain too much.
Posted: 21 Mar 2003, 15:19
That is no bad thing Cyn. It is one of the 20th century's greatest songs, wouldn't you say?
And just maybe, when they get round to doing a heart of darkness (or lack thereof) on the new, improved gulf war we can get the 49th cavalry riding in on their choppers to Here Comes the Sun (Its alright) instead of Ride of the Valkyries (see separate rant on WAR thread).
And just maybe, when they get round to doing a heart of darkness (or lack thereof) on the new, improved gulf war we can get the 49th cavalry riding in on their choppers to Here Comes the Sun (Its alright) instead of Ride of the Valkyries (see separate rant on WAR thread).
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 02:10
that's not the sun - it's a moab
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 12:10
What's a moab?RicheyJames wrote:that's not the sun - it's a moab
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 12:32
One big M*therf*cker:
According to the BBC website (fount of all knowledge, especially when it comes to ordnance):
"The Moab is an American experimental precision-guided bomb weighing about 21,000lbs (9,525kgs) - the largest non-nuclear weapon there is. "
"It is so big it can be "launched" only by pushing it out of the open back door of a C-130 type transport plane on a sled, which falls away."
"Moab stands for Massive Ordnance Air Blast - it is detonated above ground for maximum impact over a wide area. "
It COULD also stand for Mother Of All Bombs...ie it's just another way of killing and maiming
More here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2843055.stm
Knew you'd be pleased...
According to the BBC website (fount of all knowledge, especially when it comes to ordnance):
"The Moab is an American experimental precision-guided bomb weighing about 21,000lbs (9,525kgs) - the largest non-nuclear weapon there is. "
"It is so big it can be "launched" only by pushing it out of the open back door of a C-130 type transport plane on a sled, which falls away."
"Moab stands for Massive Ordnance Air Blast - it is detonated above ground for maximum impact over a wide area. "
It COULD also stand for Mother Of All Bombs...ie it's just another way of killing and maiming
More here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2843055.stm
Knew you'd be pleased...
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 13:56
I'd prefer Strange Day by the CureMaster Margarita wrote:That is no bad thing Cyn. It is one of the 20th century's greatest songs, wouldn't you say?
You don't know my brain...it is a trrrible thing to taste. When ever someone says a word that's even familiar in a song that song gets stuck in my head and I have to sing it an the patients look at me like I'm insane. Recentley had a patient who was a writer who actually asked me to explain this to him great now I'm a topic fot his nex book...
And just maybe, when they get round to doing a heart of darkness (or lack thereof) on the new, improved gulf war we can get the 49th cavalry riding in on their choppers to Here Comes the Sun (Its alright) instead of Ride of the Valkyries (see separate rant on WAR thread).
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 13:57
balls. it would have to be "gimme shelter"cyn wrote:I'd prefer Strange Day by the CureMaster Margarita wrote:And just maybe, when they get round to doing a heart of darkness (or lack thereof) on the new, improved gulf war we can get the 49th cavalry riding in on their choppers to Here Comes the Sun (Its alright) instead of Ride of the Valkyries (see separate rant on WAR thread).
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 14:10
Rolling Stones?Quiff Boy wrote:balls. it would have to be "gimme shelter"cyn wrote:I'd prefer Strange Day by the CureMaster Margarita wrote:And just maybe, when they get round to doing a heart of darkness (or lack thereof) on the new, improved gulf war we can get the 49th cavalry riding in on their choppers to Here Comes the Sun (Its alright) instead of Ride of the Valkyries (see separate rant on WAR thread).
Re: Here comes the sun
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 14:35
[quote="Master Margarita"]Here comes the sun
And I say
It's alright.[/quote]
Sun still here.
It is still alright.
And I say
It's alright.[/quote]
Sun still here.
It is still alright.
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 14:45
Isabel fast approaches....and then the sun will disappear from the sky.
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 11:26
Here comes the sun - great version from Nina Simone now running through my empty little head. Ta.
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 11:39
In which case, please see new thread. Just for you.
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 12:36
Isabel looks angry enough. Estimated to hit North Carolina by tomorrow. They sure look awesome and powerful when shot from a satelite. I can only imagine what it's like directly beneath one.Black Planet wrote:Isabel fast approaches....and then the sun will disappear from the sky.
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 13:28
I will let you know what it's like sometime Saturday....after we have been hit by this bad girl!
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 14:44
Hope you'll make it in one piece. I'll think of you come saturday then.