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Yes, you do. Now, make him go back to sleep. It's late. :lol:
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& then came the clubs
& a fur coat for missus & PETA, enraged. http://www.adsneeze.com/files/media/...ian-Konig_.jpg |
^ reminded me of Cat People, strange movie I liked and not just because Nastassja Kinski was in it.
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I saw a film one early morning called The Tiger Makes Out (I think).
I'm not sure what the overall point of it was, so I classified it as a bad movie in my head. I'll find a picture that reminds of the film's title.. (as well as getting around to re-finding that animated .gif of the planets and stars' scale). |
Jet, if I recall correctly, There is a vid somewhere in the Found on the net forum.
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I'm thinking searching
"hi and lo and inbetween" becomes the seeker. |
I was just inspired to search this and found that some people have named their children "Google"
Though it sounds sort of cute, I would not want a child named "Dogpile" |
If it referred to
communal activity & not the other? 2x3=6/1+0 |
true....getting into a pile of bodies is a nice thing
I've found that wrestling with a few dogs or rolling around with a few humans are both enjoyable activities. |
Dogs are easier,
'cuz despite their giant teeth, we're thinking faster. |
I almost added "simpler" to the dogs part above, along the lines of your "easier". But not because of intellect, more because rolling around with humans seems to bring up ulterior motives for me....especially human women. They're just too enjoyable.
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The freedoms we feel
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ahh, cool gif. Thanks, Jet. So apparently Canis Majoris is the big dog!
For anyone interested in this, check this one out! I can't figure out how to embed it, but here's another one I just found and I like this one, too: VY Canis Majoris ? the largest known star : Clickplay.TV |
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When you can't believe you eyes, & your ears haven't owned dependance, which sense are you gonna use? (i have a theory...) |
Nice video. :)
My cat, Peanut, found some dirty oil somewhere and had to have his first real bath! http://i53.tinypic.com/2qtcnrb.jpg Yes. Yes, I am a slob. :shy: |
I once had a cat
in the shed with the mower, & "liberals" whined. |
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Cool incarnate, Zooks.
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I don't run into much anymore, but I'm glad to have had one last chance to speak.
Have you noticed the endeavor yet? I've gotten on about it (finally). Now, tho, what lies in wait is actually spreading it to the masses (via posterous, or something else... a blog.) |
Save the whole damn thread;
Not to worry, copyright! Nobody owns this. |
Yeah, but too many ideas and not enough time to investige 'em all really bogs me down.
Can anyone remind me when the bulk of my whole calendar shift, mathematical alignment, 24 to 27-hour day research was? I think it was before the summer transition eclipsed in the sky, but I'm not sure that translates into a page number. I'll remind myself to forget about it again by finding it. |
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Just in case size matters, here are some long and large ships:
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...S/07120800.jpg N.A.I. Superba class: 381.9 meters / 1,253 feet Built by Eriksberg Mekaniska Verkstads in Göteborg, Sweden. It was a massive ship with only two ships in it's class. http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...S/1f16d310.jpg Emma Mærsk: 397 meters / 1,302 feet A container ship owned by the A. P. Moller-Maersk Group. When she was launched, Emma Mærsk was the largest container ship ever built. As of 2009 she and her 7 sister ships are the longest container ships constructed and the longest ships currently in use.[1] Officially, Emma Mærsk is able to carry around 11,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) according to the Maersk company's method of calculating capacity,[2] which, at her introduction into service, was about 1,400 more containers than any other ship is capable of carrying. - wikipedia.org http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...sk_mooring.jpg Esso Atlantic class: 406.6 meters / 1,334 feet A supertanker that was built in 1977 by Eddsso Eastern Marine. http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...600x600Q85.jpg Batillus class: 414.2 meters / 1,359 feet The biggest ships by gross tonnage ever constructed were four Batillus-class supertankers built in France at the end of the 1970s, having 555,000 metric tons deadweight (DWT) and a 414-meter length. Built in the Louis Joubert Lock, they were launched from the shipyard Chantiers de l'Atlantique at Saint Nazaire. The only other ship considered by many as larger was the Knock Nevis (ex Jahre Viking, Happy Giant and Seawise Giant) of 1981, which was originally designed with a smaller tonnage than the Batillus class, but had her length and tonnage increased during construction. -wikipedia.org http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...20Batillus.jpg Knock Nevis: 458.5 m / 1,504 ft The Knock Nevis is a massive ship, last used as a floating storage and offloading unit (FSO). She was previously a supertanker and was the longest ship ever built, as well as possessing the greatest deadweight tonnage ever recorded. Fully laden, her displacement tonnage was 646,642 tons, the heaviest of any ship of any kind. For these reasons she was generally considered the largest ship ever built.-wikipedia.org http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ock-nevis2.jpg "With Ships the Sea was Sprinkled Far and Nigh," With ships the sea was sprinkled far and nigh, Like stars in heaven, and joyously it showed; Some lying fast at anchor in the road, Some veering up and down, one knew not why. A goodly vessel did I then espy Come like a giant from a haven broad; And lustily along the bay she strode, Her tackling rich, and of apparel high. The ship was nought to me, nor I to her, Yet I pursued her with a lover's look; This ship to all the rest did I prefer: When will she turn, and whither? She will brook No tarrying; where she comes the winds must stir: On went she, and due north her journey took. William Wordsworth |
Size matters, BadNick,
no matter what 'they' tell 'us', you've done it again. 2x(3+6)/2=9 |
I forgot what I was going to say.
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If I believed that,
I'd have to think you're human, but you're my goddess! |
Palindrome! Thanks, Spidey, for the tip.
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If you could keep it
& I could still feel the thing, we'd not need facebook. |
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Man, it's already been a year.
I never get anything done. (Thank you, Zooksport.) I've gone ahead and exasperated myself (and my meaning to life). (post-script: why is this daylight savings time exchange a week late?) |
This is quite a difficult poem to process, in the rhyming sense...
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See that man sleeping?
Can you tell if he's awake if he can't see you? |
Don't ask a blind man those questions.
If Emily D. was here, I'd want to give her a big kiss. POEM 1212 (circa 1872) A word is dead When it is said, Some say. I say it just Begins to live That day. — Emily Dickinson |
I'm sad the previous page had to go, I let it be said. I'd, however be glad to make this reply into a poem, but my mind, as is my fountain of inspiration, running on dead. Perhaps this coming week will provide a spark, but one can only live so long talking but without being heard, and providing food for thought only to watch it spoil, I don't have the effort to be downtrodden any longer. I wonder what's wronger, though: allowing this madness to be trickled through, or resigning to state that you tried to change it, but now you're falling victim to the void as well. Not enough fortitude is being shown in the poem-writing project of mine, huh? |
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Contrariwise construction
produces guys all fucking sideways with manly contradictions. |
I wonder what really is happening to us all (in the existential sense) of the whole population, not just the participants of this thread, nor the inhabitants of the forum, but of the entire world.
When I was younger (child) whenever i was in the backseat o my Subaru, or wood-paneled mini-van, or ven as I was just walking (I used to walk for miles each and every day) I always pondered what is the inside of a random stranger's home, their apartment, one's abode. Not just the houses of which I passed across, but how peopel lived in Asia, in Canadia, in Galapagos, where I was born, wheres I once lived, and thus, onwards. I always imagined that no two dwellings were the same, but I'd still come to find similarities. And that's how my dream super-power of teleportation really found its first use, if I ever achieved it. |
I used to pet the glossy pages of the National Geographic magazines & wonder about similar things.
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If I see moon-rise
& don't think about you, dear, feel free to kill me. |
Music guru needed
I have a small dub of a piece of music that I recorded from the movie In The Electric Mist. I would like to ask your help in identifying it. It is possibly one of the 16 songs listed, but it may also just be some incidental music. I also would like to know the style of music so that I can search out more music of similar ilk. Would one of you fine folk accept an email from me so as to hear it and help me out on this? Zook.... |
The help I could be
is a matter of question, but e-mail away! |
likewise. I'll be happy to give it a whirl so you have my email.
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e-snips.com is but a click away for all your media-hosting needs...
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Jet,
Is there any software tool or website that allows searching based on sound file parameters rather than words? I bet there is but I haven't found it yet. |
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Funny you should mention that, Ocm?.
A few days ago I was searching for unusual, creative search tools and came upon one that might even work for the above mentioned sound clip search. But my link for that is on my home laptop and now I'm in work...though technically, I am not working at this moment while "wasting" time here. The software can actually search for pictures, even things in pictures like faces, based on some kind of algorithms that look for text based patterns in the "computer language" that makes up the picture, or sound, or whatever. The guy who developed this has versions targeted specifically for certain purposes, such as facial searches, various objects, and of course one is specifically designed to hunt for pornography of your choice. |
//If we don't pretend
with us & ours, we're losing all we have to give. I want triangulation, as I challenge us to prove me wrong, by improper means, I guess.// I "like" algorithms! |
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Wow. Specialization is taking leaps & bounds further within all the time.
Zooks. I would offer my assistance, but I have no sound on my pc right now. Have you had any luck with your search? |
I listened to Zooks' clip and found it to be a haunting melody that I like, but I have no idea who did it or what it is.
Zooks, maybe you want to try this: FindSounds - Sounds-Like Search |
Good idea that... but at 20 bucks, I can buy the whole album on Itunes for $16.00
Guess I'll just have to loop the wav that I have.... I shall try that e-snips.com, Jet speaks of......[COLOR="DarkSlateGray"] ---------- Post added at 02:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:13 PM ---------- Dunno if this works, but I think I hosted it here: http://FastFreeFileHosting.com/file/...-mist-wav.html |
I am picking apart.
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Why aren't we at 100K yet? You guys are seriously slacking!
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Zooks, I think I found it.
I just kept hunting and gathering and next thing I knew...POP! it was there. Try this and let me know what you think: ---------- Post added at 07:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:23 PM ---------- Since today is Veterans Day in the U.S., the "top 5 at 5" picks on WXPN (local radio station plays 5 songs of a certain theme at 5pm each day) were all songs by veterans. This one by Kris Kristofferson, who is a veteran, in some strange way led me to the find above: ---------- Post added at 07:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:31 PM ---------- Bonus similar character Celtic tune: If I ever meet a Celtic princess, I'm going to marry her. |
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We've sustained ample attrition of bodies to aid us, but we marked the official occasion sometime in the past season or two, I believe. When was the official date again, Zooks? Are you still picking winners, BadNick? How was your (collective?) weekend, ring & Ocm(w)? Why am I so sluggish to begin content-driving (blogging) again? [ventured guess: I have a low tolerance to continually exposing my heart to the crickets.] Are we having fun yet?! --[I'm currently enthralled in a new teevee program called Party Down. I'm at a loss for adjectives. (The Office-esque comedy about waiters aspiring for Hollywood.] |
Oh, and I forgot: it's nice to have you back in real time, jewels.
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Thank you very much for that, Nick.
I swear that I downloaded a song that has that same name, that sound NOTHING like this one, so I ignored songs that had this name. ... .... Now that I've listened to it a few times, I am actually not convinced that it is the same song either.... Very similar, same band/instruments/style etc, but different tempo, and perhaps chords? I am not musically gifted, I sing like a cane toad, and can't even play a decent tune on an Ipod, so forgive me if you believe other wise? . |
And so the search continues..?
Honestly? I'm still looking for that 10th inning-Baseball-Doc-by-Ken-Burns intrumental interlude. It's so Charlie brown-esque, and hauntingly-beautiful. - - - EDIT: here's the context, for a refresher... Quote:
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When I was living in in the tiny left-hand peninsula (Tampa Bay) of the panhandled-peninsula state, I used to have this beautiful park and pond in my neighborhood (it was a half-mile circumference water body, and there was only one not-very-busy-at-all road that led into main traffic by it, so it was always peaceful and serene). It was near a daily routine that mother and I would go to the park, and we'd bring white bread to feed to the ducks and geese. I'm not sure how to transition the story right about here, but one day as I was tossing out scraps twenty feet or so from the pond's edge, I noticed murky-green scales floating towards the food. I never saw the big ones, but there were definitely some child alligators within the pond, and a few were brazen enough to climb the steep embankment from the pond, up onto the grass, and half-chase the birds. It seems they wanted the bread all to themselves. |
Hey Jetée, thank you! It's good to be back and see your amazing posts.
'Bout them there gators, I don't recall I've ever seen them crossing the road, but I have seen them in many small bodies of water throughout the state. But I have seen these crossing the road in the Keys. http://photos.igougo.com/images/p224...L-Key_Deer.jpg |
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Zooks, I'm probably not any more musically gifted than you so my impression may be wrong. But to me it sounds like the same "song" but not the same performance of it. And my searching around seemed to support my conclusion based on what many other people were saying about both the soundtrack and this version of it ...not that that guarantees anything for sure on the internetz. |
Musically, I like George Thorogood's version better, which might indicate something. |
I saw George and the Delaware Destroyers live a couple times at the Bijou Cafe in Philadelphia ...back in the late '70's when it was still there. The Bijou space is about as large as a sizeable living room so we were about 10ft from him on stage with his serious sound system, all at table level in front of us. We just kept yelling "louder, louder!!!" and he obliged us thorogoodly.
Please speak up, I can't hear you. This was part of what set me in my Bad path. ---------- Post added at 12:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:55 PM ---------- http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...oodatbijou.jpg |
"...the day (he) was born,
the nurses all gathered 'round, ...gazed in wild wonder" //Feeding the dark side while not nourishing it, too, is tricky bizness// 2+3+6-7=4 Never mind, I said; I'll keep editing the nonce until I'm happy. |
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While some extra steps have their value undefined, those we take are ours... |
I was a 'bout to state that I thaught (thunk?) that George's name had a "U" in there somewhere, but then I looked at the poster - the young youtuber typo'd Georgie's name, and not the other way 'round (whereby i have been mistakenly thinking that Thurogood never had a "U" in his name to begin with).
Sorry for the confusion. |
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If I could forget
more or less of what I have I'd surely choose less. (2x3/6)+7=8 |
2, 3, 6, 7, 9
the goose drank wine amonkie chewed tobacco on the street car line |
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New Page... I don't often get to reprise this role anymore - how do I make it better?
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psychedelic venison!
Jet, I would say "two clicks" is a lot shorter than two minutes, which can be almost an eternity. |
I know; but as you know me, my sense of timing is screwy (two minutes later is "on-time" for me).
It's the perfectionist trait. Whence I would have been early, I kept tweaking until I was late. (is this a poem?) |
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Perfectionist traits
find their self-satisfaction in knowing they are. (...Hell, man, I just make stuff up; the dreams I have are often scary, but I'm not afraid to fail.) EDIT: (& you'll notice BadNick beat me by 7 "clicks" on that one while I was fretting about syllables.) |
I count your syllables on my fingers.
Those haiku artists that can do it in their head, to wit, and in step & on-time, and most incredibly, with rhyme... Rockstars. |
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Cat, so very cool!
Had to "share" it to my wall, & give you thumbs up! :thumbsup::thumbsup: |
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Nice, Ring. Perfectly imperfect.
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I like that, too, ring.
It also reminds me of how nice it feels when someone accepts something about me just the way I am, even when I was not being so accepting of myself. |
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I forgot I had 4 hours of vacation tonight. Don't remember why, but I'm home!
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I remember that post by you, Jet. I love that vid! It made me feel good and positive and happy, although I recall periods in my life where that wouldn't have been the case about being alone. I wish I had that much insight and comfort about being alone when I was younger.
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too much concentration, tho, can have negative alter-effects.
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l4...0dr8o1_400.png However many incarnations of this story that have been produced, (and if you are thinking what I am thinking) I just believe all one needs to do is let go. Don't hold a grudge. (But to a child, revenge is like the sweetest metaphorical candy they can indugle in; it's scary.) Why don't I have a better blog? |
I was alone with spending time with one of the girls last night.
Downtime (I'm reading this as unwind)? Reading, surfing, music, mini-projects, DVR ... What do you do in your downtime, J? |
//Guess what I don't think?
(TRICK QUESTIONS HAVE NO PLACE HERE.) I can't define it.// http://sandblastingabrasives.com/ima...0.812.1840.jpg 2x(3+6)=9+9 |
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