i live on the second floor

[citizenx]

I was in Australia. I can't remember exactly where I was, but then I took the train across the big rift that divides the continent in two. When I left the station, I was a little confused about where I was, but things gradually became clear. There was so much familiar, I simply had to be in Vancouver. Some guy overheard me, told me I was wrong

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[bethesaurusrex]

YAY POPUP CENTRAL

I don't know what you mean

[citizenx]

Isn't it exciting?

"Luka" is a love song in a way

[eyeteeth]

Several of those songs make no sense. "Silent All These Years"? That's the one with the line "I got the Antichrist in the kitchen yellin’ at me again," that is not a love song. Neither is "Blackbird," or even "One Hand In My Pocket." Someone in marketing said, "It's not enough to sell an album of acoustic guitar songs, let's say they're love songs too, no one will care and if they do so what, they've already bought the album."

In a way

[citizenx]

And the one guy said "What if they pick up the CD and check the track list before buying it?" and they just beat his head in with a chair. None of it got on the mahogany conference table, though the cleaning crew had plenty of trouble with the carpet.

The one guy

[eyeteeth]

It was the rare meeting when something actually got done.

You can also hook the door up to a huge electrical shock

[citizenx]

Your "cars that ate Paris" icon reminds me of Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers. There was something like "In London, people parked wherever possible. In Paris, people parked wherever it wasn't possible. On Mimas, people parked on top of the people who parked wherever it wasn't possible."

Wait a minute

[citizenx]

If the rift is there according to me, and you can take a train across it according to me, why can you not actually take a train across it?

Also, that is an excellent map. Is Perth really full of hillbillies?

Australia according to yeseggs

[citizenx]

I thought the bridge was assumed.