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greygirlbeast

"You're the nail on the cross."

Oct 30, 2011 14:07

Yes, weird, wet weather. And here we all are, in the aftermath of this somewhat unusual nor'easter. We're lucky; we didn't lose power, though a lot of Rhode Island did (~20,000 as of 7 ayem this morning; power is being restored). Though, honestly, I don't think I've found it as disturbing as have many who've lived here a long time, who seem to ( Read more... )

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martianmooncrab October 30 2011, 18:36:04 UTC

snow on green leaves

here we get late spring ice and snow events that have everything green and budding encased in icy splendor.

greygirlbeast October 30 2011, 18:45:53 UTC

here we get late spring ice and snow events that have everything green and budding encased in icy splendor.

Yep. In the south, I saw that frequently.

pisceanblue October 30 2011, 20:39:31 UTC

I'll tell you - re: Kate - that "Wild Man" isn't wholly indicative of the overall sound of the album (this from my friend the Mastering Engineer), but after repeat airings I think I like the lyrics more than the music in this particular case. I applaud her empathy for the Yeti.

greygirlbeast October 30 2011, 21:19:31 UTC

I've just gotta here the whole album to make a judgment.

ashlyme October 30 2011, 23:57:15 UTC

It sounds like Occupy RI is bigger than the one in Brum - half a dozen tents at best. All the attention's on St Pauls at the moment; so far, we've been lucky and escaped police brutality. Gods willing, it'll stay that way.

sovay October 31 2011, 03:56:32 UTC

the obnoxious neologism "snowtober."

I hadn't even heard that. Eugh.

and now I want to see the human body drawn with lines of both, mathematically precise, that any point on any given body can be pinpointed. All is need is for a model (who will model nude of course), a geographer, and a mathematician to volunteer.

You put a movie together. I bet you can find them.

corucia October 31 2011, 05:02:45 UTC

now I want to see the human body drawn with lines of both, mathematically precise

The first thought that flitted through my head was the scene in the first Resident Evil movie, involving an encounter between a set of horizontal and vertical lasers moving down a corridor and the gun-toter unlucky enough to be in the corridor at the time...