Slow day Cliffy?
Did you get "Total Eclipse of the Heart"? I forget who sang it.
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Slow day Cliffy?
Did you get "Total Eclipse of the Heart"? I forget who sang it.
Do you mean the one created by Roddo being up that way?:p
OR Prossi is doing another supersize turning??
Or this one in two weeks time. Eclipse 2012 - Cairns Great Barrier Reef Official Tourism Website
Sitting here watching a computer reload software.... boring. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
You didn't play them did you? :cool:
Bonnie Tyler, 2nd post in this thread.
is gone, he left yesterday morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by wheelinround
He is already at Prossi, I'm not going, I'm at home working.
Yup, there is going to be a total solar eclipse in a couple of weeks.
Be aware that NASA call it the 13th of Nov but it crosses the international date line so we will see it the morning of 14th of Nov
NASA - Total Solar Eclipse of 2012 Nov 13
Ahhh, that would be a "no" (actually didn't look through them all either :D)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
It is amazing what stuff & new artists that you find when you pick a theme & follow it.
I'd never heard of Robyn or Helen Jane Long before this morning.
Although I must say that I've learnt something from this thread - if there are a heap of vids in the thread then it takes bloody ages to load! (or anything else)
I watched the Nikki Stanley vid a couple of times. :D
Strange, I'm not having that problem. :think:Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
Neither will I be after this...:q
Well I did! If Cliff has been good enough to sit down anf dream this one up it's only right that I should check 'em out :rolleyes:. (Actually I just clicked on each one :p ).Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
Regards
Paul
Cliff
I think you have overshadowed any previous effort at posting, not only by you, but everybody :cool: .
Just some comments:
Bonnie Tyler's Elcipse of the Heart was the most recogniseable.
Kirilian Camera was very visual and provided me with imagery my limited imagination would have been unable to create.
I had forgotten how much John Denver looked like a flower person.
I liked Natlie Peris' Beltrek Feat. She has a voice reminiscent of Missen and I will revist her track
As will I return to Helen Jane Long whose piano was very Moonlight Sonatarish. (Another favourite)
Like you I enjoyed Nikki Stanly's repertoire of round off backflips, boranis, hollowback front somersaults and other almost impossible displays of suppleness. I might go back there too. Always up for a blatant display of physicality :wink: . BTW how are the philogynist T-shirts going? Perhaps Brett could organise a group buy.
I would appear to have almost as much time to spare as you. Don't take any notice of Fence Furniture. He's just envious he didn't get there first :D. (Touche. :p )
Regards
Paul
That wasn't me, that was Phil, I just liked the idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmiller
I'm glad that some of you at least looked at some of the clips. :2tsup:
BTW, the computer that I was rebuilding has finished reloading all the software, now it will take me another hour or so tomorrow to put the data back... what topic will I pick next. :think:
Stairway to heaven is good fun but I have done it to death before. :cool:
Ooops, my mistake :- . You and I just got on the bandwagon. It appears that you have taken that bandwagon to a new level :cool: .Quote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Regards
Paul
jamarpa is going through them all & liking all the heavy stuff. :2tsup:
For some reason it just occurred to me to seek this one out. Up until a few minutes ago, I'd only heard this version once before (on Alice Cooper's excellent radio show, about a year ago). It struck me as a cracking good version then (ok there's nowt t'do wi' eclipse, but there's t'moon innit).
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Immigrant Song - Ann Wilson by Ronnie7311
Cliff
Are you getting ready? What's the weather shaping up like (I know, a lttle bit black at the moment) as it seemed to be shaky on the weather forecast tonight? Some cloud cover and posssible rain :( .
Regards
Paul
You've eclipsed all your previous efforts Cliff.:rolleyes:
Sorry couldn't help myself.:doh:
It is/was cold & wet & windy & very overcast here.
16°C & blowing drizzle.
I got a call out last night, got home to bed at 2am.
This morning, at the appointed time while listening to the ABC radio, I watched the clouds go dark outside the bedroom windows & then get bright again & then I went back to sleep. :D
Lucky it only happens there once every 300 years otherwise it would play havoc with the circadian rhythms :) .Quote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Regards
Paul
couple of photos from this morning...
Obviously all the men are hard at work and don't have the time or in the shed/man cave where its dark anyway.:roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by mic-d
Are you suggesting women have an affinity with moons or that men don't :B ? A very handsome group they make too, although the female with the beard seems a little out of it :rolleyes: .Quote:
Originally Posted by wheelinround
Regards
Paul
No suggesting woman have more time on their hands although at that time of day they should be rushing about getting kids ready for school. yeh ok so one male he probably owns the gear which they won't allow their own hubbies to buy :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Bushmiller
Actually there were lots of men there too...:) That's my setup, you might remember it from the transit of Venus photos...
I recalled the set up Mic-d
I was being a :stirthepot: none of the ladies bit.
We didn't quite manage anything on that scale, but here's our eclipse photo taken on our back deck with a pair of binoculars and a cereal box:
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See this world does have two moons :2tsup:
Geeeez Cliff, after all of that Dr Bob [apart from Kermit, my favourite Muppet character] would suggest a Bex and quiet lie down would be in order. :U