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jellied eels are very shifty. i have a question for you megan.. In your opinion, is a jaffa cake a biscuit or a cake? ps. does jkayet still post here?

precisely. :ee:

ahhhh, but the difference was that Phileas Fogg didn't have a mental age that was equivalent to that of a fetus. ---------------------------------------- What do you see You people gazing at me You see a doll on a music box That's wound by a key

Zoomerang96, I cannot agree, disagree, agree to disagree, or disagree to agree to disagree with the sentiments conducted within this very thread. Truth be told, I do not feel the impulse to touch myself when reading your creations, or through the coming together of consonants and vowels that...

~we cradled our silence beneath the rain as our silhouettes danced in a faithless light ..we watched every season pass away as each day was eclipsed by every night~ we watched white roses bloom upon red wine and nature's lips brush against their tarnished skin~ ..her open wound bleeding under...

great lines.

lemur_girl. :hug:

It does look like a fascinating prospect..given the possibilities of what you could do and create inside. I like indeed.. ----------------------------- People say that you'll die faster than without water. But we know it's just a lie, scare your son, scare your daughter

All the more reason to raise it. ;) --------------------------- "..If I didn't wake up, I'd still be sleeping.." --Yogi Berra

One of my dream jobs is to be paid to sleep. Undeniably my most prolific talent to date.. Sleep research here I come.. -------------------- ".If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise...

You know..technically 'boredom' as it's called is an activity in it's own right. It's that 'moment of contemplation when you decide what to do next to entertain yourself'. It's when you embrace the smallest of pleasures and learn new things about yourself that often get lost within the trials...

pommieland in october? umbrella you may need. ..are you visiting your family in London? :lapin:

angie o' harlem. i have missed you like that stray sock that you can't find in the washing machine..and much like not having a cup of tea nearby when i open a pack of biscuits..oh, and like a missed thing that's greatly missed. :hug: you must catch up. i speak for many. ;)

hmmm Zoney..I had the same kind of inkling regarding the name..could well have been. However the wise man also mentioned he may have come from IKEA. Hi Sicy. ---------------------------- The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese

One would conclude that life itself is difficult therefore it is inherent in many of us. A wise man once came up to me ever so long ago. He desired a supply of fresh water for his cracker mix as his plastic parrot was in need of nourishment. He whispered to me that he believed life is...

Nicodemus: "...Jonathan Brisby was killed today while helping with the plan. It is four years since our departure from NIMH, and our world is changing. We cannot stay here much longer. Jonathan was a dear friend. I am lost in knowing how to help his widow. She knows nothing of us or the plan...

She wouldn't make you happy. This could well revolve around the many reasons Calluna has imprinted in this thread or it could be a hunch. What is happiness anyway? It's that momentary vacation away from sadness where you convince yourself that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. I think...

Out of the remaining albums I would say their second album Origin of Symmetry is the most piano driven album and arguably their best album. Many of the songs including New Born, Bliss, Space Dementia (the most piano led song on the album), Feeling Good incorporate the piano to good effect..and a...

thank you very much Yertle :) jkayet

Brad Pitt also appears in a great documentary called "Everybody here wants you" about Jeff Buckley also as a self-confessed Buckley fan. He has wonderful taste in music. I missed the BBC2 Radio documentary but caught the BBC4 television documentary called "Nick Drake-a skin too few" which I've...

angie. one man's point of view be warned that they all vary and naturally yours will too. angie. secondarily sesquipedalianp zoney, such poetry occures when i am inebriated and at best doubtful. possibly then. don't cry because its over, smile because it happened miss :| - merci :)

In complete agreement with the above I also have to add.. Things behind the sun (with haunting guitar lines) River Man (my favourite Nick Drake song with one of the most beautiful uses of strings this side of History by The Verve)

01: Radiohead - Let Down 02: Muse - Citizen Erased 03: Sigur Ros - #6 04: JJ72 - Oiche mhaith 05: Suede - Animal Nitrate 06: U2 - UltraViolet 07: Oasis - Live Forever 08: The Smiths - Reel around the fountain 09: Pink Floyd - Us and Them 10: Cocteau Twins - Pink, Orange, Red

have a good trip salome. come back in one piece.

I'm not a big fan of Groove Armada but do like some of their releases...probably not a bad idea to start around here: if everybody looked the same at the river superstylin edgehill (although i said i'm not a big fan..this is one of my favourite all time songs) :)