What made you smile today?

[luvyesmusic]

A "little" bass in action.

https://youtu.be/n75DAmwInhE

[Susanne]

Listening to WE HAVE HEAVEN over and over, alone in a little grotto, looking out over a lake. I love JA'a vocals all over himself, over and over. I also enjoyed the squirrels.

(Can anyone point me towards anything similar in JA's solo works? I would love to find more like this!)

[Gilly Goodness]

Olias has wonderful moments of him multi-trackin' his own voice. But you knew that. From memory Angel's Embrace had moments. The more new age stuff he did. Plus try the Invention of Knowledge. Open. The more recent stuff.

[Susanne]

Olias has wonderful moments of him multi-trackin' his own voice. But you knew that. From memory Angel's Embrace had moments. The more new age stuff he did. Plus try the Invention of Knowlede. Open. The more recent stuff.

Yes - Olias is one of my absolute favourite albums! (I have the first three, the songs I liked best from 1000 hands, the albums with Vangelis, and Invention of Knowledge. But apart from that, for some reason I only own a splattering of other tracks.) I will definitely investigate your other suggestions. Thank you!

[Ash Armstrong]

Working this morning, 09.00-12.00, my first University Open Day. Went well I thought. I was only supposed to be 'shadowing' the others, to get a feel for open days and how they go, but I ended up talking to quite a few parents and prospective students about psychology degree stuff and the miriad charms of life in Leicester. I surprised myself at not getting flustered, and actually talking (I thought) coherently.
Into town afterwards for some household shopping, disappointed to find the Sainsbury's on Humberstone Gate has closed, but got everything I needed anyway, walked home (2.5m), showered, cheese on toast, coffee, football (Brentford beat Man City!)

[Gilly Goodness]

Chairman Anthony Albanese from the Socialist Workers Paradise of Australia seen here at the East Asia summit before breakin' bread with Chinese Premier. 😉

[kkleinschmidt]

We got our first snow of the season here yesterday and it was exceptionally beautiful somewhere in the 2-3 inch range no wind to speak of so it coated the trees and grass very nicely. Two days prior to that we were in the 70s wearing shorts!

[Gilly Goodness]

Christiano Ronaldo was so desperate for 90 minutes he went on the Piers Morgan show.

Shame to see a guy pushed to the margins, with wanin' stature and influence rage against the dyin' of the light. Same goes for Ronaldo 😉

[Ash Armstrong]

Christiano Ronaldo was so desperate for 90 minutes he went on the Piers Morgan show.

Shame to see a guy pushed to the margins, with wanin' stature and influence rage against the dyin' of the light. Same goes for Ronaldo 😉

Petulance to spare between those two bellends.

[Gilly Goodness]

A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH


or a matter of Death and Life. By Klimt. In Vienna.






The paintin' called Death and Life by Klimt got Kalumped!!!

What made me really smile in the video online was the old security guard holdin' one of the rapscallions is just some poor old grandpa earnin' a few euros extra to help his grandchildren and the single mother. Vienna is an expensive city to live in. All those pastries. 😉

[Ash Armstrong]

[Somis Sound]

Seeing Nate Florence surf the wave of his life, in Ireland ! The guy has surfed all over the world, lives on the North Shore of Hawaii and yet found the magic wave in the most unusual place ! There is no way he should have pulled off the ride at the end, incredible....

[Gilly Goodness]

Gotta say. Another thing it's taken 60 years to discover. A baby echidna. Never seen one before. Must be nice to rub, use on your back durin' a shower. Like a lupher. This fella was saved from some recent floodin'. Born out of an egg, like a platypus, then suckled by it's mum through patches on her skin that secrete milk. Oh. If it's a boy. Has 4 heads on it's penis.

Made me smile.


OK. Just googled. Babies are called "puggles".
My heart, I can't take it 😁

[luvyesmusic]

Gotta say. Another thing it's taken 60 years to discover. A baby echidna. Never seen one before. Must be nice to rub, use on your back durin' a shower. Like a lupher. This fella was saved from some recent floodin'. Born out of an egg, like a platypus, then suckled by it's mum through patches on her skin that secrete milk. Oh. If it's a boy. Has 4 heads on it's penis.

Made me smile.


OK. Just googled. Babies are called "puggles".
My heart, I can't take it 😁

Some amazing creatures! You just have to wonder sometimes. Reminded me of a platypus instantly.

I’m just hoping Godzilla is available just in case a monster one of these comes out of the ocean.

And don’t try and get me to look, Gilly, I have zero interest in looking at any animal genitalia ( though how could I not miss the monster-size balls on a couple of the pigs at the farm the other day ). I rarely know if it’s a male or female dog. Why would I look?

[Gilly Goodness]

Remember I did post a photograph last year, of an echidna's "duck's nuts" but with this new editorial zero-tolerance for zoological study...see my recently deleted thread on the Found Whale Dong...I shan't bother.

Tis a pity. Believe Sir David Attenbourough would feel the same.