Now y're just taking the ...Denny wrote:if ya allow musicians into a pub it's a safe bet that they'll take an astronomy break now and then.
... break.
Now y're just taking the ...Denny wrote:if ya allow musicians into a pub it's a safe bet that they'll take an astronomy break now and then.
I think he said the last time was in 1973, though.MTGuru wrote:Denny has been, uh, solicited.
Sure and don't we all like a chance to hang out with the stars.Denny wrote:if ya allow musicians into a pub it's a safe bet that they'll take an astronomy break now and then.
Me, I would have gone with 'Astronomy Shillelagh', but I think we can make this work.Nanohedron wrote: Nice touch messin' with the Pub name, MTGuru.
Either will make people see stars.crookedtune wrote:Me, I would have gone with 'Astronomy Shillelagh', but I think we can make this work.
'74 there's some fond memoriesNanohedron wrote:I think he said the last time was in 1973, though.MTGuru wrote:Denny has been, uh, solicited.
A cat-goat, eh? I guess you could make that out to her being a coat, then. That'd really freak people out, wouldn't it? "Oh, my coat got up to some craaazy stuff last night!"Nanohedron wrote:I used to do a series that I titled "My Cat Is So Weird". I think I got as far as installation #6 after which it seemed to me that there really wasn't any more weirdness left to report that is unique to her beyond what is usual.Jäger wrote:...I demand more posts about your cat.
But did I tell you that her cry isn't so much a meow as it is a bleat? And of course she eats grass. I have a cat-goat.
A cat that barks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP3gzee1cpsNanohedron wrote:I used to do a series that I titled "My Cat Is So Weird". I think I got as far as installation #6 after which it seemed to me that there really wasn't any more weirdness left to report that is unique to her beyond what is usual.Jäger wrote:...I demand more posts about your cat.
But did I tell you that her cry isn't so much a meow as it is a bleat? And of course she eats grass. I have a cat-goat.
Astronomers are civilised and moderately quiet. We used to get a bit of peotry and philophosy in here from time to time. Since the management took away the boxing rings in the carpark most of that lot seem to have decamped.Ambient noise
Chorus:
Please keep up the chatter at the back!
Please keep up the chatter at the back;
A little bit of background noise
Helps us sustain our equipoise:
So please keep up the chatter at the back!
Classical musicians call for silence
They insist on it when tuning up their violins
But Folk musicians have no fear
We rather that you didn't hear,
So please keep up the chatter at the back!
Chorus
Sometimes our voices get a bit unsteady
And everybody always knows the words already
Sometimes the singer gets it wrong:
Embarrassment can kill a song
So please keep up the chatter at the back!
Chorus
Penny whistles are a damned infernal nuisance
You're better off ignoring their insousiance
And when accordians start to play
Just raise your voices to a bray
And please keep up the chatter at the back!
Chorus
If you listen to the words you'll get our measure
We are playing for the misery not the pleasure;
If we think it's got too quiet
We'll have a fight and start a riot,
So please keep up the chatter at the back!
The star parties we attended were loud raucous affairs. Empties and lawn chairs scattered about, shadowy seated figures with chins resting on slowly rising and falling chests, horrible, dreadful noises filling the night air...Innocent Bystander wrote:
Astronomers are civilised and moderately quiet. We used to get a bit of peotry and philophosy in here from time to time. Since the management took away the boxing rings in the carpark most of that lot seem to have decamped.
Denny posts one a day, which is hardly an insurmountable hardship to anyone. I and I'm sure many others quite like them.Thomas-Hastay wrote:The amount of Astronomy postings here borders on SPAM.
This is the method I try to use with the comic Family Circus. In don't know what it is about that comic in the news paper, but for some reason the aspartame sweet, cutesy, lacking in substance scribble annoys me. Yet due to its oversize, one frame, simplistically captioned nature just glancing past it is enough to fully convey the comic. Perhaps for me it is the same phenomena that makes it harder not to think of "X" when told not to think of "X", but there it is. At least with a thread one has to consciously click on the link to view it.s1m0n wrote:Grit your teeth and endure! If fortitude doesn't work, don't read the thread.
How about if I promise to go topless?mutepointe wrote:The answer remains "NO" folks.