Things you wanted to say......

^^^^

oops my mistake.

i thought you were this bloke.

Can you believe Lab Rat (my squeez) didn't tell me to pull up my sock and do some weed wacking to ???

Old Mack wrote:Can you believe Lab Rat (my squeez) didn't tell me to pull up my sock and do some weed wacking to ???

fair enough.....

Hello



is there anybody out there?????


just nod if you can hear me,
is there anyone at home?

tatiana wrote:just nod if you can hear me,
is there anyone at home?

I saw Pink Floyd do 'Echoes' !!!

Top that !

......

Old Mack wrote:
I saw Pink Floyd do 'Echoes' !!!

Top that !

Lucky you.
Not much would top that, not even B. Dylan.


I am going to see Roger Waters - the Wall in february next year though

Well how about the time I saw Dylan and THEE Band, 1974 ???

and again I say....
Lucky you

The Band.

You really are lucky!

I've seen Lou Reed in Brisbane about 1965, the Rolling Sones at Earl's Court in about 1974, Stills and Nash the same year, Dylan about 1993 in Melbourne.

The best live band I've ever seen was an Irish band called Hothouse Flowers (1993).

I'd have given my eye teeth to have seen Pink Floyd and The Band.

I saw Lou Reed do this album:



The thing I remember most about that concert was he had on Herman Munster shoes !

...the better to walk on the wild side in

...mind you, he's looking a little like Herman now...

I'm sorry BUT I gotta bump this !

Old Mack wrote:I saw Lou Reed do this album:



The thing I remember most about that concert was he had on Herman Munster shoes !

And now I'm off to watch The Munsters...I just watched a Perry Masson from the first season !

eddie wrote:

tatiana wrote:How much is too much?
and how do you know when to stop?...
how much?

When you don't like what you see in the bathroom mirror.

(For the very first time in my life- at the age of 55- I'm on a kind of diet. Three weeks of much-needed and delightfully lazy annual leave involving a good deal of beer-drinking have inflated my abdominal bulge to unacceptable proportions, so I've been cutting a meal a day and laying off the Holsten Pils over the past week. Until today, that is... )

The same "bathroom mirror" principle could also be applied on a.. one might almost say...ethical/moral level. If I find myself (for whatever reason) behaving like a shit I try to rein my behaviour in a bit- not always successfully, but it doesn't pay to ignore the "agenbite of inwit" (the pang of conscience) TOO much. Or that's what I find. TOO much "agenbite of inwit" is also a bad thing, of course. It's a delicate balance.

I've been thinking about that line a lot lately and not for pleasure. What I find hard is to know when I have the right to be "morally" offended (to blame someone else instead of blaming me... if anybody). I'm in a mess but I think Jung was onto something hehe: “If there is anything we wish to change in the child, we should first examine it and see whether it is not something that could better be changed in ourselves.” I don't mean children have all the answers but I think they tend to celebrate rather than to blame and that's good.


Of course we need some room to move (or even to have fun...) but I think it's also hard to talk about balance when we're talking about "moral" values. I don't know if I'm getting it wrong but when I think of it, it reminds me of a line in a comedy movie where a self-interested man adviced another man something like "a man must be generous but without going too far".

asdf wrote:[I'm in a mess but I think Jung was onto something hehe: “If there is anything we wish to change in the child, we should first examine it and see whether it is not something that could better be changed in ourselves.” I don't mean children have all the answers but I think they tend to celebrate rather than to blame and that's good.

At last I know what Peter Sellers meant... hehehe



- Hello.

- Hello.

- You're having some difficulty?

You sure?

Well. Excuse me.

You know that I don't think...

you're being
entirely honest with me?

We have a saying in India.

- Well?

- Well, what?

- You were saying
something about a saying.

What is it?

- "Wisdom...

"is the province of the aged...

"but the heart of a child
is pure."

- That's very pretty.

I'm not sure I know
what it means.

- Neither do I.

- What does it have
to do with me?

- Well, it has everything
to do with you.

For one thing, you see,
it stopped you crying.

- It's true.
I feel better.

Thank you very much.

- Don't thank me.
Thank my saying.

- Thank you, saying.

- Do you want to hear
another one of my sayings?

This is
a particularly good one...

because it will help you
always to remember...

how many days there are
in each month.

It goes like this:
"Thirty days hath September...

"October, June, and February.

"All the rest got twenty-nine...

"except my brother
who got six months."

i didn't photoshop this, one of my friends did.

it is a crazy world at the moment.


good morning from australia....
7am friday morning


feel the love, people.

tatiana wrote:feel the love, people.

Feeling it, Tats.

Feeling the LURVE.

I wish I wasn't banned at ER

the weather is so cold, right now.....

the osteo-arthitis in my knees is making them feel like they are going to explode, from the most painful bit....outwards.


and trying to sleep is worse.

Paladin wrote:I wish I wasn't banned at ER

pinhedz wrote:Did you do something terrible?

Yeah I did...but I have no idea what it was.

Paladin wrote:

pinhedz wrote:Did you do something terrible?

Yeah I did...but I have no idea what it was.

I think I guessed but I've forgotten. Maybe you was jus bein da rude boy innit?