Hehe...

Jaymes,
 
Can I haz yer 2econd copy?

I thought he was buying two so he wouldn't have to turn the first one over to play the B side...

 
I'm reliably informed that Donald Trump's favourite Pink Floyd album is The Wall ....
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
... this is not really twoo.

IBTL! 

craigb
There's too many people out here near Portland that are 378 pounds (or more).

OMG so true craig.  Of course obesity doesn't necessarily mean laziness...or does it?  If so portland is  very lazy.  I've been told young people come here to retire.

What makes me feel sad is seeing a bunch of young kids that are already very overweight (like elementary school age).  They are setting themselves up for a (short?) life full of health issues.  I see plenty of nice parks around here but relatively few kids taking advantage of them.  Even though I had some great books and cool toys at home growing up (including a color TV and an Atari - rare items back then), I was out of the house and playing every chance I could.  Because of that, I have some well-developed body parts only partially hidden by a slight layer of fat (hehe).  I can burn that off with some motivation and, either way, I'm FAR ahead in area of long-term health compared to those that have never done any real exercising.

SteveStrummerUK
 
This might be right up your street:
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Good times :-)

I fell out of PF after 1974, when they were playing what became part of "Animals" and instead put together a copy of DSOTM for the record company instead, in WYWH. While I do not dislike WYWH, in the end, the freshness and excitement that the new material brought was way better than what went on to become two separate albums, and in my book, the better one, was left behind and ended up sounding poor and not as good as the original.
 
By 1975, I was pretty much out of the PF mode already, and enjoying the European scene. Between Ange, Banco, PFM, Amon Dull 2, Can, Faust, Tangerine Dream, and so many others, the music was far more adventurous and exciting than what PF was doing, and there was a lot less ego involved and more attention to their work itself. Every time I hear about another fight or argument between Waters and Gilmour, I just get even further away from PF ... too much ugliness, and no appreciation for the amount of money and fame they milked out of it, which to me, diluted the art somewhat.
 
It's similar to the Beatles and the like for me. For example, it's all about the hits and the fame, and the Beatles Christmas Shows, that show the fab' personality so wonderfully, are still not released properly, but make for a fun bootleg to listen to. Likewise for the incredible amount of material around "Let It Be", and a great movie, that is locked up so no one can find out who the real people were! Be it Paul or Yoko, I don't care ... this is not a judgement, and I don't think any of them look "bad", any more than they do as honest living people having their daily repercussions, like a brother and sister or family would. Big deal ... but the media blitz that wants to create "heroes" so you lose touch with yourself ... is allowed to tell you what is good and bad. 
 
In the end, this is like bad, old, translations of news ... like 350 years after the fact ... which helped create a book about something that did not exist or happened, and changed the ideas so we would think there was a deity behind it, and not a man that can teach us more than a deity can!
 
Sorry ... they can have their "gold". It's not mine!
 
 

Wot 'e said.

SteveStrummerUK
Wot 'e said.

Was that a period after "said" or meant to be a question mark?