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Living Room / Re: Arizona sunsets
« Last post by Arizona Hot on June 14, 2017, 10:33 PM »A comparison of the same sunset by both cameras.
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GE J1470S Sony DSC-HX20V
Sunset parallels
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^^ That's similar to your sunrise "Shadowed Mountains" shot, earlier. I guess lots of haze (humid air) makes for that kind of effect.-IainB (May 30, 2017, 12:58 AM)
Posted by Llewtrah on 04 November, 2006 04:31 PM:
In the genre of grindcore (and its subgenres e.g. goregrind) you can have a field day.
They've raided medical dictionaries and most songs in that genre will contain unique
words. They may even have covered "adrenoleukodystrophy"!
Posted by Cervus on 04 November, 2006 04:33 PM:
Hapax legomenon-a-chow
"I believe Warren Zevon is the only man in the history of human communication to
use the word ‘brucellosis’ in a song.” —David Letterman
Posted by Faith on 04 November, 2006 05:14 PM:
Drat. I was all excited by what I thought was my cool idea and everything.
Thanks for the link, Cervus - I missed the other thread first time round so it was fun
to see how the idea panned out.
Posted by Horse Chestnut on 04 November, 2006 07:47 PM:
How you get so rude and reckless
Don't you be so crude and feckless
You've been drinking brew for breakfast
Rudy Can't Fail
Bet you can't find "feckless" in any other song. And that a shame, really, 'cause it
rhymes with so many words.
Posted by James G. on 04 November, 2006 09:07 PM:
90% of Bohemian Rhapsody
53X = sneaky way to type "sex"
KMS = kill myself
LH6 = let’s have sex
KYS = kill yourself
MOS = mom over the shoulder
POS = parent over shoulder
CD9 = code 9, parents around
GNOC = get naked on camera.
99 = parents are gone
WTTP = want to trade photos?
LMIRL = let’s meet in real life
1174 = meet at a party spot
IWSN = I want sex now
CU46 = see you for sex
FWB = friends with benefits
ADR = what’s your address
MPFB = my personal f*** buddy
PAL= parents are listening
TWD = texting while driving
GYPO = get your pants off