DFU SONG: Also Sprach Zarathustra - from 2001 A Space Odyssey (Bush loses Pluto!)

DFU SONGS ^ | 8-2006 | Lyrics, Doug from Upland

[doug from upland]

Telling the history of our time in song.

MIDI - ALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTRA (2001)

[zarf]

What a weird picture. Looks like the recent endoscopy of my sinuses.

[gonzo]

Howdy, Doug. Well, Pluto's still there, and it appears that there's another planetoid circling Sol even further out.

Might take a while to confirm it, though. Stay well, pal.............FRegards

[blackbart.223]

"What a weird picture. Looks like the recent endoscopy of my sinuses."

Thank The Lord it wasn't your colonoscopy.

[doug from upland]

It's been awhile, gonzo. I trust you are enjoying good Florida weather far away from hurricanes.

[msnimje]

O.K., did we really "own" Pluto before?

[doug from upland]

Haliburton owns it.

[msnimje]

I thought Haliburton just had the maintenance contract.

[buffyt]

Hey Doug! We were hoping to meet you at the Reagan Library July 22. We met with JimRob, etc. But you were on vacation. Sorry we missed you. Maybe you will be at a future Calif. Freeper party that we are at. We were supposed to be gone to Italy by now, but now it looks like we are in Calif till April 2007. I bet RonDog will organize some fun protests during the Nov. elections! Those are fun.

[doug from upland]

It will happen.

[reagan_fanatic]

"Bush's Fault!"

[doug from upland]

Bush didn't give a d*mn about Pluto because Pluto has no OIL. Can you imagine how Plutonians feel now that that have been kicked out of the solar system? Where is the ACLU on this.

[gonzo]

"...good Florida weather far away from hurricanes..."

Go ahead - rub it in...wait - what's THAT? IT'S WIND!! Head for Nebraska!! Stay well, pally............FRegards

[buffyt]

I am visiting my house, cats, kids in Lake Jackson Texas, right on the Gulf coast this week. There is a hurricane headed this way... possibly. But we moved here in 1973 and have never had hurricane damage yet. We are about 25 miles from the beach, on the highest point in town, about 25 ft. above sea level. Last year during Katrina and Rita we had no damage, no flooding at all. Barely got a sprinkle of rain. Here in south Texas we have heavier rain from our regular thunder boomer/gully washers. It is raining cats and dogs right now. We have excellent drainage and 8 inches in a short period of time is nothing to us here.

But in other states this week there are forest fires and tornadoes. We had no problems at all here. I think any place you live there is a potential for some kind of disaster. Flood, fire, blizzards & extreme cold, humidity and extreme heat, quake, hurricane, etc. No safe place, and no one gets out of this world alive.

We tried to think if there was any place that was safer than others. My son and I came up with New Mexico.

[gonzo]

"...My son and I came up with New Mexico..."

Probably the best place to avoid radiation-fallout from LA and San Diego if the nutso-commie in North Korea goes stupid. Also flood and quake proof.

Ah hell, I'll just ride 'em out here in West FLA. I like the water. Stay well sweetie..............FRegards