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Ya gotta go out as who you are!Goddammit, why did I buy this little black dress anyway...
Goddammit, why did I buy this little black dress anyway...
Oh, now if you're going to get logical, that is going to require a whole new thread!If Mayans were so good at predicting why didn't they see the Spanish coming....?
LOL!Nice knowing yuh, B. Cotton as a fabric is not comfortable with the boys. Just sayin'. I'm going out commando.
Goddammit, why did I buy this little black dress anyway...
Sounds like the world ended every weekend when I was a student.You're right Dave. It happened sometime between 23.00 hrs on 29 February this year (my Birthday) and 04.00 hrs on March 1st this year (the morning after my party).
I can describe what it looked, and felt like, before everything went black; first, the ground became unstable, and then began to wobble alarmingly. Then, the faces of the people around me began to distort and melt into horrendous, inhuman, wax-like masks (apart from the Hippocroccofrogs, who exhibited very slight improvement), as they, too, wobbled and spun around me. Next, all the lights seemed to burn with an intense brilliance, before flashing in a sort of hypnotic rhythm to distorted music coming from who knows where. As all of this was happening, I began to feel slightly 'out of this world', with fluctuations in body temperature and respiration, before feeling as if I was floating, horizontally, above the stone-flagged floor, which looked for all the world like fields, spread out below, when doing a free-fall jump. I just had time to notice that these fields were approaching rapidly, before, suddenly, the darkness overcame me.
So there you have it - what the end of the World was like. Ever since, I've been living in a new 'afterworld', where conversation takes place over the ether, with friends all over the world whom, I am sure, must have felt the same, or similar sensations, when their world ended ......
Well hell's bells...Terry, you hit the nail right on the head there...I've been there myself!You're right Dave. It happened sometime between 23.00 hrs on 29 February this year (my Birthday) and 04.00 hrs on March 1st this year (the morning after my party).
I can describe what it looked, and felt like, before everything went black; first, the ground became unstable, and then began to wobble alarmingly. Then, the faces of the people around me began to distort and melt into horrendous, inhuman, wax-like masks (apart from the Hippocroccofrogs, who exhibited very slight improvement), as they, too, wobbled and spun around me. Next, all the lights seemed to burn with an intense brilliance, before flashing in a sort of hypnotic rhythm to distorted music coming from who knows where. As all of this was happening, I began to feel slightly 'out of this world', with fluctuations in body temperature and respiration, before feeling as if I was floating, horizontally, above the stone-flagged floor, which looked for all the world like fields, spread out below, when doing a free-fall jump. I just had time to notice that these fields were approaching rapidly, before, suddenly, the darkness overcame me.
So there you have it - what the end of the World was like. Ever since, I've been living in a new 'afterworld', where conversation takes place over the ether, with friends all over the world whom, I am sure, must have felt the same, or similar sensations, when their world ended ......
Sounds like the world ended every weekend when I was a student.