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Previously on "The Pandemonium - New Years Eve"
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Sheesh. It was cold up there.
there were four or five cars parked, looking out over the town. One of them had his headlights on, so me night vision was screwed straight off.
Blundering through the bog, I eventually found the path and followed it by touch, with me feet.
10 minutes to go.
we crested the hill, so now I could see. zoomed the last 200m
then we could hear it. eerie. the singing tree. then the fireworks started popping down below
fingers froze in the wind taking a vid. We were the only two there
hot toddy for the missus, binos for me
then back through the bog, squelching , feet soaked. fingers burning with cold
it was, without doubt, the best new years eve I ever had
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Ah Rivington Pike. That place is responsible for my ineluctable and ineffable conviction that all consciousnesses resonate at one in harmony with a sublime and eternal cosmic frequency.
Yep, used to pick mushrooms up there. Bit late in the season now. Don't remember any sculpture, but this was the eighties. Looks a bit 'cosmic' itself.
Working in Dublin Town right now, brought the family over and we're going to risk Cafe En Seine. (Cafe Insane to the locals). I think Rupert Myers probably nails it:
Think you're a fun sort of person? Life and soul of the party? Go on then, have fun. Have all the fun, because it's New Year's Eve and if you aren't literally having the most fun of your life, then what the heck are you doing, because as the very big clock is telling you, you'll be dead soon.
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Originally posted by Bunk View Post
Edit: Indeed it was. http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ack-frack.html
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI like it
when I was a kid we had this threat that sent shivers down yer spine -'I'll burst you'
seriously, that was the worst most blood curdling threat ever.
since then, we've had 'you'll get a leathering', 'I'll ave you over', 'I'll do you', 'ave some'
but now. I invent a new one
'I'll fckng Frakk you'
Frak (expletive) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI like it
when I was a kid we had this threat that sent shivers down yer spine -'I'll burst you'
seriously, that was the worst most blood curdling threat ever.
since then, we've had 'you'll get a leathering', 'I'll ave you over', 'I'll do you', 'ave some'
but now. I invent a new one
'I'll fckng Frakk you'
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I like it
when I was a kid we had this threat that sent shivers down yer spine -'I'll burst you'
seriously, that was the worst most blood curdling threat ever.
since then, we've had 'you'll get a leathering', 'I'll ave you over', 'I'll do you', 'ave some'
but now. I invent a new one
'I'll fckng Frakk you'
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Originally posted by alluvial View PostBloody hell, and to think that people moan about windturbines.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThe last few years we have gone up Rivington Pike to watch the fireworks on New Years eve.
This year we will go up to the Singing tree Panopticon or pandemonium as its some times known. by me. when im pissed.
A flask of hot toddy for mrs EO and we are set
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Originally posted by Bellona View PostToo cold n wet for my liking.
Interesting scupture though, hadn't heard of that before.
Noise a bit spooky ..
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looks like fun.....
I bouight some big fireworks..
it says to retire 25 meters but that puts me in the lounge as the garden is only about 15 meters long
I should be okay maybe?
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Too cold n wet for my liking.
Interesting scupture though, hadn't heard of that before.
Noise a bit spooky ..
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The Pandemonium - New Years Eve
The last few years we have gone up Rivington Pike to watch the fireworks on New Years eve.
This year we will go up to the Singing tree Panopticon or pandemonium as its some times known. by me. when im pissed.
A flask of hot toddy for mrs EO and we are set
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