There has to be an invisible sun...(pic)

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Fri Jul 21, 2006 9:40 am

Here's a shot of yesterday's coronal mass ejection(Highly charged protons
'n' such)in ultraviolet...pretty huh?....maybe Rotter will get to see the northern
lights?...ya ever see them Rot?

OneOldPunk · Post by **OneOldPunk** » Fri Jul 21, 2006 9:47 am

I have seen the Northen Lights when I was in MN, and it is very impressive. I was at our hunting cabin in the middle of no where, and got up to take a piss (no plumbing at the shack) and there it was! I was blown away. Really one of the coolest things I have seen.

Glenn · Post by **Glenn** » Fri Jul 21, 2006 9:54 am

It is very cool. I saw them from Lapland (Northern Finland) before I ate my reindeer steak.

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Fri Jul 21, 2006 9:54 am

yeah I'd like to see them someday....I've read that in some cases you
can hear a crackling sound...now that's freaky!!!!!

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:47 am

Yeah...I seen em lottsa times.Its cool...better if your wasted.

The only cracklin sound you'll hear though is the big crunch of junebugs under your feet while spinnin round starin at the northern lights.

chriswasanon · Post by **chriswasanon** » Sat Jul 22, 2006 2:57 am

You can see 'em in Scotland too but the atmos has to be just right and you have to be fairly far North usually. Skye or somewhere. I've never seen a proper display but once, a few flickers around Edinburgh.

Nice pics of Scottish show here.

http://www.aurora.musicscotland.com/faq.htm

DIsPervertNurse · Post by **DIsPervertNurse** » Sat Jul 22, 2006 9:20 pm

So what gives with the William H. Bonnie pic schloe??

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sat Jul 22, 2006 9:51 pm

DIsPervertNurse wrote:So what gives with the William H. Bonnie pic schloe??

Somebody once gave me a cigarette lighter case with that image on
the side.....Turns out that person was a bigger scammer than I ever
was....all the avatars(like everybody else) have a little aspect of the avatees in em...I guess

Now cant they strap some giant air conditioners to them big Air Force
planes and do something about this damn Heat Wave....I'm dying
over here.....102* today! Jesus H. MOfO Christ!!!!!

jr · Post by jr » Sat Jul 22, 2006 10:21 pm

it was 110 in fullerton today
and the sky was black
strange days indeed

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sat Jul 22, 2006 10:35 pm

I wonder If Jonsey thought it was hot today?...ya know how he's
always saying how nice it is when it's hot 'n' sunny...I hope he roasted
like fish 'n' chips today...L.A. was even hotter!!!!

I tell ya I could go for some London foggy weather....ok...ok...enough Jonsey bad mouthin....

how is it in Scotland Chris?...not in the Hundreds I hope.

chriswasanon · Post by **chriswasanon** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 2:23 am

Dear friends

It was beastly hot for the UK. but has cooled now and thank God for that because this was the week I moved out of an attic room over the road.

Monday and Tuesday broke records for temperatures across Britain. Piddling scores compared with yours but still very difficult to get anything done.

I know you might think I have an axe to grind (scrape) but I rather think that these temperatures are down to Global warming -sigh...

35 c or 95 was the topper.

Here in Galloway we had 30

UK. Forecast:

"The hot weather is expected to continue with no real sign of an end at the moment. There will be some thundery activity during the next 48 hours, primarily in eastern and north eastern areas, but beyond that soon high pressure is set to build again. The first half of next week may well bring exceptionally hot weather back across the UK with temperatures again rising up to 35C or even possibly higher. Computer models are now suggesting the hot weather may continue right through next week. If current patterns continue this summer is likely to end up as one of the three hottest on record, with a chance that it will beat the current benchmark which is 1976."

'76 was the last really hot one I remember.

That forecast applies to the South generally, where I live we tend to get the weather from Northern Ireland blowing across the sea. Living by the coast things things are a little less hot. Snow is a rarity here, 20 miles away it is different but Wigtown Bay is sheltered. We had a 1 night blizzard in March but by the end of the day the snow was pretty much away.

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20 miles away

I only hope that you are all keeping cool.

Cheerio.

CwA

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 4:30 am

Delicious image chris!...humitity went up over night here....I expect it
will be grueling today.

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:11 am

Get your shovel out Shloe and dig my car out...lazy cunt

Fuckin yellow snow eating beach slut

jr · Post by jr » Sun Jul 23, 2006 8:16 am

today it is thunderstorms and rain and supposed to be 99 degrees and 70% humidity....
tis the end of the world.... WW III .... or sumting.

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 8:57 am

yeah Jr I can tell this last thunderstorm went right over fullerton
...it's helping to keep it cooler though...nice

...But I bet the afternoon
will be a doozy...hot,humid....

...ug...Im a hot weather sissy.

chriswasanon · Post by **chriswasanon** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:17 am

Drinkies with ice all afternoon I guess. Air con on 11. Here's to them sundowners!

What time is sunset your way?

Cheerio.

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:24 am

sunsets around 8:00...it's pretty nice right now just had some consistant
rain for about 25mins with lots of lightning and thunder...kinda makes
me feel Navajo....

But dont tell the missionarys....

DIsPervertNurse · Post by **DIsPervertNurse** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:49 am

Weather is cyclical and right now we are in the higher heat cycle. The only unfortunate part about this is that this cycle will last quite some time. At least, this is my beliefs anyway. For example, we are in a Geological Ice Age right now and we are just now finally coming out of it. This planet is supposed to be warmer than it is right now. Most of it being like a tropical or rain forest type of flora and fauna. But again, I'm a bit of a strange one and have very different ideas on what is going on with the planet. I fully believe that this is earth's cycle and nothing will stop it. Can we improve the environment, yes, we sure can, but can we stop global warming, I don't believe that we can. I know you schloe will probably tear this post to threads and pieces, but, maybe I'm just pessimist, which wouldn't surprise me either. LOL

chriswasanon · Post by **chriswasanon** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:58 am

Ah that will freshen it up. So good to wake up on Wednesday after those temperatures to rain.

I like that word "sundowner" and my other half just found a box of Budweiser in a forgotten place. We've stashed as much of it as poss in the fridge.

"Sundowners" are what the exploitative Imperial Brits used to have on their verandahs in Colonial India and such like places

Paul Cook transcriptions of Jonesy's Jukebox show are now available at

http://www.sex-pistols.net

Mine is a little scrappy as this was a rush job. Idiot me thought his birthday was August 20th duh...

So I was doing it through the night and it shows in places. :: two colons etc.

Floratina's work is vg. as per.

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 10:40 am

DIsPervertNurse wrote:Weather is cyclical and right now we are in the higher heat cycle. The only unfortunate part about this is that this cycle will last quite some time. At least, this is my beliefs anyway. For example, we are in a Geological Ice Age right now and we are just now finally coming out of it. This planet is supposed to be warmer than it is right now. Most of it being like a tropical or rain forest type of flora and fauna. But again, I'm a bit of a strange one and have very different ideas on what is going on with the planet. I fully believe that this is earth's cycle and nothing will stop it. Can we improve the environment, yes, we sure can, but can we stop global warming, I don't believe that we can. I know you schloe will probably tear this post to threads and pieces, but, maybe I'm just pessimist, which wouldn't surprise me either. LOL

I suppose I should be careful not to seem pompous or offensive,and please Josie dont be offended. Should by chance some seed of truth
spill out of me it wont get a chance to grow if a person feels they're
being called ignorant. Though really an admission of ignorance is the
first step to learning. I know I'm ignorant...that's how I find little cubby
holes in my mind to store new things in....but anyway..there's at least
several tools to discover things...faith,intuition,....um science...
The last one draws on a vast body of previous truths that have held up to
rigorous scrutiny...the first to not so much...to just belive something doesn't neccesaryaly(sp?) make it so. Scientist agree that the last ice
age (The Pleistocene)ended 10,000 years ago and with minor variations
conditions have remained the same...so I dont know what you mean
when you say we are in an ice age.....

...anyway I am starting to sound poindextery, the lords of cool might be
offended...um I doubt we can reverse global warming too. We are not sophisticated enough as a species to be that "together" on something.
We are after all just naked apes who've developed complex tool use
and Language...but the EVIDENCE is idicated that we've cause this
global warming trend and that it is not JUST a normal cycle.

...anyway before I get rid of my avatar let's all bow our heads and pray.
...maybe that will help?

chriswasanon · Post by **chriswasanon** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 11:04 am

I thought the Ice Age ended about 10,000 years ago.

Though pockets existed afterwards. The late Glacial they call it. Pretty interesting methinks cos the Ice age and Glaciers scoured the earth so thoroughly that they "pretty much" obliterated any evidence of strange ape-like beings who roved the planet.

But here's something else that is interesting.

http://www.valdostamuseum.org/hamsmith/iceciv.html

The weirdest thing about humanity finding itself incapable of co-operation is this though

"... people all over the world are amazingly similar."

Yes it's Global warming, yes we have to do something. Sh you are not intending to now become the Anti-Christ I hope.

Awaiting your next incarnation with bated breath.

CwA

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 3:15 pm

All you cunts are a bunch of fuckin glazier lickin mothafuckas that do nothin but piss and moan about shit.....get fuckkkkkkkkked!

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 3:16 pm

shloemoe wrote:yeah Jr I can tell this last thunderstorm went right over fullerton
...it's helping to keep it cooler though...nice ...But I bet the afternoon
will be a doozy...hot,humid.... ...ug...Im a hot weather sissy.

FUCKIN SISSY

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 3:18 pm

DIsPervertNurse wrote:Weather is cyclical and right now we are in the higher heat cycle. The only unfortunate part about this is that this cycle will last quite some time. At least, this is my beliefs anyway. For example, we are in a Geological Ice Age right now and we are just now finally coming out of it. This planet is supposed to be warmer than it is right now. Most of it being like a tropical or rain forest type of flora and fauna. But again, I'm a bit of a strange one and have very different ideas on what is going on with the planet. I fully believe that this is earth's cycle and nothing will stop it. Can we improve the environment, yes, we sure can, but can we stop global warming, I don't believe that we can. I know you schloe will probably tear this post to threads and pieces, but, maybe I'm just pessimist, which wouldn't surprise me either. LOL

Did I just hear a toilet flush?

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 3:19 pm

chriswasanon wrote:I thought the Ice Age ended about 10,000 years ago.

Though pockets existed afterwards. The late Glacial they call it. Pretty interesting methinks cos the Ice age and Glaciers scoured the earth so thoroughly that they "pretty much" obliterated any evidence of strange ape-like beings who roved the planet.

But here's something else that is interesting.

http://www.valdostamuseum.org/hamsmith/iceciv.html

The weirdest thing about humanity finding itself incapable of co-operation is this though

"... people all over the world are amazingly similar."

Yes it's Global warming, yes we have to do something. Sh you are not intending to now become the Anti-Christ I hope.

Awaiting your next incarnation with bated breath.

CwA

People are similar.....we all shit

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 3:21 pm

shloemoe wrote:
DIsPervertNurse wrote:Weather is cyclical and right now we are in the higher heat cycle. The only unfortunate part about this is that this cycle will last quite some time. At least, this is my beliefs anyway. For example, we are in a Geological Ice Age right now and we are just now finally coming out of it. This planet is supposed to be warmer than it is right now. Most of it being like a tropical or rain forest type of flora and fauna. But again, I'm a bit of a strange one and have very different ideas on what is going on with the planet. I fully believe that this is earth's cycle and nothing will stop it. Can we improve the environment, yes, we sure can, but can we stop global warming, I don't believe that we can. I know you schloe will probably tear this post to threads and pieces, but, maybe I'm just pessimist, which wouldn't surprise me either. LOL
I suppose I should be careful not to seem pompous or offensive,and please Josie dont be offended. Should by chance some seed of truth
spill out of me it wont get a chance to grow if a person feels they're
being called ignorant. Though really an admission of ignorance is the
first step to learning. I know I'm ignorant...that's how I find little cubby
holes in my mind to store new things in....but anyway..there's at least
several tools to discover things...faith,intuition,....um science...
The last one draws on a vast body of previous truths that have held up to
rigorous scrutiny...the first to not so much...to just belive something doesn't neccesaryaly(sp?) make it so. Scientist agree that the last ice
age (The Pleistocene)ended 10,000 years ago and with minor variations
conditions have remained the same...so I dont know what you mean
when you say we are in an ice age.....

...anyway I am starting to sound poindextery, the lords of cool might be
offended...um I doubt we can reverse global warming too. We are not sophisticated enough as a species to be that "together" on something.
We are after all just naked apes who've developed complex tool use
and Language...but the EVIDENCE is idicated that we've cause this
global warming trend and that it is not JUST a normal cycle.

...anyway before I get rid of my avatar let's all bow our heads and pray.
...maybe that will help?

ZzzzzzzzzZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZzzzzzzzzz.....I don't wanna hear you're fuckin lectures...just get us off this fuckin island Gilligan!

DIsPervertNurse · Post by **DIsPervertNurse** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 5:56 pm

Yes, the last ice age ended 10,000 years ago, but for the planet to get to the correct temperatures, it takes about 12,000 years, so, therefore, we are still in, although at the very end of, an ice age. We have about 2,000 years for the temperatures to balance out to what they are supposed to be. Then we will have a period of time that we will have the temps we are supposed to be and then we will go into another ice age somewhere between 50,000 and 100,000 years from the end of the last ice age. Look at the evidence of what type of flora the earth was covered with before that last ice age. That should give you a really good indication of how the earth is supposed to be. Science also found that the last ice age was triggered by, you guessed it, greenhouse gasses and methane!!!! I don't believe that they had cars, electricity, CFC's, etc... back then and the amounts that are thought to have began the last ice age are what we expect to start another one. So, basically, that tells me, that greenhouse gasses are NOT caused by humans alone and our pollution, it is also naturally occuring. That is what I mean by cyclical! We can not stop what nature has already intended to happen.

By the way Schloe...I was never offended! I dunno why you thought I was. I'm okay with you stating your points as long as I can state mine and vice versa. I like you because I can state my point and then you can state your's and this cycle can continue until we both just agree to disagree....LOL

Please don't take what I say as a sign of anger, it's not. This is where science and beliefs have led me and my thoughts. Yes, I have scientic evidence to support my claims. This isn't just something that I pulled out of my ass.

Here are a few place if you want to have a read about science!

http://www.breakfornews.com/articles/GlobalCooling.htm

http://www.zianet.com/wblase/endtimes/geolog.htm

http://www.innovationgame.com/general/globwarm.htm

I am a global warming skeptic.

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:17 pm

fuck that shit..as long as the beer is cold.

DIsPervertNurse · Post by **DIsPervertNurse** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:18 pm

Thats what ice and fridge's are for!

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:24 pm

Yeah,I'll just reach out the winda and chop me off some iceage iceburg and keep shit cold before global warming fucks it up

I can't afford electric here for the fridge,cost more to deliver it than the amount you use.

I'm lucky this gerbil is runnin its ass off highspeed on the wheel to run my pooter

DIsPervertNurse · Post by **DIsPervertNurse** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:26 pm

You have a gerbil up your pooper!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LMFAO

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:26 pm

Fuckin hope for global warming...it would melt the snow from my frozen front door and peeps could come visit.I say in 20 years we'll be california weather.....yippeeeeeeeee!

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:28 pm

DIsPervertNurse wrote:You have a gerbil up your pooper!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LMFAO

My gerbil loves my ass...lots of nuts to pick outta my shit

shloemoe · Post by **shloemoe** » Sun Jul 23, 2006 7:18 pm

oh yeah thanks for pointing out that I shouldn't bring up anything but
Tits,cunts,vaginas,asses,poo, pee,falacy,butts,menstral fluids,beer,
ketchup,maple syrup,semen,snot,buggers,dirty underwear,bestiality,
hookers,titty juice,creationism,sexpistols,indie(not),things that amuse
teenagers,and stuff the media tells us is cool.....I get carried away
sometimes.

gidgetgoestohell · Post by **gidgetgoestohell** » Mon Jul 24, 2006 7:56 am

I almost got hit by lightning Sunday coming home from Goochies....I was askerred.....

July Cleaver · Post by **July Cleaver** » Mon Jul 24, 2006 8:18 am

This weekend was very strange, indeed weather wise.

Friday, it was cool at my house, went to Huntington beach, friday night, and it was a bit warmer, but not unbearable. I actually put on a long sleeve shirt over my tank top, when I was standing outside at 2 am...

Saturday, no breeze in San Clemente - picked up some friends in westminster, where it was 98, and drove to Corona to see some bands. Corona was 110, and at about 7 pm after some very impressive lightning strikes, there was a downpour, which dropped the temp to the mid-eighties. The rain stopped, and the temp went right back up... after dark... The club's airconditioning was undersized for those conditions, so there was one little space (probably 3 ft by 6 ft) that the ac actually cooled the air. That's where I spent most of my time. Ice water was $3

Sunday, again no breeze in San Clemente, it was 84 when I left the house at 6 to go to Hollywood. 100 degrees in Hollywood, but the club was a little bit cooler. They gave out free ice water, which was great. Got back in my car at 12:30, and it was 80 degrees, which felt really great with the windows down, driving down the freeway...

Today, again with the no breeze, but it is a little bit cooler... Thank God for the swimming pool!

chriswasanon · Post by **chriswasanon** » Mon Jul 24, 2006 8:59 am

Looks like UK. temps are set to soar again but it's that humidity that is the decisive thing isn't it? I think the heat fried the scanner. The glass fell out. Clunk. Think the cheapo glue dried out. The printer was eating paper.

The papers here were full of headlines like:

"Pheww what a scorcher."

So as soon as the sun goes down around 8.00 pm PST - lets ALL have a virtual beach party and some fun!

I might be late...4.00 am. GMT. so start without me.

Bring records, cds, dvds, drink, booze and good things. Band anecdotes, gig anecdotes, Jones anecdotes.

Here's some good Oi Polloi tales:

"What is the funniest thing that has happened to you whilst touring?"

http://www.punkoiuk.co.uk/interviews/oipolloi.htm

Huntington beach? So is that a good venue?

Actually if it's a virtual knees up - it doesn't really matter where it is I suppose.

Cheerio.

RobertKP · Post by **RobertKP** » Mon Jul 24, 2006 3:05 pm

gidgetgoestohell wrote:I almost got hit by lightning Sunday coming home from Goochies....I was askerred.....

Yeah, it was crazy out here in the "land o' dirt', wasn't it? Rain, lightning, thunder & still like 110 degrees. What is this, freakin' Florida?

gidgetgoestohell · Post by **gidgetgoestohell** » Mon Jul 24, 2006 3:07 pm

Goochie lives in LA...don't ever accuse her of living in the 909/951...she'll go all Goochzilla on ya, Robert.....

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Mon Jul 24, 2006 7:10 pm

......and in grand ol' Canada...all is tits!

Nice and cool too...I like it

Suns shinin',not too hot;except for Maddies' ass

assholitis · Post by **assholitis** » Tue Jul 25, 2006 12:01 am

July Cleaver wrote:This weekend was very strange, indeed weather wise.

Friday, it was cool at my house, went to Huntington beach, friday night, and it was a bit warmer, but not unbearable. I actually put on a long sleeve shirt over my tank top, when I was standing outside at 2 am...

Saturday, no breeze in San Clemente - picked up some friends in westminster, where it was 98, and drove to Corona to see some bands. Corona was 110, and at about 7 pm after some very impressive lightning strikes, there was a downpour, which dropped the temp to the mid-eighties. The rain stopped, and the temp went right back up... after dark... The club's airconditioning was undersized for those conditions, so there was one little space (probably 3 ft by 6 ft) that the ac actually cooled the air. That's where I spent most of my time. Ice water was $3

Sunday, again no breeze in San Clemente, it was 84 when I left the house at 6 to go to Hollywood. 100 degrees in Hollywood, but the club was a little bit cooler. They gave out free ice water, which was great. Got back in my car at 12:30, and it was 80 degrees, which felt really great with the windows down, driving down the freeway...

Today, again with the no breeze, but it is a little bit cooler... Thank God for the swimming pool!

Yeah, really. For me (Fullerton), it was hot as Hell all weekend long. Then I wake up Sunday and noticed my car is streaked. Apparently it rained in the morning. WTF? I think Al Gore's on to something.

assholitis · Post by **assholitis** » Tue Jul 25, 2006 12:05 am

rotter wrote:......and in grand ol' Canada...all is tits! Nice and cool too...I like it Suns shinin',not too hot;except for Maddies' ass

Haha. You suck, Rott! We're roasting over here in Cali-for-ni-a. And still have drizzle and thunder to boost. But I'll have my vengeance when it's winter and you're freezing your nuts off in an igloo. Bwahaha. Where in Canada do you live again?

rotter · Post by **rotter** » Tue Jul 25, 2006 2:18 am

Yeah,yeahhhhhh.....in four months I'll have frozen snot,quit rubbin it in

I live 100 miles from Toronto,Ontario.

gidgetgoestohell · Post by **gidgetgoestohell** » Tue Jul 25, 2006 8:36 am

It poured Sunday, Kev...POURED...flash flood warnings in Fullerton, even....

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