We love each other

In what way?

 

well, at the risk of sounding cliché, i like the country-side feel to it...well out side of London near Suffolk. it felt so dreamy and unreal. kinda grey and rainy. i enjoyed it.

 

I see. Perhaps I don't know what is right under my nose.

Near wher I live:

 

that pic speaks 2000 words. i think we all take for granted what we have.
i was in that area because of the air base. i used to serve my country.

do you ever get the 'big city' feeling there? if you don't then that's ideal...from my prospective.

 

Oh, yeah.



http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/leicester_photography.html



Not difficult to go to the first picture, though. Only 15 minutes from my house.

 

wow, the fuck is that building in the first...a concert hall or commercial offices? every hard to tell with the architecture.

the second, what a picturesque town center.

note; i have an inflated esteem for Europe. hahah.

 

http://www.curveonline.co.uk/curve.php?pgid=0

Yeah, it aint so bad. They have done it up a little. Shipping in paving stones from China...even though we have a quarry not far away.
Oh well, i'm sure they knew what they were doing!

Try livin' here for a while.

 

in contrast to those city pics...heres a pic of the pride of place in Florida.

the everglades.

 

i thought it might be a concert hall...outstanding. id be there in a hot minute to hear some live Mozart compositions.

 

Was Wuthering heights written there, by any chance?

 

It's better that that, chap. It has "experimental theatre" and no back stage...so you get to see all the "artists" moving about like chickens with no heads...Cost a small fortune to build, though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curve_(theatre)

 

i don't have the slightest clue...where is where. im not familiar with that novel.

 

that link is useless. that's interesting in its own right. seeing what really goes on behind the scenes. some of the things we never see are what really fascinates me.

 

Just kidding. it just looked bleak.

The name of the novel comes from the Yorkshire manor on the moors on which the story centres (as an adjective, wuthering is a Yorkshire word referring to turbulent weather). The narrative tells the tale of the all-encompassing and passionate, yet thwarted, love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, and how this unresolved passion eventually destroys them and many around them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuthering_Heights

lol. True.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjXyDego4Dk
lol.

Can't really show any pics...hope words help.

The building is a testament to Rafael Vinoly Architects' "inside-out" principle. Not only can people outside see through glass walls into every activity in the building, but areas traditionally hidden from view -- like backstage -- are also on display. Actors are even encouraged to move from the dressing rooms to the stage in view of anyone who happens to be outside the auditorium

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117997675.html?categoryid=15&cs=1

 

haha, that cam'ron shit is tight. it looks so unpolished but the final product is so clean. imo, half their talent is created with the slick editing effects in the final released video. i could write flows for him...but much more layered in texture. hahaha...right...

on a side note, marketability is valued over talent? personality dictates hip hop?

 

I have no idea who the chap is. Just found him on my google travels.
I'll go check him out, further.

Not sure. Difficult to say when talented people sell millions of units.

Bit too early in the morning, for that one, mate

 

and a bit too late for me. im out dizzle daw. check ya on the flip.:cheers2:

 

Cya...nice chatting with you. :cheers2:

 

wow, i read all this for some reason.

all i learned is that def zeppelin is crazy and dave techie apparently doesn't like me.


the only one here i love is odon. passionately, from behind.

 

Thank You. Very kind words, indeed.

Agh *turns back to wall*, Huston, we have a problem...:leaving: