Safe place to park it

**Tribe** · 31st March 2014, 19:06

I love it and don't care if it's been posted trillions of times

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**Calz** · 31st March 2014, 20:51

Revolution coming to amerika??

Ha.

Good luck with that until the water and food are gone.

Hey ... college basketball brackets ... and the baseball season is starting.

Who cares about banksters eliminating life on earth???

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNdOsL4Xe7Q

**Calz** · 1st April 2014, 19:10

Pretty sure I posted this here before the flashy light thing took away our memories.

... of course ... standard disclaimanure applies ... cows are entirely fictional and do not apply to reality ... no cows were harmed in the making of this film (who cares about humans ... banksters will use every available power in the gold filled pockets to bring harm to the race ...).

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voaJ-MeeEsI

**norman** · 3rd April 2014, 18:06

A very early example of color movie snippets shot in London.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgxki8_R968

**Seikou-Kishi** · 3rd April 2014, 22:21

Cradle of Filth � Her Ghost in the Fog

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeIJRsKJyXM

This video is absolutely exquisite

It's Cradle of Filth singing Her Ghost in the Fog live. It's a song from the point of view of a man who's discovered his wife killed and how he grieves for her. The woman's parts (sung by Sarah Jezebel Deva) are delicious. It's a song about how she made him a better person ("she shone her watercolours on my pondlife as pearl") and the jealousy of pious men. The lyrics of the song are much more like a story than many songs, and the way they set the scene and tone is hauntingly effective. (Consider the lines "like the shadows they cast / on my love picking rue by the light of the moon". There aren't many groups out there with the ability to paint such a Mary Shelleyesque picture with their lyrics.

Perhaps these are the best lines:

Dawn discovered her there
Beneath the cedar's stare
Silk dress torn, her raven hair
Flown to gown, her beauty bared
Was starred with frost, I knew her lost
I wept 'til tears crept back to prayer

She'd sworn me vows in fragrant blood
"Never to part
Lest jealous Heaven stole our hearts"

Then this I screamed:
"Come back to me for
I was born in love with thee
So why should fate stand in between?"

And as I drowned her gentle curves
With dreams unsaid and final words
I espied a gleam trodden to earth:
The church bell tower key...

**Calz** · 25th April 2014, 18:40

Yeah ... what he says ... too long without a tune or two around here ...

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkADj0TPrJA

**norman** · 13th May 2014, 21:36

I've been dabbling with Windows Movie Maker to check out the possibility of using it more seriously.

It's crap, nothing like as good as a 'cracked' version of Vegas I tinkered with a few years back to put together a little piece about 9/11.

Anyway. Here's a crude bit of 'film making' . The picture is a time-lapse of cloud formations from my back room window. The sound is a recently discovered old gem of a snippet from the BBC in about 1959. It was on the end of a reel of tape I bought as part of a bundle on ebay a couple of months ago. There are quite a few more of those snippets waiting to see the light of day.

It's got no fancy meaning, as yet, so I'm putting it here as a safe place to park it.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tft8BLERotA

**Calz** · 26th May 2014, 17:51

Perhaps the time has gone?

... so what would be left save time to die???

Ron Paul ***should*** have won the last presidential election if there would have been a free, fair and unobstructed election from the elites ...

Such are the times ... perhaps a few wizards out there will help???