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1. naomi
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 02:12:33

   hah! i didn’t watch it the first time around :P

   nah!

   i have problems with exploding cetacians.

2. raincoaster
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 02:20:40

   Wow, that’s just not something you hear very often, I must say. Have you enquired about whale control options?
   I thought all Canadians enjoyed watching things blow up real good.

3. G Eagle Esq
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 08:56:04

   Sehr geEhrte Regen-Coaster

   Ex America semper aliquid novi

   Guido’s rather erudite Kommenters (eg Meneer Gisoad or Herr Dr Prawn Crackers) would not only translate this more accurately but would presumably tell us where this is being mis-quoted from

   but it means something almost like :

   Always something Funny (ie PeKuliar) from the United States

   I have the honour to remain your obedeint servant and

   Tot siens

   G Eagle

4. raincoaster
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 08:57:34

   Indeed, the Americans are a source of amusement to us all.

5. Alabaster Crippens
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 09:37:14

   I’ve not seen that before. I can’t believe that nobody actually saw it coming. I really can’t believe nobody thought ‘Hey…doesn’t stuff kind of fly around randomly when you blow it up. I just wished there was a comedy reaction shot of all the impressed onlookers getting splattered with rotten whale meat (the kind you’d get in a ‘teen gross out’ flick…you know..the pinnacle of Yankee culture….Okay, I’m lying, in fact the pinnacle of all human achievement is Back to the Future Part 2…but lets not get in to that.)
   Anyway, reminds me of a story my brother told me (he works for a large company that remains unnamed that design fire safety systems. Out of me and my siblings he’s the one with the brains and the well paid job). Anyway, so Bigger Bro is going on a ‘day out’ testing some of the more impressive fire safety things. This included demonstrating the methodology of putting out Grain Silo fires. These are big fucking fires. Really big, and hard to put out. Anyway, long story short, they put precisely located and co-ordinated charges at key points around the fire. They then detonate all of them simultaneously, producing a massive cloud of dust that essentially chokes the fire, starving it of Oxygen.
   Et Voila…no more fire.
   That’s right…sometimes you don’t just fight fire with fire…you fight fire with explosions.
   (hey hon, the silo’s on fire again’…’don’t worry dear, we’ll just have to blow it up like the last time’.
   Makes me laugh.
   Oh, and I wouldn’t recommend Moby…his stuff is mostly insipid trash…try Cornelius, he’s much more suited to fun and silliness. I’m trying to track down a sample of one particular track that uses loads of old Kid’s TV shows and adds a ridiculous breakbeat over the top. If I find it I’ll post a link.
   Post too long…sorry

6. raincoaster
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 09:48:49

   Actually, my uncle had a silo fire and that’s more or less what they did.

   I look forward to the video.

7. Alabaster Crippens
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 10:04:04

   Yup..that’s the way to do it…I think its a great idea (though obviously you Canucks have more experience with this kind of thing than us stuffy city lovin Limeys).

   Anyway, I can’t find a lnk to a video with it anywhere anywhere (I feel like the internet has robbed me). The track is called Magoo Opening and is at least available backstage at Pandora as well as elsewhere. Sample is very short and cuts out just when you need it. Anyway, its on the album Fantasma. I shall try and buy it as soon as possible because I want to be able to DJ it if possible…it really is awesome fun, and basically it sounds like ‘disco or Disney tunes’ only both at the same time.

   Anyway, try and find it if you can..it’s worth it.

8. G Eagle Esq
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 12:00:27

   Are you able to reassure us that no Tree Octopus was hurt in the making or distribution of that Video

9. Metro
   Nov 21, 2006 @ 16:34:14

   And somewhere out there an Inuit fellah is thinking: Whatta waste–those folks coulda fed their families for the winter just by bringing a few ziplock bags to the beach.

10. raincoaster
    Nov 21, 2006 @ 22:32:21

    Puree…never thought of it that way.

    And G Eagle, it’s quite possible that the local tree octopi fed off the blubbery rain for weeks afterwards.

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12. raincoaster
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 01:27:58

    C’mon! Who doesn’t like to get them some exploding whale action, eh?

13. bugsngasgal
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 02:10:38

    naw I was just kidding, everybody likes to blow up a whale carcass now and then.

14. raincoaster
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 02:29:23

    Damn straight. If it weren’t for the social safety valve of exploding cetaceans, who knows what those young people would get up to?

15. G Eagle Esq
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 08:42:16

    Sehr geEhrte Regen=Coaster

    These explosion-loving Americans have now given Tree Octopodia a taste for raw meat

    What will these Greedy, Tree-Lurking Molluscs turn to when the blubber runs out ?

    Monsieur Metro is building his ecologically-visionary 4,000 Pink-Stuccoed Luxury Houses for the Tree Octopus Park

    Will these Intelligent 8-armed Creatures turn to the massively increased blubber-supply, brought in as highly paid Wardens to run it and Generously=Dimensioned American Tourists (Canuckistanis are of course too thin & svelte for these Octopodia)

    Your obedient servant etc

    G E

16. raincoaster
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 08:49:19

    What the hell kind of Tree Octopi do you have over in Blighty? ALL Cascadian Tree Octopi are carnivorous, which is one reason Gore-Tex was developed; their suckers are unable to stick to the surface. Canadians never go anywhere in the rainforest without it.

    Also, they are repelled by the sight of cargo shorts and Tilley hats. They and all prospective sexual partners.

17. James I McAnespy
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 15:28:22

    Thought you might like to have a look at this post on my blog.

    http://egodeity.blogspot.com/2006/11/armageddon-approaches.html

18. raincoaster
    Nov 22, 2006 @ 23:16:09

    Very amusing. Hadn’t seen the snake thing before.

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