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Steve just got completely into the song and imagined a key change. Simples! ?

For proper accuracy, I believe you should specify intended key changes Steve! ? (Either that or you definitely never heard a singer we had back in school! ? ?)

Wish I had time! In addition to several other things (coin artwork, branding, logos, etc.), I've designed a few album covers (including a share of humorous entries that were never meant to be used of course!?).

Nah. Sexual innuendos are obviously fine! Just don't talk about vegetables or small animals in bikinis apparently... ?

It's hard to believe how time flies, isn't it? Heck, I remember back when Ed was only 64... ?

Not sure if you intended for that last part to be funny (but it was!). No need to delete your post, I'm guessing you might find a drummer this way!

At different points of my life, alcohol, shrooms and X definitely influenced me (I've never smoked anything, so my enjoyment of Pink Floyd isn't as enhanced as it probably would be! ? ).

Have you tried putting a box of pizza and a six-pack of cheap beer outside your front door? If you accidentally catch a bass player, just tell him you don't have anything for him to sleep on and he'll wander on. ??

Well, I've also posted some George Clinton too! (And Blondie's fake rap song.) ?

An interesting combo. I've never heard music as boring as John's, but I don't have any problem listening to Yanni!

*Patiently waits for Shane to ask about your beady, little white eyes...* ?

*Cue Johnny Cash's Burning Ring of Fire after Wibble's admission! ? *

Now THAT'S a mind bender! ?

There was SOMETHING good from 2020??! Wow! ? (And I'm not just referring to music!)

Some of those were pretty wild. The wildest however (the ship that goes backwards) comes from a movie. Poor manners to include that IMO. In the summer of 1981 I was on a cruise ship going around the Aegean Sea that began in one of the worst storms in decades. We were tossed around like what you see. Through every porthole you could see about three forks of lightning! The Captain told me afterwards that out of over 1,100 passengers and crew, he estimated that only about 50 people didn't get seasick (there were barf bags about every three feet along the handrails and still people couldn't grab them in time - yuck!). I was one of those 50, but I loved amusement rides and was supposed to fly F-14's (but grew too tall!). The day after the waves were still high. The ship had this large square jacuzzi with three-foot high walls at the top to keep the water inside and the two decks above had cut-outs so you could see down. The water in the jacuzzi was being splashed so hard that it was actually going above the top deck two stories above!

Wow. I have no idea where to even start! Might be a fun mind game when I have the time.

My condolences Mark!

Cool stuff!

His feet don't look that big Shane!