Mount St. Helens is smoking — Forum Archive

1 Oct 2004, 23:11

Who's next?

1 Oct 2004, 23:16

:topic:

1 Oct 2004, 23:38

Originally posted by James Thomas Who's next?

best track : Wont get fooled again or Baba O'Reilly

Baba O'Reilly fucked up by ' punk ' band Bethnal , Hooky played the bass part at a soundcheck once and segued it into Sweet Jane .

On topic ? Fook knows and seldom cares

2 Oct 2004, 01:15

You can't beat superstitious twaddle!

2 Oct 2004, 02:44

Originally posted by James Thomas You can't beat superstitious twaddle!

is that a hidden track on the re-issue ?

I'll stick with Wont get fooled ,for now ... and Baba O'reilly

2 Oct 2004, 03:01

Originally posted by Garymac > Originally posted by James Thomas> You can't beat superstitious twaddle!

is that a hidden track on the re-issue ?

I'll stick with Wont get fooled ,for now ... and Baba O'reilly

Shouldnt they change their name to Whos Left? now? :evil4:

2 Oct 2004, 05:44

Originally posted by Garymac > Originally posted by James Thomas> Who's next?

best track : Wont get fooled again or Baba O'Reilly

Baba O'Reilly fucked up by ' punk ' band Bethnal , Hooky played the bass part at a soundcheck once and segued it into Sweet Jane .

On topic ? Fook knows and seldom cares "Baba O'Reilly", didn't Nirvana do a version of this song? (we are way off topic now).

2 Oct 2004, 06:23

Originally posted by Garymac > Originally posted by James Thomas> Who's next?

best track : Wont get fooled again or Baba O'Reilly Baba O'Reilly fucked up by ' punk ' band Bethnal , Hooky played the bass part at a soundcheck once and segued it into Sweet Jane . On topic ? Fook knows and seldom cares

One of my all time favs this ALBUM.Recently bought it again on CD!

Always getting fooled again though...wish i was NORMAL.

2 Oct 2004, 11:09

Originally posted by Garymac > Originally posted by James Thomas> Who's next?

best track : Wont get fooled again or Baba O'Reilly

Baba O'Reilly fucked up by ' punk ' band Bethnal , Hooky played the bass part at a soundcheck once and segued it into Sweet Jane .

On topic ? Fook knows and seldom cares

I think you're forgettin' Behind Blue Eyes in the "Best Track" category...

2 Oct 2004, 11:39

...and I'm forgettin' Bargain.

By the way, I searched the horizon in vain yesterday for any signs of volcanic eruptions, Mt. St. Helens being 55 miles north of us and all.

2 Oct 2004, 12:41

The answer is Barney.Do i win a prize?

2 Oct 2004, 13:15

Mt. St. Helens erupted the same day Ian Curtis strung himself up. Coincidence? I think so.

2 Oct 2004, 13:36

The activity is getting stronger and there's a >50% chance for an eruption maybe with magma. I hope all is going to be alright.

2 Oct 2004, 13:48

Yes John, you've got it! Dumped to a different forum for being off topic. Does o-one believes in omens?

Good chance of a bit of global cooling if it blows.

2 Oct 2004, 13:51

Originally posted by Tristan The activity is getting stronger and there's a >50% chance for an eruption maybe with magma. I hope all is going to be alright.

It's The Kids Are Alright, and it's not even on Who's Next. :rolleyes: ;)

I'm really hopin' I get to see it blow, though. They say last time it blew, Portland was covered in volcanic ash.

2 Oct 2004, 13:55

See if Mount Teidi blows, then see what Portland would be covered in.

2 Oct 2004, 13:55

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by Tristan> The activity is getting stronger and there's a >50% chance for an eruption maybe with magma. I hope all is going to be alright.

It's The Kids Are Alright, and it's not even on Who's Next. :rolleyes: ;) I'm really hopin' I get to see it blow, though. They say last time it blew, Portland was covered in volcanic ash.

and 50 something people died last time

2 Oct 2004, 15:45

Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > The activity is getting stronger and there's a >50% chance for an eruption maybe with magma. I hope all is going to be alright.>

It's The Kids Are Alright, and it's not even on Who's Next. :rolleyes: ;) I'm really hopin' I get to see it blow, though. They say last time it blew, Portland was covered in volcanic ash.

and 50 something people died last time

Damn senior citizens couldn't run fast enough! Thank God I'm only forty-something. ;)

2 Oct 2004, 17:06

Obviously the threat of Mt. Saint Helens erupting requires the further curtailment of our citizen's civil rights :nod:

This message brought to you by the Right-Wing Paranoid Lobby of America ("Keeping You Safe by Not Letting You Get Carried Away") :evil4:

Offtopic: The best Who song ever is "A Quick One While He's Away", as recorded live during the Rolling Stones's "Rock and Roll Circus" and featured in the film "The Kids Are Alright". Debate over, thanks for coming

2 Oct 2004, 17:51

Flip-Flopper.

How can my opponent expect to lead if he keeps taking both sides of every position? The only thing consistent about my opponent's position is that he's been inconsistent.

:cowboy:

3 Oct 2004, 03:57

Just saw pictures of Mount St Helens on TV. My advice? Anybody living in that area should start running, now.

3 Oct 2004, 09:54

Not like you to be off topic Jim!

3 Oct 2004, 10:43

You know me better than that!

Any way, heres something that a bit more interesting than yourlocal TV.

http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/

3 Oct 2004, 12:25

Visibility here in Portland is very low today. There's a haze or dust throughout the city. Almost nothing on the horizon is visible, including St. Helens. Not sure if the haze is from the volcano or not...

3 Oct 2004, 12:59

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Visibility here in Portland is very low today. There's a haze or dust throughout the city. Almost nothing on the horizon is visible, including St. Helens. Not sure if the haze is from the volcano or not...

The haze is the pot smoke travelling northward from Humboldt University

3 Oct 2004, 13:18

Anybody got anything to eat?

3 Oct 2004, 13:21

I hoping it blows again. That would be pretty swell to see. Missed it the first time around by 2 1/2 years. Too bad, really. Drive over to eastern Washington and you still see ash everywhere in the soil. They really got dumped on. Maybe it'll erupt in time for its own 25th anniversary. :wink:

3 Oct 2004, 13:47

I hope the lads aren't feeling depressed...

3 Oct 2004, 15:07

Originally posted by James Thomas You know me better than that!Any way, heres something that a bit more interesting than yourlocal TV. http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/

If it wasn't for local station Khabar I would have missed the european championship. That said no premiership this season at all so it's a bit of a vacuum here as far as the footie goes.Then again so is Leeds!

3 Oct 2004, 16:05

Well if you are in Kazakhstan you have Borak to watch on Kazakh TV

If no one has seen Da Ali G show then ignore this post

3 Oct 2004, 16:57

Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Visibility here in Portland is very low today. There's a haze or dust throughout the city. Almost nothing on the horizon is visible, including St. Helens. Not sure if the haze is from the volcano or not...

The haze is the pot smoke travelling northward from Humboldt University

Is that why we can't see nice air pictures from Jamaica?

3 Oct 2004, 17:49

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by Tristan> The activity is getting stronger and there's a >50% chance for an eruption maybe with magma. I hope all is going to be alright.

It's The Kids Are Alright, and it's not even on Who's Next. :rolleyes: ;)

I'm really hopin' I get to see it blow, though. They say last time it blew, Portland was covered in volcanic ash.

It wasn't as quite as bad south of the volcano as it was for the areas east, such as Yakima, as the following chart shows, I can recall being thankful that the prevailing winds were from the west. We got a very light coating of ash, and I could see the smoke column from here, over 120 miles away.

http://en.wikipedia.org/upload/f/f1/1980_St._Helens_ashmap.png

4 Oct 2004, 00:54

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Obviously the threat of Mt. Saint Helens erupting requires the further curtailment of our citizen's civil rights This message brought to you by the Right-Wing Paranoid Lobby of America ("Keeping You Safe by Not Letting You Get Carried Away") Offtopic: The best Who song ever is "A Quick One While He's Away", as recorded live during the Rolling Stones's "Rock and Roll Circus" and featured in the film "The Kids Are Alright". Debate over, thanks for coming

Well , A quick one... , is good , and the bit of film in TKAA pisses on the Stones . But .... it aint volcano music , certainly not volcano's goin bang music , nah , I'll stick with Baba O'reilly as the Who tune for the eruption , See me , Feel me for the aftermath and when the dust has settled ... I can see for miles , in praise of the new view and aspect .

Wee Shuglet tells me he has been monitoring Arthurs Seat in Edingburgh , but I feel he should have kept it to himself ,though perhaps I shouldne judge theses Celts to harshly :(

4 Oct 2004, 01:02

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr I hope the lads aren't feeling depressed...

Richard , I've dimmed the lights in me house ,lit a White Owl cigar and switched on me Mathmos Lava lamp , NOOL empathy I'll also switch the fluorescent light on and off intermittently at some point

Also Mrs garymac recommends the Dyson Animal , a quality bagless floor cleaner ; for the inevitable bit of cleaning you'll be doing after bits of the former Mt St Helens fly past your home .

4 Oct 2004, 19:08

If it's volcanoes goin' bang, though, then Bargain certainly has that explosive quality to it, don't you think?

Anyway, all this Who's Next talk got me to pull out the CD last night and give it a proper listen at 2 AM. Mind you, my best friend, with whom I am hopelessly in l :ignore: ve , had just tearfully informed me hours earlier that her boyfriend had broken up with her. So Bargain seemed an even more appropriate soundtrack...

Tell Wee Shuglet to be careful, and any of you in the vicinity of Silbury Hill, you might want to take cover as well. As mountain bits go flyin' past me, Garymac, I'll be grateful for your empathetic support in front of the lava lamp.