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Well at least the weather 'permitted' it to chug off. There are no end of issues with our Navy but I haven't heard that our ships can't leave Kitsap because it was raining out. You'd think they would want to depart in fog just to hide that hog in the mist.
I was passing Buckingham Palace yesterday and I saw a sign talking about the Changing of the Guard. And it said they don't do it in bad weather. So, if anyone wants to invade, we'd really appreciate it if you'd choose a sunny day.
I'm going to see a musical called Hadestown tonight. I've seen it before and it's really tremendous. Very popular with lesbians for some reason. Not sure what that says about me. I would post reviews of the things I go to see (Coriolanus last night) but I don't suppose you vermin would have any interest. I'm just going to have to wait until they write an opera about chicken wings or baloney sandwiches for genuine crossover interest from you filthy hogs.
I've been thinking about getting back into composition. What would the orchestration be in the chicken wing (and feet) one? Dobro and banjo? Washboard bass?
Get your skates on and we can knock out a pumpkin-themed Halloween opera to cash in on the seasonal crowd. I"m going to call it 'Twilight of the Gourds'.
For Halloween - 12-tone or simply garish?
Looks like they hauled HMS Agamemnon out of its hole and Wow - it's horrid looking. The conning tower is all fat and distended and shit. 🤮visitors can't see pics , please register or loginCompare that pig to the gorgeous, svelte, brand new USS Idaho. visitors can't see pics , please register or login
It literally looks like a piggie 🐷🐷🐷visitors can't see pics , please register or login
A hunchbacked piggie at that. Agamemnon is an ancient and honored name in their navy and well holy shit. They Wooo Pig Sooeey all over it.
It's terrible. The British have always had an awful feel for submarine lines, remember those K class abominations that couldn't decide whether they wanted to be one of those shallow water semi-submersible glass bottom things they pack tourists in or a whaling chase boat?