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soxwon
03-10-2007, 11:32 AM
What does elton john mean by:
Captain Fantastic and the BROWN DIRT cowboy?
post other strange titles
BigBadBill
03-10-2007, 11:58 AM
Chocolate Starfish & The Hot Dog Flavoured Water - Limp Bizkit
This is a direct rip off of, Chicago's very own, FULL's debut album, Hot Dog Flavored Water.
Oh, and Brown Dirt Cowboy referred to the Brittish peception that the entire US west was covered in brown dirt. They also tend to think you can walk from NY to LA. One of my favorite tour routings was in 1985 when Ghost of an American Airman was scheduled to be in Cleveland on Tuesday and in Phoenix on Wednesday (they wanted me to drive) and they had no idea why I was laughing. They just don't get how freaking big this country is.
SoxFan76
03-10-2007, 12:17 PM
Fush Yu Mang
SoxEd
03-10-2007, 12:28 PM
Oh, and Brown Dirt Cowboy referred to the British perception that the entire US west was covered in brown dirt.
I reckon it's more of a reference to Mr. Dwight's sexuality. He's always been a 'flamboyant individual'.
I would have written "screaming Queen", but I don't want to do anything that might get the board sued for Libel.
cf the title of his love song Nikita - in the video for it, 'Nikita' is a beautiful Russian lady Border guard.
In Russia of course, 'Nikita' is a diminutive form of the man's name 'Nikolai' (as in 'Kruschev').
It is not a woman's name.
They also tend to think you can walk from NY to LA.
Now, I'm not saying it'd be a short trip or anything, but why couldn't you?
Would you fall off the edge of the World somewhere around Kansas...
...or does that only happen when you cross the Mason-Dixon line?
;)
They just don't get how freaking big this country is.
Of course we don't - our entire island archipelago only covers an area 'slightly smaller than Oregon'.
Show us a large area of flat land, and we get totally confused by it:
We are used to, and like, hills and the Sea (well, OK, I don't like the Sea, but you get my point).
Deprive us of those reference points, and our CPU's flash up an error message that says
Input Error #Σ452110000A - Landscape Does Not Compute.
Which is why some of us think you could drive 2000 miles in one day.
Then again, given that your roads are straight and empty, if you had a decent European car (Merc, BMW, Audi, Bentley, Jag, Rolls-Royce, etc), you could drive 2000 miles in one day - it's only your liking for Detroit Iron that holds you back.
;)
1951Campbell
03-10-2007, 02:02 PM
Of course we don't - our entire island archipelago only covers an area 'slightly smaller than Oregon'.
Show us a large area of flat land, and we get totally confused by it:
We are used to, and like, hills and the Sea (well, OK, I don't like the Sea, but you get my point).
Deprive us of those reference points, and our CPU's flash up an error message that says
;)
I remember helping some British tourists outside of Santa Fe find some hot springs. Apparently, a 50 mile drive in which you go through only two towns of consequence and a 1/2 mile hike into the forest is mind-blowing.
And Jesus, do German tourists love the desert. And Jesus, are they annoying.
fquaye14ten
03-10-2007, 02:06 PM
sheik yurbouti
1951Campbell
03-10-2007, 02:14 PM
Regatta de Blanc
Zenyatta Mondatta
SoxEd
03-10-2007, 02:20 PM
I remember helping some British tourists outside of Santa Fe find some hot springs. Apparently, a 50 mile drive in which you go through only two towns of consequence and a 1/2 mile hike into the forest is mind-blowing.
And Jesus, do German tourists love the desert. And Jesus, are they annoying.
Yep - our country is one of the most densely-populated places in the World.
(In both meanings :( )
If you tried to drive 50 miles where I live, you'd have to pass through a couple of major conurbations and several small towns.
Oh, and on the subject of the Germans, the Swiss are starting to get annoyed with them now (http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article2344776.ece), because lots of them hop over the border to work, and their natural 'self-confidence' is very much at odds with the more modest Swiss temperament.
1951Campbell
03-10-2007, 02:31 PM
Oh, and on the subject of the Germans, the Swiss are starting to get annoyed with them now (http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article2344776.ece), because lots of them hop over the border to work, and their natural 'self-confidence' is very much at odds with the more modest Swiss temperament.
The Germans around Santa Fe just sucked at camping:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/52/Dome_Fire_from_LANL.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dome_Fire
JohnBasedowYoda
03-10-2007, 04:26 PM
The new Rush album is called Snake and Arrows.
Far out, eh?
idseer
03-10-2007, 05:51 PM
i always thought "don't crush that dwarf, hand me the pliers" was pretty way out there.
TeeDeeGee
03-10-2007, 06:07 PM
Then again, given that your roads are straight and empty, if you had a decent European car (Merc, BMW, Audi, Bentley, Jag, Rolls-Royce, etc), you could drive 2000 miles in one day - it's only your liking for Detroit Iron that holds you back.
;)
I'll trade my Camaro for an Aston Martin.
Make it happen, Ed. :thumbsup:
Oh, and back on topic, Brand New's "The Devil and God are Raging inside me". :shrug:
Laff.
Good ol' Bee Eff Sea
Always there for the Simpsons reference.:thumbsup:
Toto's self titled debut "Toto"
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