Sinister: are we all becoming lunatics?

[Gordon]

I'll be the first to say Ennio Morricone beautifully underscored one and
more of Jack Nicholson's malingering grimaces.. hehe when his ex got a
new model she trumpeted 'it's nice to go out with a man rather than a
boy for a change'... anyway I'm hitting out the park. Back to the moon.
'i actually took a very good picture of a very foggy and mysterious
moon out' says mr. kado
And, like, you guys are talking about moon roofs etc. which sounds very
american I mean like you guys hit bases in cars, right?

Jobs. That's another item on the agenda. For quite a few of us. I
actually have one but am doing my utmost to loose it.
In the land of Uz there lived a man whose name was Job.
After this, Job opened his mouth and cursed the day of his birth.

Not all bread and roses huh? or wine and roses
.....mmmm asiatic lilies and a sly cocktail including raw pomegranite
juice.
I hear the siren cry of a remote beach... the sun can turn it's circle
and the moon it's orbit and Job, whoever he is, can bless the sand he
stands on.

Gordon

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