Muzac For Munsters

[Cousin Strawberry]

[Megaterio Llamas]

BBC Tomorrow's World 'Lights' - Pink Floyd / Syd Barrett - 17 dicembre 1967

A short film about new, experimental lights used at the BBC, towards the end they film some while 'The Pink Floyd' jam to the lights. Interesting to look back at the tech needed for a light show then.



Also:

Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive Live In Stockholm (1967) HD

This is cool.

Great find Corn

[Strangelove]

Feb 13, 2020... Feb 04, 2021... Sep 29, 2021...

What's your deal you fucking gomer?

But wait, there's more!

3 times you've posted: Stray Cats - I Fought the Law and the Law Won
3 times you've posted: Golden Earing - Radar Love
Since I first posted it, you've twice you've posted: Yes - Roundabout
Since I first posted it, you've twice you've posted: Rainbow - Man on the Silver Mountain


Y'know, if you're constantly reposting the same shit it's a sign you are posting too much, just sayin'...

(also a sign of dementia)

So I just noticed Micky went back and deleted the doubles/triples and replaced them with other songs.

Went as far back as 2019 in some cases. Deleted/replaced dozens of music videos actually.

Yeah that's perfectly sane Micky!

BTW I chose to delete all of those, did it hurt?

[Cornuck]

[Mickey107]

[Cookie La Rue]

[Topper]

[Megaterio Llamas]

[Per]

Now goeth forth and sinneth no more...

I do hope you realize that the -eth ending is only used in present tense third person singular?
Like "he seemeth to be a nice guy". In modern English it has basically been replaced by the -s ending, but either way, it should only be used in the present tense and referring to a third person, ie he/she/it.

The present tense second person singular informal ending in early modern English would be -est, as in "whither goest thou?"

But you need not worry about that, as pretty much noone has used the informal address (thou) in English since Shakespearean times. It's always, always always formal, so even when adressing a single person you know well, or a small child, you use the formal address, which means you basically use the plural form, as in "where are you going with this?"

But then I get a feeling that you really wanted to use an imperative mood, as when telling (or politely asking) people what they should do.
In the imperative you use the short basic form of th eword. Go! Run! Jump! Fetch me a drink, will ya?.

Now, doc, you're supposedly a Christian, and I'm pretty sure you must occassionally have come across a bible, or at least seen or heard it quoted.

Even in thegood ole King James version it is "Go forth and multiply! or !Go forth and sin no more! (guy doesn't seem to be able to make his mind up... )

But you catch my drift, eh, old sport? It hurts my eyes when people commit grammatical sins.
I know you feel the same. So why the sudden urge to break the rules?

Now, go forth and sin no more!

[Cousin Strawberry]

[donlever]

It hurts my eyes when people commit grammatical sins.


Now, go forth and sin no more!

Ahem...

ie he/she/it.

i.e.

as pretty much noone

no one

adressing a single person

addressing

form of th eword.

the word

sure you must occassionally have

occasionally

Even in thegood ole King James

the good

Now, go forth and sin no more!

[Cornuck]

Donnie - you missed one thing...

[Topper]

wuts the sewisisde hotline numbburr

[Megaterio Llamas]

[Strangelove]

Now goeth forth and sinneth no more...

I do hope you realize that the -eth ending is only used in present tense third person singular?

Hand to God, when I posted it I thought to myself "That doesn't sound right I wonder if Per will take me to task".

I SWEAR!!

BTW I was also going to bust your ass for the typos but I see Donny beat me to it.

I snoozed, I losed.