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EspressoDude
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Be prepared to fight the tentacles of DOOM:
On the FIRST DAY there was the great influx screened at the Greeters Stations
On the SECOND DAY there was the Airport Inspections
On the THIRD DAY @3:00 in the 3:00 Plaza there was the great sword fight. DOOM over the KIWIS, adjourning to the bloody Fascist Fashion Show to minister to the wounded and bring back the dead
On the FIRST DAY there was the great influx screened at the Greeters Stations
On the SECOND DAY there was the Airport Inspections
On the THIRD DAY @3:00 in the 3:00 Plaza there was the great sword fight. DOOM over the KIWIS, adjourning to the bloody Fascist Fashion Show to minister to the wounded and bring back the dead
Is 4 shots enuff? no foo-foo drinks; just naked Espresso
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FOGBANK, GOD OF HELLFIRE
BLACK ROCK f/x Trojan Horse,Anubis,2014Temple
burn shit and blow shit up
Tactical Espresso Service http://home.comcast.net/~espressocamp/
Field Artillery Tractor
FOGBANK, GOD OF HELLFIRE
BLACK ROCK f/x Trojan Horse,Anubis,2014Temple
burn shit and blow shit up
Apokiliptikas World DOOMinatation is not is all splendour and glory. Think about the next generation, is DOOM what you really want...
No Ordinary Sun
Tree let your arms fall:
raise them not sharply in supplication
to the bright enhaloed cloud.
Let your arms lack toughness and
resilience for this is no mere axe
to blunt nor fire to smother.
Your sap shall not rise again
to the moon’s pull.
No more incline a deferential head
to the wind’s talk, or stir
to the tickle of coursing rain.
Your former shagginess shall not be
wreathed with the delightful flight
of birds nor shield
nor cool the ardour of unheeding
lovers from the monstrous sun.
Tree let your naked arms fall
nor extend vain entreaties to the radiant ball.
This is no gallant monsoon’s flash,
no dashing trade wind’s blast.
The fading green of your magic
emanations shall not make pure again
these polluted skies . . . for this
is no ordinary sun.
O tree
in the shadowless mountains
the white plains and
the drab sea floor
your end at last is written.
Written by Hone Tuwhare (my grandafather, well known NZ poet)
This is of cousre keeping in the theme of green man - "In No Ordinary Sun, a tree is a symbol for nature. The tree will suffer the effects of a nuclear catastrophe, perhaps mankind?s most devastating intrusion into the natural world, and the ?resilience? the tree once was able to exert against forces of destruction, would not be enough, ?for this is no ordinary sun?. Tuwhare compares the effects of a nuclear disaster to the situations the tree once had to face. He uses this comparison to emphasize the harsh effects of nuclear fallout on nature. The tree could once ?blunt? an axe, or ?smother? a fire, but now, its ?former shagginess shall not be wreathed with the delightful flight of birds?. Tuwhare also links the tree to its importance to humans in using a seemingly insignificant image of lovers shielding from the ?monstrous sun? under the tree?s arms."
No Ordinary Sun
Tree let your arms fall:
raise them not sharply in supplication
to the bright enhaloed cloud.
Let your arms lack toughness and
resilience for this is no mere axe
to blunt nor fire to smother.
Your sap shall not rise again
to the moon’s pull.
No more incline a deferential head
to the wind’s talk, or stir
to the tickle of coursing rain.
Your former shagginess shall not be
wreathed with the delightful flight
of birds nor shield
nor cool the ardour of unheeding
lovers from the monstrous sun.
Tree let your naked arms fall
nor extend vain entreaties to the radiant ball.
This is no gallant monsoon’s flash,
no dashing trade wind’s blast.
The fading green of your magic
emanations shall not make pure again
these polluted skies . . . for this
is no ordinary sun.
O tree
in the shadowless mountains
the white plains and
the drab sea floor
your end at last is written.
Written by Hone Tuwhare (my grandafather, well known NZ poet)
This is of cousre keeping in the theme of green man - "In No Ordinary Sun, a tree is a symbol for nature. The tree will suffer the effects of a nuclear catastrophe, perhaps mankind?s most devastating intrusion into the natural world, and the ?resilience? the tree once was able to exert against forces of destruction, would not be enough, ?for this is no ordinary sun?. Tuwhare compares the effects of a nuclear disaster to the situations the tree once had to face. He uses this comparison to emphasize the harsh effects of nuclear fallout on nature. The tree could once ?blunt? an axe, or ?smother? a fire, but now, its ?former shagginess shall not be wreathed with the delightful flight of birds?. Tuwhare also links the tree to its importance to humans in using a seemingly insignificant image of lovers shielding from the ?monstrous sun? under the tree?s arms."
...with the beast.
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searock420
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a must
this is going to be my first time,but
APOKILIPTIKA is one camp I've got to see.
Hope I won't be disappointed
APOKILIPTIKA is one camp I've got to see.
Hope I won't be disappointed
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