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*spit* thunderbirdz are goo!



I'm trying to crash the plane into my mouth for obvious reasons. But that's easier said than done...

No... I give up! I'll have to go to the dentist first thing in the morning...

JMJ (off camera) to Francis - "When I asked for a helicopter for the tour, I was hoping for one I could fit into"

Meanwhile . . . plans are being drawn up for OPERATION DESTINATION DREYFUS STORM (ODDS)


Francis - "Think I have it covered now, Jean Michel. The sleeping gas is in place inside this remote controlled helicopter"


"For ODDS, I will scale the building here and open this window. Francis will fly the remote holicopter into Dreyfus's office, then release the sleeping gas. We will enter in through these windows, here, here, and here, I will take my entire back catalogue and release it for the fans"

Later...



Cancel my appointment at the dentist... it worked! What a relief.

LOL

In the news today. Visitors to Londons famous 'Madam Tuasards' were treated when in the music section, Jean Michel Jarre made an apperance. People commented on how life like he was, until he moved, saying "yes, I too can see the spider in the corner, Francis, Francis?, where's he gone?"

Kanta wrote:I really that tree. I wish I had one just like that in my garden.

You mean that old rare Braintree in the middle?

Yep, exactly but old.

Kanta wrote:Yep, exactly but old.

I love old trees...they are more interesting to look at...cause of the nice patina!

Oh yes, I understand. In this case, the tree is more enhance e.g. structure.

Transport news - Composer Vivaldi has finally come out of retirement, starting his very own coach/bus buisness


"When I said I wanted some bug juicy melons to sink my teeth into, I didn't mean the fruit varity"

'A rare photograph thaken at the very first Jarre concert, c/a 1943'


"I'm taking photographic evidence that my synths are not being cleaned properly. Just look at that dirt and dust"


"Hello. . . I'm Barry 'Claude' Scott. . . . . Having problems with keeping your synths clean? . . . Then you need KIK (Keep It Klean) . . . Just one application of KIK will have your synths looking like new. . . . See this grimy looking Moog . . . KIK!, and it looks like new. . . So, remember, give your synths a good KIK . . . and the job is done!"