outer limits

[yancovitch]

well...........i thought i'd add some excitement...........this is what happens when i change from windowed mode to full screen while flying over cyvr airport .......no....i don't expect anyone to explain why as i'm sure only God knows


maybe i can make a fortune blowing them up and selling them as originals .........not sure if i should have posted these, as they may make some ill

[Anthindelahunt]

WHAT THE HELL!!

These are the things of Nightmares.

Welcome to the Twilight Zone.

Anthin.

[Mikoyen27]

Nice weird pictures. I like the treatment. The last time I experienced something like this it was on LSD in college in the seventies!

[OldAirmail]

Nice weird pictures. I like the treatment. The last time I experienced something like this it was on LSD in college in the seventies!

Then you would remember The Who's album "Tommy"?

If not then you really missed out.


Pinball Wizard - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OvaO5b7DAY

And for those who can see it;
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OvaO5b7DAY[/youtube]

[yancovitch]

ha....had a bummer on lsd once in the late sixties.....started blissful, then drowned in a sea of paranoia...saved by spirituality (no drugs, no alcohol, vegetarian etc etc)....been happy ever since.....hmmmm .....maybe drugs are great for showing people where they shouldn't be....though i guess many would disagree .....ha...maybe i should write a song

[napamule]

I NEED that 'concept' plane.

'LSD was not for me
Was a slave but now I'm free
I'm a poet and didn't know it.'

[Mikoyen27]

About the LSD, I was kidding. In the late Sixties and in the Seventies, I was on my skis all winter long. No drugs,nothing at all. About the Album from The Who, Tommy, I had it on 33 RPM. It was a very great and popular one. During this period, we had a lot of great musicians, like Ten Years After, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep and more...

[OldAirmail]

About the LSD, I was kidding. In the late Sixties and in the Seventies, I was on my skis all winter long. No drugs,nothing at all. About the Album from The Who, Tommy, I had it on 33 RPM. It was a very great and popular one. During this period, we had a lot of great musicians, like Ten Years After, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep and more...

The variety and complexity of the music was exceptional.