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8 thoughts on “Dead and Rotting Video-Sometimes It Ain’t All That Romantic”
no wonder the catch is down–I wouldn’t eat that either–
I can understand that probably a majority of people would feel that way but I love it just like this. With the edge that it gives and the words if you can hear them.
Well, couldn’t deal with the tunes, had to turn the volume off right away ~ I refer to that as the ‘slit my writs’ type of music, but to each his own as well.
thought the idea of the video was good, thanks for doing it. Bottom line, we are all degenerating and it’s good for our population of death phobe’s to see that, hey, it’s all about recycling, ya know. Ashes to ashes, that type of thing. Think it always a good thing for us to confronted with the impermanence of life, and death is the ultimate. THANKS!
No Joey, not uncomfortable. Dead fish and rotting don’t bother me. But the poor seagulls. That was sad. A while back there was an injured seagull at Jodrey. He was there for a while then one day he was gone. I never tried to do anything for him and see I remember it like it was yesterday. Is that what they call guilt?
Yeah Joe–I still remember that smell——it just never leaves the memory. Some bait we had from various establishments was so bad it kind of smelled like burned garlic –if thats possible. Tough on hang-overs & southerly swells–ugh
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no wonder the catch is down–I wouldn’t eat that either–
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That is a culmination of photos over many years Sue, LOL
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I Think your idea of the other song would’ve really made this more of a winner.
Good job.
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I can understand that probably a majority of people would feel that way but I love it just like this. With the edge that it gives and the words if you can hear them.
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Glad you mentioned it was over the years.
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Well, couldn’t deal with the tunes, had to turn the volume off right away ~ I refer to that as the ‘slit my writs’ type of music, but to each his own as well.
thought the idea of the video was good, thanks for doing it. Bottom line, we are all degenerating and it’s good for our population of death phobe’s to see that, hey, it’s all about recycling, ya know. Ashes to ashes, that type of thing. Think it always a good thing for us to confronted with the impermanence of life, and death is the ultimate. THANKS!
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No Joey, not uncomfortable. Dead fish and rotting don’t bother me. But the poor seagulls. That was sad. A while back there was an injured seagull at Jodrey. He was there for a while then one day he was gone. I never tried to do anything for him and see I remember it like it was yesterday. Is that what they call guilt?
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Yeah Joe–I still remember that smell——it just never leaves the memory. Some bait we had from various establishments was so bad it kind of smelled like burned garlic –if thats possible. Tough on hang-overs & southerly swells–ugh
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