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Post by Dr LuKas on Apr 23, 2007 11:45:13 GMT -1
Which do you prefer? It seems obvious to say day but sometimes I really like the night. Like you can just go out to the country side with a bud or a girl and smoke a bud whilst looking up at the stars in the moon light. With the faint hoots of owls in the trees and mystery of darkness around you.
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Post by Stan on Apr 23, 2007 11:46:47 GMT -1
I love Cav
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 11:51:55 GMT -1
I like the night, many of the best things happen in the evenings/ night... that said, day has much to recommend it too...
I'm tempted to get all poetic, but not that tempted...
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 11:58:14 GMT -1
I like being asleep
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 11:59:45 GMT -1
Oh and I'd better say I love Cav too or he'll beat me.
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Post by Dr LuKas on Apr 23, 2007 11:59:50 GMT -1
Day time has boring light, I like light, I work by light, twilight is the best just after sunset and just before sunrise is when I take a lot of my photographs and you can manipulate the darkness so I like night too.
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 12:02:15 GMT -1
Oh and I'd better say I love Cav too or he'll beat me. That's an offence that is!
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 12:03:55 GMT -1
Oh and I'd better say I love Cav too or he'll beat me. That's an offence that is! I take it back. The one time I did meet Mr Caversham he did not strike me in anyway, your honour.
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 12:04:26 GMT -1
Ah, twilight, the space between, the last rays of the tired sun-disc, the lengthening of the shadows, the haze of pollution, the slightly warm pints of ale on the table as you and your mates chat languorously about everything and nothing...
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 12:07:46 GMT -1
Ah, twilight, the space between, the last rays of the tired sun-disc, the lengthening of the shadows, the haze of pollution, the slightly warm pints of ale on the table as you and your mates chat languorously about everything and nothing... ...with the pungent odour of the vintage London sewers and the odd vagrant stopping to say hello.
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Post by Neko Bazu on Apr 23, 2007 12:08:42 GMT -1
Night, by far.
Lots of people tend to fear the darkness, even if only on a small level (how many of you would feel entirely comfortable walking down an unlit path in the middle of the night?), but I find it feels more natural to me. The secrecy and concealment somehow feel better, and while I'm more alert while out at night, it's in a comfortable way, in that I'm more aware of my surroundings, rather than being jumpy-alert.
The stars are beautiful, and being able to see and hear wildlife is pleasant, but then you get beauty and wildlife during daylight too, if you open your eyes wide enough to look. The darkness itself is what appeals to me - not in a wannabe-goth teen sort of way, or in an emo/loner sort of way, but just for what it is.
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Post by Dr LuKas on Apr 23, 2007 12:11:12 GMT -1
Night, by far. Lots of people tend to fear the darkness, even if only on a small level (how many of you would feel entirely comfortable walking down an unlit path in the middle of the night?), but I find it feels more natural to me. The secrecy and concealment somehow feel better, and while I'm more alert while out at night, it's in a comfortable way, in that I'm more aware of my surroundings, rather than being jumpy-alert. The stars are beautiful, and being able to see and hear wildlife is pleasant, but then you get beauty and wildlife during daylight too, if you open your eyes wide enough to look. The darkness itself is what appeals to me - not in a wannabe-goth teen sort of way, or in an emo/loner sort of way, but just for what it is. Ah yeah Neko. Totally me too. I find it funkier, much easier to get your funk ON in the night. Also a lot of wildlife, (the best) only come out after the sun has set.
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 12:11:15 GMT -1
Night, by far. Lots of people tend to fear the darkness, even if only on a small level (how many of you would feel entirely comfortable walking down an unlit path in the middle of the night?), but I find it feels more natural to me. The secrecy and concealment somehow feel better, and while I'm more alert while out at night, it's in a comfortable way, in that I'm more aware of my surroundings, rather than being jumpy-alert. The stars are beautiful, and being able to see and hear wildlife is pleasant, but then you get beauty and wildlife during daylight too, if you open your eyes wide enough to look. The darkness itself is what appeals to me - not in a wannabe-goth teen sort of way, or in an emo/loner sort of way, but just for what it is. ...and it's a time where badgers devour young hedgehogs and dig up decking with their evil claws.
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 12:11:35 GMT -1
I take it back. The one time I did meet Mr Caversham he did not strike me in anyway, your honour. You weren't struck by his beauty and wit?! ;D
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 12:13:10 GMT -1
...with the pungent odour of the vintage London sewers and the odd vagrant stopping to say hello. the sewers don't smell that bad most places... vagrants you get, they are amusing, sometimes interesting, rarely actively scary or owt...
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 12:15:52 GMT -1
Night, by far. Lots of people tend to fear the darkness, even if only on a small level (how many of you would feel entirely comfortable walking down an unlit path in the middle of the night?), but I find it feels more natural to me. The secrecy and concealment somehow feel better, and while I'm more alert while out at night, it's in a comfortable way, in that I'm more aware of my surroundings, rather than being jumpy-alert. The stars are beautiful, and being able to see and hear wildlife is pleasant, but then you get beauty and wildlife during daylight too, if you open your eyes wide enough to look. The darkness itself is what appeals to me - not in a wannabe-goth teen sort of way, or in an emo/loner sort of way, but just for what it is. Although that is kinda beautiful what you've written there Neko, I'm just reminded of the "Mainland" episode of Father Ted... Ted and Dougal go to the Very Dark Caves, the slogan for which is "It's Almost Like Being Blind!" ;D
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 12:20:31 GMT -1
I take it back. The one time I did meet Mr Caversham he did not strike me in anyway, your honour. You weren't struck by his beauty and wit?! ;D Well that's a given Jules ;D
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Post by jh1980 on Apr 23, 2007 12:26:02 GMT -1
You weren't struck by his beauty and wit?! ;D Well that's a given Jules ;D So Mrs Elvin, and please remember you are under oath - did Cav strike you, or did he not?! ;D
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Post by Ninja Squirrel on Apr 23, 2007 12:32:09 GMT -1
I'am a creature of the night in pure Ninja style!
I prefer summer evenings and winter days if that makes sense
during the summer its nice to sit out in the warm evening drinking heavily and in the winter the cold crisp mornings are nice unless its pissing it down with sleet
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Post by Mrs H on Apr 23, 2007 12:37:19 GMT -1
Well that's a given Jules ;D So Mrs Elvin, and please remember you are under oath - did Cav strike you, or did he not?! ;D He knocked me sideways with his boyish charm and muscular frame but he never raised a hand to me M'lord. ;D
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