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So please don't bother to point that out. The CD also included (as a note to myself) xuvetyn, Lines of Parallel Minds, Treasure, Portals of Grace, Aion, and two songs (Wayfarer by Kayo Dot and See Emily Play by Pink Floyd, which sounds more like The Doors to me, yay synth organ).
Speaking of Pink Floyd, a long time ago, like before Sail To The Moon was around, the radio station had a call in where someone would name a song with moon in the title. Guess what he said. Dark Side of the Moon. Ahem, there's no song called Dark Side of the Moon and he's thinking of Brain Damage.
Welp, I checked out both of the bands. Kayo Dot is excellent, the song Wayfarer in particular is beautiful, utterly beautiful), and Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, while disappointing in that the song Dinosaur Theme is not the theme to the TV show Dinosaurs (remember that?), is still good.
As for Easter, I saw Oreo for the first time in a while. He looks exactly like a cat named Oreo is expected to look.
Card Games
Spoons: Dealer gives four cards to everyone. There are n-1 spoons where n is the number of players. The dealer discards one card and passes it to the next person, repeat, repeat) until someone has four of a kind. When someone has four of a kind or they see someone else taking a spoon, take a spoon. Whoever has no spoon at the end is removed from the game.
Bullshit: Everyone knows this. Person with the ace of spades starts, each player calls the number of cards and card numbers (goes in numerical order) and puts them down. If you catch someone lying, they take the entire pile. If you think you catch someone lying and they weren't, they take the pile. If you see anyone putting down more cards than they claim, stone them.
Someone wants me to explain these five icons.
The official bullshit behind this is as follows:
1. Reply to this post, and I will pick five of your icons.
2. Make a post (including the meme info) and talk about the icons I chose.
3. Other people can then comment to you and make their own posts.
4. This will create a never-ending cycle of icon glee.
Desire, from What I've Tasted of Desire in Endless Nights. Usually in entries pertaining to desire, infatuations, and the like. Usually hopeless.
Delirium making butterflies from... I'm really not sure. I actually went through various Sandman comics and didn't find this. Granted, I was in a rush and didn't check every page, but it's not in The Wake, it's not in Endless Nights, it's not in Brief Lives, it's not in Season of Mists, and I know for a fact that it's definitely not in The Kindly Ones. This is really bothering me! Anyway, it's used for crazy things, and where I can't think of anything else but want to not use Morpheus.
Lucien, from The Wake. Being Dream's librarian, he tends to find his picture in entries about books.
Matthew the Raven from The Parlaiment of Rooks Fables and Reflections. This tends to be used for miscellaneous complaints.
Morpheus, from The Dream Hunters, illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano. I tend to use this for entries about dreams, but since this is my default icon, it can be found where I don't bother to switch the icon with another one.
Burning Question: Closed doors bring open minds. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Speaking of Pink Floyd, a long time ago, like before Sail To The Moon was around, the radio station had a call in where someone would name a song with moon in the title. Guess what he said. Dark Side of the Moon. Ahem, there's no song called Dark Side of the Moon and he's thinking of Brain Damage.
Welp, I checked out both of the bands. Kayo Dot is excellent, the song Wayfarer in particular is beautiful, utterly beautiful), and Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, while disappointing in that the song Dinosaur Theme is not the theme to the TV show Dinosaurs (remember that?), is still good.
As for Easter, I saw Oreo for the first time in a while. He looks exactly like a cat named Oreo is expected to look.
Card Games
Spoons: Dealer gives four cards to everyone. There are n-1 spoons where n is the number of players. The dealer discards one card and passes it to the next person, repeat, repeat) until someone has four of a kind. When someone has four of a kind or they see someone else taking a spoon, take a spoon. Whoever has no spoon at the end is removed from the game.
Bullshit: Everyone knows this. Person with the ace of spades starts, each player calls the number of cards and card numbers (goes in numerical order) and puts them down. If you catch someone lying, they take the entire pile. If you think you catch someone lying and they weren't, they take the pile. If you see anyone putting down more cards than they claim, stone them.
Someone wants me to explain these five icons.
The official bullshit behind this is as follows:
1. Reply to this post, and I will pick five of your icons.
2. Make a post (including the meme info) and talk about the icons I chose.
3. Other people can then comment to you and make their own posts.
4. This will create a never-ending cycle of icon glee.
Desire, from What I've Tasted of Desire in Endless Nights. Usually in entries pertaining to desire, infatuations, and the like. Usually hopeless.
Delirium making butterflies from... I'm really not sure. I actually went through various Sandman comics and didn't find this. Granted, I was in a rush and didn't check every page, but it's not in The Wake, it's not in Endless Nights, it's not in Brief Lives, it's not in Season of Mists, and I know for a fact that it's definitely not in The Kindly Ones. This is really bothering me! Anyway, it's used for crazy things, and where I can't think of anything else but want to not use Morpheus.
Lucien, from The Wake. Being Dream's librarian, he tends to find his picture in entries about books.
Matthew the Raven from The Parlaiment of Rooks Fables and Reflections. This tends to be used for miscellaneous complaints.
Morpheus, from The Dream Hunters, illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano. I tend to use this for entries about dreams, but since this is my default icon, it can be found where I don't bother to switch the icon with another one.
Burning Question: Closed doors bring open minds. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
