Every wondered what one hundred tons of explosives looks like when it blows up all at once?
For me it’s not so much the fire ball from the explosion, but the very real demonstration of how much faster light travels than sound and watching it as it disturbs everything on its expansion towards the camera.
Gives you a real idea of where the expression shock and awe comes from.
Arrived at Heathrow for trip to Monte Carlo. Getting here at 5:50 am I figured that it would be me and the cleaners - the place is _packed_. Lady on the baggage checking tells me that it’s crushed from 5am until 8:30, due to cheap flights and people getting connecting flights.
40 minutes to get through passport control and security. It’s a really de-humanizing process which makes you think that there’s some sort of psychological game going on here to pacify people before they travel. A horrible process that I’m in no hurry to repeat.
This brings goatse back into my mind (*shudder*) and finally gets me to extract one of the photos I took at the amazing Bestival last year.
In the middle of site was a 9-foot-ish sculpture (for want of a better word) of the word Bestival that Bestival goers were free to decorate as they saw fit.
Looking it over I came across a goatse and the .cx domain label. As we know, it comes up in the most unlikely places.
Happily after I walked away, it was gone from my mind and the madness of Bestival continued.
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