John Watt
Member
It has been revealed today that the executive officers of the Southern Alabama,
lower tier lawn-mower racing association, mostly former N.A.S.A. scientists,
have decided against lengthening the water pit as a way to further their sport,
and have decided to build a nuclear organ for world peace.
N.A.S.A. is co-operating, donating empty missile tube and silo shielding,
from decommissioned nuclear bomb sites, and submarines.
This is creating a global demand for world peace, almost immediately, from other countries,
especially countries considered to be cold war and potential cold war enemies.
Russia is pledging to donate the biggest and longest irradiated tubes to America,
saying their glow wouldn't need further nuclear enhancements.
Japan wants to send all the tubing from it's nuclear plant meltdown.
Germany is finding you don't need heat to beat metric nuclear waste to American measure.
The Swedish Bikini Team has been photographed on what's left of Bikini Atoll,
struggling a little in the water, actually having to swim for the first time,
looking for first-use nuclear remnants to use as keys and stops.
Even Canadian authorities are considering cutting American pipes at the border,
and sending them down, thinking deep, deep bass, even if the tone is a little oily.
However, all participants are not only amused and entertained, but a little astounded,
to see an unknown keyboardist hovering around them, breathing life into their vision.
They sense some history, they feel some artistry, but they still think only electricity,
and are desperately trying to contact Master John Alexander Hay Watt,
when he just wants to play electric guitar.
What can possibly happen, and who can finalize this organ organization's organ?
It is known that strange things can happen while you're playing in a Cathedral,
and the colliders of nuclear sliders with hot air stops is sure to release a black hole tone.
Coming soon through the earth to you.
lower tier lawn-mower racing association, mostly former N.A.S.A. scientists,
have decided against lengthening the water pit as a way to further their sport,
and have decided to build a nuclear organ for world peace.
N.A.S.A. is co-operating, donating empty missile tube and silo shielding,
from decommissioned nuclear bomb sites, and submarines.
This is creating a global demand for world peace, almost immediately, from other countries,
especially countries considered to be cold war and potential cold war enemies.
Russia is pledging to donate the biggest and longest irradiated tubes to America,
saying their glow wouldn't need further nuclear enhancements.
Japan wants to send all the tubing from it's nuclear plant meltdown.
Germany is finding you don't need heat to beat metric nuclear waste to American measure.
The Swedish Bikini Team has been photographed on what's left of Bikini Atoll,
struggling a little in the water, actually having to swim for the first time,
looking for first-use nuclear remnants to use as keys and stops.
Even Canadian authorities are considering cutting American pipes at the border,
and sending them down, thinking deep, deep bass, even if the tone is a little oily.
However, all participants are not only amused and entertained, but a little astounded,
to see an unknown keyboardist hovering around them, breathing life into their vision.
They sense some history, they feel some artistry, but they still think only electricity,
and are desperately trying to contact Master John Alexander Hay Watt,
when he just wants to play electric guitar.
What can possibly happen, and who can finalize this organ organization's organ?
It is known that strange things can happen while you're playing in a Cathedral,
and the colliders of nuclear sliders with hot air stops is sure to release a black hole tone.
Coming soon through the earth to you.