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You lot. You spend all your time thinking about dying. Like you’re going to get killed by eggs or beef or global warming or asteroids. But you never take the time to imagine the impossible.
That maybe you survive.
This is the year 5.5 slash Apple slash 26. Five billion years in your future. And this is the day— hold on. This is the day the sun expands. Welcome to the end of the world.
Taken in April 2015, Dewsbury is a 2 platform railway station on the Leeds - Manchester main line. Opened on the 18 September 1848, the stat
Platform No 1 by HariesAutoMoto
Guests are reminded that Platform 1 forbids the use of weapons, teleportation and religion.
The End of the World, Doctor Who
Platform 1 Jessica Bishopp Through the hatch of a café kiosk at the train station on platform 1, the film unearths the treasures of the everyday. People who make the early morning daily commute, half asleep and pensive, reveal personal stories, hopes and fears. Directed, Produced, Filmed and Edited by Jessica Bishopp http://ift.tt/1UUYeNF Sound Design & Sound Mix - Fourpin Sound www.fourpinsound.com Music - Maxwell Sweeney With thanks to Talkies Community Cinema www.talkies.org.uk Short Sighted Cinema http://ift.tt/1lOJ9ax Marc Isaacs Annita
It seems rather convenient that the Sun Filter on Platform 1 was so easily deactivated by a little metal spider pressing a single key, but Mr. Blue Skin couldn't put it back up by mashing multiple buttons
So I got asked to journey beyond the realms of Zone 5 last week to give a talk to students of Platform 1, a music programme down on the beautiful Isle of Wight. I talked for what seemed like five minutes but was actually two hours, and got some ace questions to boot. A great bunch of people, and a terrific experience. They even helped me pick out an opening track for the show tonight - do listen in.
On another note and far greater import than the educational well-being of future generations, one of our listeners has sent in this rather magnificent picture of Hudson pulling off a 10 out of 10 reverse-Superman. Thanks for listening Dee. Here's what we played last night by the way. We've got Gene Simmons on the show tonight by the way. /DL
