bodysnatcher wrote:Gigaton is a reference to Bammer's nutsac
That’s 2 GT to you, playa.
And by the way for anyone concerned over white people preaching about climate change, remember that both Boom and Mike are not white so we’re good.
mike is so white he's practically clear
So you get what I’m saying
None of them are human
Ed = cigarette butt that gets smoked by a homeless dude
Matt = a robot impersonating a human impersonating a robot
Mike = a jellyfish
Jeff = a preliminary sketch of Mt Rushmore
Stone = a vibrator
Boom = that weird feeling when someone shakes your hand a little too long
The Nordaustlandet ice cap gushes high volumes of meltwater. Even though this was taken just 600 miles from the North Pole the temperature was in the high 60’s. The Arctic could be completely devoid of sea ice during the summer months in the next 10 to 20 years. This striking scene is a reminder of the fragility of this icy ecosystem.
We have heard from relatively reliable sources that the album is going to be a tad quieter than what we’re used to. There has been speculation amongst fans, and perhaps a little hope too, that with the current political situation in the United States, the new album was going to be a little more on the angry side, like what we saw with Avocado.
Seems wildly speculative, but that's something Ive want for years....
So, we’ve seen the melting of the polar ice caps in reference to gigaton ( more than likely a song name ). The electrocardiograph is possibly the album reference - The electrocardiogram translates the heart's electrical activity into line tracings on paper. The spikes and dips in the line tracings are called waves. The P wave is a record of the electrical activity through the upper heart chambers (atria). We all know Ed loves waves. Who wants to bet that in the coming weeks we get more cryptic scavenger hunts pointing us at song titles on an album that is going to try and makes us more aware of a dying planet and that one of the is going to have something to do with the rainforest and another the ocean and hell, let’s throw Australia in there also?
Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Thank god Pearl Jam made an album about climate change. I'd never have known of it's existence otherwise.
SAID NOBODY EVER
I had never seen that picture before and was not aware of the massive ice waterfalls...I knew this shit was melting and breaking off, but how fast and close was an eye opener. I also was not aware of the relationship between gigaton and climate, nor the Walmart initiative.
Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Thank god Pearl Jam made an album about climate change. I'd never have known of it's existence otherwise.
SAID NOBODY EVER
I had never seen that picture before and was not aware of the massive ice waterfalls...I knew this shit was melting and breaking off, but how fast and close was an eye opener. I also was not aware of the relationship between gigaton and climate, nor the Walmart initiative.
What the fuck is a Walmart?
Rangi Guy wrote:So skating back to the train station after work today things went wrong.....now my skateboard is at the bottom of the harbour
Thanks to Pearl Jam for identifying this problem, and more importantly, providing suggested solutions that can remedy the problem.
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Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Thank god Pearl Jam made an album about climate change. I'd never have known of it's existence otherwise.
SAID NOBODY EVER
I had never seen that picture before and was not aware of the massive ice waterfalls...I knew this shit was melting and breaking off, but how fast and close was an eye opener. I also was not aware of the relationship between gigaton and climate, nor the Walmart initiative.
