Звиздужин...(old)

[zvizda]

пришла

дура, блин
я вся перепугалась

[zvizda]

[zvizda]

(Ласка! В след.раз буду звать тебя к себе на ручки, это не значит, что я назвала тебя кобылой)

[zvizda]

aww

[Alter Ego]

Хрю!

[zvizda]

(пододвигает Альтеру Эго блюдечко с тёплым молочком)

[Alter Ego]

(пододвигает Альтеру Эго блюдечко с тёплым молочком)

О! А можно мне ещё мёда туда?

[zvizda]

О! А можно мне ещё мёда туда?

(спрятала руки за спиной) Меняю мёд на анальгин...
Го-ло-ва мо-я. :18: И дaже как-то немного обидно, что незамужем. Некому не дать. :18: :qw:

[zvizda]

Голова прошла. Совсем прошла, однако. Жаль, что я не замужем. :krut: Ах, да..о чём это я. А, во:


"I've conquered my mind, wait for my soul
Silence is all, there's no hope, lost all control
Twilight has come, the ultimate nightmare is here
Inherit the dark side of life, the hunted is near

Nowhere to run, no where to dwell
Once struck by the furious pain.
This can't be real!

The dark side
Has taken over me
I feel the beast inside me come to life
As I leave the human soul

Frightened by shadows, fiends from within

The gloomy eyes I see, caused by the never ending sin
So cold the night, burning sensations are coming through
A new dawn will break, hope will arrive but nightfall too

Can't see the light, a shelter of emptiness
Awakened by powers buried deep inside of me!

I wake up in anguish...cold sweat and shattered thoughts

Nowhere to run, nowhere to dwell,
Once struck by the furious pain.
This can't be real!

The dark side
Has taken over me
I feel the beast inside me come to life
As I leave the human soul..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-8i7tqC3Co


:mizik2:

[zvizda]

Крутое видео. Предпоследний старт [Discovery].

[..is a stunning, one-of-a-kind, four-minute chronicle of Discovery’s trip from the Orbiter Processing Facility to the pad, beginning with the "rollover" to the Vehicle Assembly Building on February 22 and ending with the STS-131 launch on April 5. (See the video at right.)

In this unique time-lapse video created from thousands of individual frames, photographers Scott Andrews, Stan Jirman and Philip Scott Andrews condense six weeks of painstaking work into three minutes, 52 seconds (read here how they did it). The action starts in the hangar-like Orbiter Processing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, where Discovery has been outfitted for its STS-131 mission. The vehicle is then towed to the 525-foot-high Vehicle Assembly Building, hoisted into a vertical position and lowered onto its external fuel tank and twin solid rocket boosters. Then it’s off to the pad on the giant Mobile Launcher Platform, where the shuttle is encased in its protective Rotating Service Structure until just before launch on April 5, 2010. The film ends with a glimpse of Discovery and the STS-131 astronauts coming in for a landing 15 days later, back in Florida where it all started.]
http://www.airspacemag.com/space-exp...ime-Lapse.html