iPod iChing - what is the harm?

Oh, mighty iPod, it is a sunny, scary friday, and we ask hubmly:
is dark energy really bad for astronomy?

Whoosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.

The SDM riff

  • The Covering: Lullaby of London - Pogues
  • The Crossing: Pearly Dewdrops' Drops - Cocteau Twins
  • The Crown: There's No One Like Me
  • The Root: Í Grænni Lautu
  • The Past: Take Down the Union Jack - Billy Bragg
  • The Future: Like Soldiers Do - Billy Bragg
  • The Questioner: Colpito qui m'avete - Pavarotti
  • The House: Mr Parmacist - The Fall
  • The Inside: Recitar!... Vesti la giubba - Pavarotti
  • The Outcome: One Better Day - Madness

So, not good, eh?

As always, the Key as explained by Sean

Galactic Interactions and Cosmic Variance speak out.

The Future

Nothing is clear in this tactical unclear war
I can't be bothered to find out
What we are fighting for
No one can win this war of the senses
I see no reason to drop my defences
So stand fast my emotions,
Rally round my shaking heart

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