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Stoner/Doom Bassists #65: Wasted Under the Brim

I always considered the sub disaster, blowing up on re entry, or being forced to drift into space with no way to stop some of the more doom ways to die.

Oblivion and the waiting for certain death are definitely high on the doom list of death.
But we don't talk about sub disasters in my family, brother in law is a navigator on a boomer so kinda gauche.
 
Buried alive or anyone of slowly running out of air so brutal. Or the lost in the desert, imagine no water and the headaches from dehydration

Just reminded me of Master and Commander where that guy grabs a cannonball and jumps over board. That gradual unrecoverable descent to the ocean floor, as the atmospheric pressure builds and the oxygen deprivation sets in.

This is exactly why I avoid sitting in pressurized tin cans with engines.

Oh I love flying, and Id totally volunteer for the proposed like multi year journey to mars. Too many firefly and Star Wars viewings.
 
The new Carvin guitar was waiting for me when I got back to the office from an appointment. The neck feels goooooood. Can't wait to tuner her up and try her out later this afternoon.

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Just reminded me of Master and Commander where that guy grabs a cannonball and jumps over board. That gradual unrecoverable descent to the ocean floor and pressure and oxygen deprivation freaky stuff.



Oh I love flying, and Id totally volunteer for the proposed like multi year journey to mars. Too many firefly and Star Wars viewings.

Anne Murray must be secretly a Demon or something, she get's mentioned, and the talk of Doomy Deaths comes up, lol

Man I am a terribly scared of heights, I watch a documentary on guys working on skyscrapers or soemthing high and what not and my palms start to sweat. We have season tickets to Busch Gardens and the Skyrides get to me, the thought that thing riding on the little part holding on to the cable is all holding me up, then the thought of those ones in Europe that go up the mountains, amn that is scary.
 
Just reminded me of Master and Commander where that guy grabs a cannonball and jumps over board. That gradual unrecoverable descent to the ocean floor, as the atmospheric pressure builds and the oxygen deprivation sets in.



Oh I love flying, and Id totally volunteer for the proposed like multi year journey to mars. Too many firefly and Star Wars viewings.

The flying thing terrifies the hell out of me. Its just not the heights that bother me, I just naturally believe everyone is incompetent. Including the pilot.