Tabaluga's

@TAB well I'm glad you got food, kinda need it to survive 😂.

Thankyou tab's. Train chasing sounds fun, glad it got you outdoors and gave you a smile. Making a shelter at home could be something to keep busy. That urine smell is the worst.

You too @MissGremlin 

@Emelia8 hey hunny! yes there are still some kinks in the wheel so to speak re the site but i am just glad to be back on talking with friends again! i am now bunniless :( they have all gone to bunny heaven. i dont think at this stage i will be getting any more but i do give regularly to two rabbit sancturys which makes me feel happy..... luckily for me though my eldest son has a toy poodle who comes over for regular visits! he is delightful bright and sweet and funny :) so i feel a bit like a grandma lol!xx

Fish and chips sounds good @heartathome ! Enjoy

@TAB

You reminded me with the urine smell comment - I read part of an article the other day about people who wear nappies to concerts so they can be front row and stay there the duration...

One of the musos commented that you can smell it from the stage!!

People are awful lol

re shelter , could position it to keep sun off house in Summer @MissGremlin 

jeez @StuF yeah people are strange. esp in crowds

"Yes, people's behavior often changes in crowds due to psychological shifts like anonymity, shared social identity, and emotional contagion. Individuals may feel less personally accountable, conform quickly to group norms, or adopt the heightened emotional state of those around them. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Jim Morrison viewed crowds through the lens of collective psychology, viewing large audiences as single entities subject to emotional manipulation, theatrical deconstruction, or physical liberation. [1, 2, 3]

Psychological Views and Theories

• Crowd Mentality: Influenced by college readings like Norman O. Brown’s Life Against Death, Morrison believed crowds possessed unified personalities and neuroses that could be steered or provoked.
• The Shamanic Role: He saw the frontman's job not just as entertainment, but as a ritualistic leader guiding mass emotional states. [1, 2, 3]

Onstage Dynamics and Confrontation

• Reducing to Absurdity: Later in his career, Morrison described large concerts as a "crowd phenomenon" separate from pure music, noting he sometimes intentionally pushed performances toward chaos or absurdity. [1, 2]
• 10th April 1970, Doors singer Jim Morrison was dragged off stage by keyboardist Ray Manzarek during a concert in Boston, after Morrison asked the audience, 'Would you like to see my genitals?

That would be good @TAB and it would help keep the house cooler.

@TAB

Yeah nah Jim. Keep it in your pants!

yeah just a matter of motivation and whether go through council or not oh and finances

@MissGremlin maybe could put some shadecloth upand work it out later.someone has had carport and back verandah here, can see where poles were cut off