1. I gave up on travel sickness pills, probably because I had them when I was younger and they were supposed to be strawberry flavour ones that you chew. Made me feel worse.

    I suffer mainly in cars and buses/coaches. I'm happy to be sick in someone's car, or out of the window if I'm quick, but I will absolutely not risk it on public transport. I felt sick on an early train once, but we hit a signal failure and were sitting on the tracks for 20 minutes, so it subsided. But I was definitely ready to go to the toilet

    And I assumed it would carry over to planes, so just took the 'safer' option for me and didn't go to sleep. I don't know why it only occurs in the first 3-4 hours after sleeping. But I'd rather be safe than covered in sick.
  2. Originally posted by KieranU2:I have a feeling that I may get jetlag this time because I arrive back in Edinburgh at 8am and I leave Florida at 3pm their time. So it's pretty much a full day of travelling.

    There you are That's the situation when you get it

  3. Sorry to hear about your travel sickness, Kieran and Tim
  4. Although, that was pretty much the same situation the last time I went to America and I never got jetlag... You never know, could happen this time. Going for the hat-trick this time!

    Ah, I had similar travel sickness tablets which made me feel sick as soon as I took them, then made me feel terrible later on. Even the thought of them make me feel a little sick.
  5. Well, I was destroyed flying from Dominican Republic; departure at 18:00 local time, we arrived to Madrid at 11:30 more or so. And I was... well, destroyed. Moreover I was too young by then, and i couldn't party hard to get rid of it... so it was terrible. Let's hope it doesn't happen to you


    Mercury seems pretty stable at 23ºC and I doubt it'll go much lower, so it's time to go to bed. See you all tomorrow or whenever Much love to all
  6. Originally posted by KieranU2:Ah, I had similar travel sickness tablets which made me feel sick as soon as I took them, then made me feel terrible later on. Even the thought of them make me feel a little sick.


    Yeah, those were the work of the devil. Horrible.

    Goodnight Sergio
  7. Thank you for your consideration!

    See you later, Sergio! I'm off myself – absolutely knackered!

    Good night all
  8. Goodnight
  9. Originally posted by LikeASong:Forget about it, it's a hoax.

    I was going to post this, but decided to do a bit of research before:

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    It seems the actual day is not today but October 21st 2015

    That date is just because Marty wanted to see the insane PJ show that took place yesterday.
  10. I wonder if I'm on the brink of a new U2 period. I haven't listened to them that much lately, but I just really felt like putting the Mexico DVD on, so I did.
  11. Just to give a tiny bit of perspective of how vast the possibilities of music are... If you have seven notes and eight places to put them in there is a total number of 5,764,801 combinations. That is if my mathematics don't fail me. Keep searching for that perfect hook!
  12. No, because you rarely (if at all) use the 7 notes in a song. Unless you're Muse and you're composing Origin Of Symmetry or something.

    But then again, there's sharps and flats... And there's more than 1 octave... And there's different time signatures, and different keys (even inside the same song), etc etc.

    Music is, basically... Infinite.