Where the hell did I leave those
Weapons of destruction?
I could have swore that I left them 'round here somewhere.
Did I leave them in the car?
Did they fall down the back of the sofa?
I could have swore that I left them 'round here somewhere.
Where'd I loose my head?
It was screwed... up.
I sure can't wait for this to blow over.
Weapons of destruction?
I could have swore that I left them 'round here somewhere.
Did I leave them in the car?
Did they fall down the back of the sofa?
I could have swore that I left them 'round here somewhere.
Where'd I loose my head?
It was screwed... up.
I sure can't wait for this to blow over.
Contributed by Alessandro - 2008/10/17 - 21:23
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Album "Under The Fog"
Un brano ironico dedicato - ricordate? - al balletto sull'esistenza o meno delle armi di distruzione di massa di Saddam...
Istruzioni simili vennero impartite nelle scuole britanniche in base al programma "Protect and Survive".
(da en.wikipedia)
Inutile dire che istruzioni del genere erano ridicole e prive di senso alcuno, a meno che qualcuno non ritenga che a Hiroshima e Nagasaki non si salvò nessuno perchè i giapponesi non avevano un programma "duck and cover"...
"Duck & Cover", il video educational predisposto dal governo nel 1950 la cui visione fu imposta per anni in tutte le scuole primarie degli USA...
(Alessandro)