Small music tidbit.

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Yeah, new member. I'll show up every now and then if I find anything else that piques my interest and hasn't been mentioned already.

You know that old music that plays during the credits of "A Big Piece of Garbage"?

The song's "We'll Meet Again". What's played appears to be by another singer, but the most famous delivery of the song is by Vera Lynn.

Kind of an unusual thing to notice, but for some reason this music kinda clicks with me. I rather enjoyed the similar song played at the end of a particular episode of the Sopranos.

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Originally posted by Lyth:
Yeah, new member. I'll show up every now and then if I find anything else that piques my interest and hasn't been mentioned already.

You know that old music that plays during the credits of "A Big Piece of Garbage"?

The song's "We'll Meet Again". What's played appears to be by another singer, but the most famous delivery of the song is by Vera Lynn.

Kind of an unusual thing to notice, but for some reason this music kinda clicks with me. I rather enjoyed the similar song played at the end of a particular episode of the Sopranos.

Hello Lyth, welcome to PEEL!

The Song "We'll meet again" was a reference to Dr. Stranglove. Come to think of it, Wernstrom does sound a lot like Dr. Strangelove, but that is just my opinion.

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Welcome to PEEL.

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Originally posted by Kristi:
Welcome to PEEL.

I can't help it, but I did notice that many of recent posts were like the one above...

Nothing wrong with that, however, it wasn't like that when I joined over a year ago...   

And now for no reason

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Welcome to PEEL, Lyth. Enjoy it here.

You're right about the song, but that's kinda old news around here. Most everything from season 1 has been examined and debated several times by now.

The song also played at the end of "Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb".

The song is probably meant as a reminder that the new trashteroid will return sometime in the future (but that's none of our concern, that's for the future to worry about).