What happens outside where you live?

[bodie]

^ and you live nowhere near a rail track 

[Semicolon]

^ and you live nowhere near a rail track 

That would make me wonder.

['andersom']

The night is being the night.
And my green garbage bin is still in the garden. I should have rolled it to the road.
Now there is hoping that I will not forget to do that tomorrow morning.

Do it before you forget!

I did not forget. 

[Semicolon]

The night is being the night.
And my green garbage bin is still in the garden. I should have rolled it to the road.
Now there is hoping that I will not forget to do that tomorrow morning.

Do it before you forget!

I did not forget. 

[Queen Victoria]

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing. 

[odeon]

^ and you live nowhere near a rail track 

That would have been awesome.

['andersom']

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

[Semicolon]

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

['andersom']

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

[Semicolon]

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

They redefine "in" as "out" and vice versa, then they march in again.

['andersom']

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

They redefine "in" as "out" and vice versa, then they march in again.

Oh no, you blasphemer. You are adapting the text to your own needs. I am sure Saints do other things too, like suffering, being brave maidens, scrubbing floors, bashing heads in of blasphemers, things like that.
And lots of contemplation, of course.

[Semicolon]

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

They redefine "in" as "out" and vice versa, then they march in again.

Oh no, you blasphemer. You are adapting the text to your own needs. I am sure Saints do other things too, like suffering, being brave maidens, scrubbing floors, bashing heads in of blasphemers, things like that.
And lots of contemplation, of course.

Where does it say that in the song? I shall defend the faith from your apocrypha!

['andersom']

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

They redefine "in" as "out" and vice versa, then they march in again.

Oh no, you blasphemer. You are adapting the text to your own needs. I am sure Saints do other things too, like suffering, being brave maidens, scrubbing floors, bashing heads in of blasphemers, things like that.
And lots of contemplation, of course.

Where does it say that in the song? I shall defend the faith from your apocrypha!

You are the one messing with the original text. Replacing in for out and vice versa. This isn't a Katy Perry song, you know.

[Semicolon]

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

They redefine "in" as "out" and vice versa, then they march in again.

Oh no, you blasphemer. You are adapting the text to your own needs. I am sure Saints do other things too, like suffering, being brave maidens, scrubbing floors, bashing heads in of blasphemers, things like that.
And lots of contemplation, of course.

Where does it say that in the song? I shall defend the faith from your apocrypha!

You are the one messing with the original text. Replacing in for out and vice versa. This isn't a Katy Perry song, you know.

I have only modernized it, in keeping with its original intent.

['andersom']

I stopped for a few moments while driving by the Saints Training Camp and watched them practicing.

What does the training of Saints entail, and what did they practice, when you drove by.

I am completely intrigued by the thought that one can watch the progress of saints in the making.

Here a kid went out of the door to school, two cats went out for a stroll, and for the rest, all is quiet. OK, there is some wind and birds, I hear a blackbird singing love songs, but nothing unusual outside.

They were marching, as saints do.

Saints only march in. What do they do when they are inside? And how do they get outside again?

They redefine "in" as "out" and vice versa, then they march in again.

Oh no, you blasphemer. You are adapting the text to your own needs. I am sure Saints do other things too, like suffering, being brave maidens, scrubbing floors, bashing heads in of blasphemers, things like that.
And lots of contemplation, of course.

Where does it say that in the song? I shall defend the faith from your apocrypha!

You are the one messing with the original text. Replacing in for out and vice versa. This isn't a Katy Perry song, you know.

I have only modernized it, in keeping with its original intent.

You need to be back in pre-kindergarten daycare. You are missing out on the basics. Back to the books with contradictions. There you will see that "in" is the opposite of "out".

I am awaiting the return from the real Weeble, to tell you how wrong you are.