Tonight, this board reminds me of the Nashville bus station.

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

Doo bee doo bee doooooooooooo

Next time you go into a bus station or airport terminal, try to imagine the place being completely empty, with 1/8" of dust all over everything, a few chairs knocked over, some broken or cracked windows, etc.

Because one day, for some reason, it will look just like that.

I always see everything like that. Sometimes it's hard for me to see anything the normal way.

So do I.  Jenne says it's morbid as hell.  I view it as a kind of optimism.

Sometimes when I walk around cities, I imagine dodging chunks of concrete and plate glass from crumbling office towers. 

[Juana]

I tend to imagine that kind of decay spreading further through town ('cause like an eighth of downtown already looks like that) when I'm wandering around, too. Boarded up windows and doors, broken glass on the side walk, and all the houses collapsing inward.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I tend to imagine that kind of decay spreading further through town ('cause like an eighth of downtown already looks like that) when I'm wandering around, too. Boarded up windows and doors, broken glass on the side walk, and all the houses collapsing inward.

I do that sometimes.  And then I think, "DAMN!  I missed it!"

And then I'm all pissed off.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Doo bee doo bee doooooooooooo

Next time you go into a bus station or airport terminal, try to imagine the place being completely empty, with 1/8" of dust all over everything, a few chairs knocked over, some broken or cracked windows, etc.

Because one day, for some reason, it will look just like that.

I always see everything like that. Sometimes it's hard for me to see anything the normal way.

So do I.  Jenne says it's morbid as hell.  I view it as a kind of optimism.

As far as I can tell, it is.