Well all Right
going back to
I hazarded five inspired guesses
"It might be "Message To The (Solar) Wind"
or "A Million Degrees And Getting Warmer"
Or "Mars Bound"??,
"The circle Is Huge"
No judging by the trajectory it's probably "Always On the Bright side""
SM said
"No, no and no." did he really mean"no,no,no, no and no"??? or perhaps he is digitally challenged!!
But I don't yet see why Madame Hoover's Spin Spin should get all the honours
and I can't let Laurel get away with guessing all of these!!
In My Not So Humble Opinion
I still think my "Always On the Bright side"
is the better answer
This was clearly the thoughts of a spaceman looking out of the porthole whilst sitting on the starboard
(no make that sunboard) side of his spaceship
Which reminds me of the old chestnut about the derivation of the word ""posh"
which can add snme "spice" to your vocabulary
(Mrs David Beckham). geddit??
According to
dictionary.com:-
"A popular theory holds that it is derived from the initials of Port Out
Starboard Home, the cooler, and thus more expensive, side of ships traveling
between England and India in the mid-19th century. The acronym POSH
was supposedly stamped on the tickets of first-class passengers traveling
on that side of ships owned by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company. No known evidence supports this theory, however"
Just thought you'd like to know
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