Sunshine

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On a rainy day

ChrisHowlett has got it. He also notes that, despite it being the month of May, it is actually cold outside.

Garbled wonders on the type and amount of atmosphere, probably but not absolutely to himself.

Kazuhiko: Three bags of atmosphere please.

: ShopKeeper: Plain or smoggy?

Kazuhiko: Plain please, the other just doesn't agree with me for some reason.

: ShopKeeper: There you go, that will be Ł3.21

Garbled requests passage on an unanchored vehicle, outwards bound to a more equatorial, humourous and warmer clime.

: You'd be hard pressed to find a climate more humourous than this. --Vitenka (It's black humour)

You are my Sunshine, my only Sunshine,
You make me happy when skies are grey.
You'll never know, dear, how much I love you;
Please don't take my Sunshine away...

: Not actually a very sunny song if you see the whole thing - [here] are all the lyrics. I suspect it is nonetheless an approved song among some ToothyWikizens who like depressed stuff... MJ

Curl up in a sunbeam, go fish for pretty stars,
float through empty spaces, carve music with a knife.
Stroke the moon's quicksilver, free genies from their jars,
step out of the rainbow, fade back to real life.

I ain't happy, I'm feeling glad
I got Sunshine, in a bag
I'm useless, but not for long
The future is coming on

I always heard that as I'm happy, I'm feeling glad.. - SunKitten

: Nah, that would actually make sense... --Kazuhiko

Is it just me who thinks that changing "real life" to "RealLife" in song lyrics might be overdoing the Wikification process a little? ;) It's fine with single-word Wiki pages (eg Sunshine in the lyrics above), but certainly I for one would read the lyric "step out of the rainbow, fade back to real life" fractionally differently to "step out of the rainbow, fade back to RealLife."... It's a subtle difference, but it makes one DoubleTake for a moment and think "Did the songwriter actually write in WikiWords?" Or is it just me? --AlexChurchill
Yes, sorry. I didn't really look at the context of the words. --M-A

: Personally, I rather like it. --Vitenka