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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 156467" data-attributes="member: 8">The Adapters - a story about change.First scene: some friends are in a karoake bar and one of the guys boos his friend because he doesn&#039;t get all the lyrics right.&quot;Are you too drunk to read the lyrics?&quot;&quot;But those were the lyrics&quot;&quot;Yeah, right. Let me get you another beer&quot;Later that night, alone in his flat, the guy puts on a record (his favourite LP) and he likes to sing along to the music.Suddenly he realizes that he&#039;s not singing the exact same lyrics as the ones coming out of the speakers. But that&#039;s impossible, he&#039;s heard the song a million times before.He plays the part again, and it&#039;s still the lyrics that weren&#039;t supposed to be there.In another part of the world someone notices that the eyes of the Mona Lisa have turned blue. Big alarm because they think the painting has been tainted or stolen and replaced with a copy.But after a thorough investigation it turns out it&#039;s the real thing, including the paint used for the eyes.In a native English country, some people start to use German words eventhough they&#039;ve never studied the German language.More panic in Australia, when all the kiwis taste like mandarins.In Finland there&#039;s a scream of terror when a person discovers that his face has turned black.Nothing makes sense anymore, but what could it be? And does this mean that everything has to be re-discovered?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 156467, member: 8"] The Adapters - a story about change. First scene: some friends are in a karoake bar and one of the guys boos his friend because he doesn't get all the lyrics right. "Are you too drunk to read the lyrics?" "But those [I]were[/I] the lyrics" "Yeah, right. Let me get you another beer" Later that night, alone in his flat, the guy puts on a record (his favourite LP) and he likes to sing along to the music. Suddenly he realizes that he's not singing the exact same lyrics as the ones coming out of the speakers. But that's impossible, he's heard the song a million times before. He plays the part again, and it's still the lyrics that weren't supposed to be there. In another part of the world someone notices that the eyes of the Mona Lisa have turned blue. Big alarm because they think the painting has been tainted or stolen and replaced with a copy. But after a thorough investigation it turns out it's the real thing, including the paint used for the eyes. In a native English country, some people start to use German words eventhough they've never studied the German language. More panic in Australia, when all the kiwis taste like mandarins. In Finland there's a scream of terror when a person discovers that his face has turned black. Nothing makes sense anymore, but what could it be? And does this mean that everything has to be re-discovered? [/QUOTE]

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