"You better not go up there and become like everybody else," Mr. Rubio said, describing the message he had heard.
We weren't meant to go up there, but it became our smoking spot.
He believed that the group and its music would become classics, up there with Beethoven, Bach and company, and he tried to sway everyone to that opinion.
The volcanic plume contains a lot of sulfur, he said, "that can become an aerosol up there that hangs around a long time reflecting sunlight".
At the same time the exact opposite scenario - the gratuitous shot of a female spectator - has become a sporting cliche, up there with the anodyne post-match interview with Liverpool's Steven Gerrard ("They wanted it more. They came to play and we simply left it in the locker room").
"Everyone who was in it up there became a star," she said.
Some of the rock up there had become so unstable that whole hunks of the terrain were moving like glaciers.
The RAF invited me up there to become a kind of honorary group captain for the air cadets," says Hoy. "So many other things have happened.
I knew Ms Markwell had to be part of this exciting venture when I read her recent feature on The Chadwick Oven, a £360 stove-top pizza oven which, by the time she'd applied her own particular elaborate justifications, had become a profoundly sensible investment, up there with, say, using your annual Isa allowance.
All the normal everyday things that we often don't value here, up there, they become most important".
