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January 26, 2012
The word-salad stalker is back.
Up to two per day again, as well. The second of today's emails: Above an excess sneaks the wine. How will the leak associate the Whatever protocol doubles an amber theater. The bond horde hums beneath A blind
Posted by Melissa Price at 02:41 PM
January 20, 2012
tend to stick with what strikes me as true ... some days i'd rather shrug it off ... but i have never been much of a shrugger
email sent re their lyrics yesterday: a lot of kid-a and post- r and ty lyrics are "about" a few things, usually at once: 1. degradation of environment, global warming (ok well thinking mostly of cymbal rush )
Posted by Melissa Price at 10:34 PM
January 19, 2012
Posted by Melissa Price at 06:45 PM
The subtle turns of phrase
"Say you love me, say you love me, let's just say you loved me." -- Mark Mulcahy let's just say you loved me so simple, Scottish Mist sublime
Posted by Melissa Price at 11:59 AM
January 11, 2012
Pop de siecle
Disclaimer: This is about no one I know. Was skimming trashy celebrituh mags while in line at the market (shhh). King Lucien was not the only roil around, that was for sure. But he was the cockiest, and that meant girded loins for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sure he dressed okay, what with the crimson pleather, the indigo ring sutured just beneath the sin, fit to bear poison for a marquis or two, sure his larks traded tongues with hummingbirds, if you know what we mean; we don't. And yeah if you were going to be picky about it, I mean if you were really going to dig it, whatever it was, running a close second, just beyond the horehound smoker's liquid palliatives, beyond the tinctured white pillow of whosebeganit, you just did, that's all. All puffed up it was, even they were aware, but sometimes it was best to let one over, you know? For the fun of it. Everything else was constructed to throw ladies off their feet, which was funny, given evolution and all, given turrets and gussets, given cannonballs and liquored up archdukes. See, he wasn't ordinary was the thing and his minions kept the beat or else -- off-kilter for the one-offs, last grimy bicycle leaned up against the bargain-bin, petrified toffee in exchange for homages, all under the table, jittery and uberengineered. Oh sure, the suburbs were onto him -- and even though none of that mattered he thought it did, he thought so little and off he streaked for the BIG CITY. Ask him what he thinks now and all he can do is mumble and shout and spit out a load of bloody teeth. But it's him, still him, and that's worth something, not much. He will will will give you what-for.
Posted by Melissa Price at 12:42 PM
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