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the tragical and comical episodes of (yet) another american in paris.
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recently finished reading
- pride & prejudice. jane austen.
- persuasion. jane austen.
- fluke, or, i know why the winged whale sings. christopher moore.
- issue #18. buffy season 8.
- mary shelley and the curse of frankenstein: the monsters. dorothy & thomas hoobler.
- time of your life. part 1&2. buffy season 8.
- memoires of a geisha. arthur golden.
- tale of the body thief. anne rice.
- wicked. gregory macguire.
- son of a witch. gregory macguire.
saving for a trip to oz
4 comments:
I hope you elbowed him a few times. Very hard. ;)
it's impossible Kylie. those guys are EVERYWHERE at EVERY CONCERT!
There are Americans that do this too--eg: at an REM concert at the Target Center, during their "popular" phase, we had 2 numbskulls sitting behind us screaming every word to the new album while standing and sort of vibrating, not to the beat. When they played older stuff, the idiots sat and talked.
Soooo, when they got to "It's the End of the World As We Know It (and I feel fine)", my friend and I turned pointedly around and screamed every single word of that very wordy song right at their stupid heads.
They got the point and stopped "singing".
If I wanted to hear them sing, I would have paid them. I had come for Michael Stipe, as I know you went to hear Bjorn Kjell Sven Ole Bjorksdattersragnarson. Or whatever. (At one time I knew his name.)
Björn Ulvaeus? but he's part of ABBA. (don't be concerned, i had to look that up.) - and they're swedish.
but A-HA -Morten Harket, Magne (Mags) Furuholmen, and Pål Waaktaar-Savoy are norwegian. and i bet they eat meatballs at every holiday too.
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