Post Whatever You Are Thinking At This Very Moment

[Was I ever any good]

Fi's post gave me the willies!

Lucky you

 

[Orange Crush]

Lucky you

Trust you! I'm sorry you didn't get the willies

 

[Light Housework]

Diddy Dodders is losing it.
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I hope she doesn’t say that to a psychiatrist. Not last summer, but the summer before, I picked up my phone to look at Instagram, and a woman’s voice in the hall shouted ‘Instacrack!’. Then a door slammed. That voice doesn’t live here. It makes no sense, other than that it was an occurrence like Fiona’s. I didn’t tell my psychiatrist. I’ve only heard voices on three occasions. That was one of them. The other two, were when I was in the Vancouver’s downtown east side, and was trying to calm an angry woman down, and a female voice said “Let’s make friends.”, and another time, I was walking fast to catch a bus home, and a female voice said “You can catch it if you run.”. No, I didn’t tell my shrink. It was all in the space of a week in the summer of 2022.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

Oh Kate

So sad to hear this! It brought tears to my eyes!!

 

[Was I ever any good]

What’s happened?

 

[nicky wire's legs]

What’s happened?

Do you live under a rock?!

 

[Was I ever any good]

You know fine well that I do.

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

I can't stand Bob Dylan. He is such a dork.

Don't care much for the Beatles either. Overrated.

In their time though? In general, pop was better then, or at least up to the 80’s. Even the
crap back then was better than what’s passing for the best these days.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

I can't stand Bob Dylan. He is such a dork.

Don't care much for the Beatles either. Overrated.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

WE LOVE YOU, KATE!!!!!!!!

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

KATE FOREVER !!!

 

[Redacted]

Diddy Dodders is losing it.
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It was Morrissey wanting to do another interview

 

[Barking]

I have never cared for Sinatra and now that I've read the lyrics of "I've got a crush on you" I don't think I ever will...

"-It's not that you're attractive...
-Well you can f. right off then!"

Up there with the lyrics to My funny Valentine...Chet can make me forget anything tho, Frank Sinatra doesn't have that effect on me at all.

("Informative")
(You bet.)

 

[caramel sea salt]

In their time though? In general, pop was better then, or at least up to the 80’s. Even the
crap back then was better than what’s passing for the best these days.

Let's face it, the Beatles were a bit reductive. The only thing that was fresh and exciting about them was that they were British and dorky.

 

[Born to Harangue]

One person above is blaming Frank Sinatra for lyrics written by Ira Gershwin and Lorenz Hart and the other apparently hasn’t heard much of The Beatles’ music post-1965, and is addressing the post to a person who believes hardly any good music has been made in the past 25 years (not that they have to listen to a lot of it to know that, they just know). Bad takes galore . Reductive, even!

 

[Gregor Samsa]

I have never cared for Sinatra and now that I've read the lyrics of "I've got a crush on you" I don't think I ever will...

"-It's not that you're attractive...
-Well you can f. right off then!"

Up there with the lyrics to My funny Valentine...Chet can make me forget anything tho, Frank Sinatra doesn't have that effect on me at all.

("Informative")
(You bet.)

I would recommend listening to the near-perfect Sinatra albums Only the Lonely, No One Cares and Where Are You, for a start. He was a sensational artist throughout his career, but he peaked in the 50’s with the thematic torch song albums of lost love and existential dread. Oh, and like Born said, Frank didn’t write lyrics. But he damn sure lived them.

 

[caramel sea salt]

Hey Jude - worst song ever recorded!

 

[caramel sea salt]

Actually, no.

Song 2 by Blur is the worst song ever!

 

[caramel sea salt]

And What's Up by 4 Non Blondes

 

[Lucifer Sam]

I would’ve thought Bob Dylan rated non-dorky with you. He is, after all, 1. a Jew, 2. a supporter of the state of Israel, and 3. a convert to evangelical Christianity. That seems like a trifecta in your book. His singing, I realize, does seem to grate on some people, but Bowie (not a dork) appreciated his “voice like sand and glue.”