Count de Monet
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Sauk Drive (basically a LB on the 201) in Dublin. They sneer at rain.
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Some oblique R.E.M. references can be a little bit too oblique.Congratulations! You should be proud.
I feel fine.DoES wearing split toes signify the end of the world as we know it?
Some oblique R.E.M. references can be a little bit too oblique.
Oh well.
In the meantime, some simple props to occupy my time:
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putting on these just now, I had to readjust my hand to finish slipping on (shoe was in air rather than on ground). I had a quick thought of man a pull tab would help. Amiright @darkclassic ?
Like I said, it wasOnly if: This one goes out to the one I love
*** I'll admit that even I missed the first reference and I should know better being of a certain age (Gen X-er), having seen them (with the Indigo Girls) in 1989 at Madison Square Garden, a wife who is a big fan, and generally knowing all their songs.
Really?I feel fine.
So a year or two ago we’re in this music trivia thing and it comes down to one audio clip and it’s Mad World and every Brit in the room says it was a Tears for Fears song and every Yank, including me, says you’re crazy, that’s REM.
Turns out it was Gary Jules doing it on the Donnie Darko soundtrack. Turns out it was originally a Tears for for song but the Jules version sounds so much like REM that - as John Wayne said in Rio Bravo - “It'd be pretty close. I'd hate to have to live on the difference.”