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[smiletara]

I raise my eyebrows and grip the dashboard
You take the bends like you built the roadToday while I was engaged in endless boring filing I decided it would be basically the coolest thing ever to make a mix cd of songs that reference Oscar Wilde. So far as I understand it mix cds are mostly meant to be used as a tool in the dating game, and I’m not

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[theladytrinity]

I guess the use of CDs to attract mates only works for certain people. If you ask me, mixes are far better for driving.

[anonymous]

Morrissey's Sources

This is a list of sources that Morrissey stole for Smiths and solo songs. There's some Wilde stuff there, although some of it seems a bit stretchy.

Seth

[smiletara]

Oh yes, I've seen this site before, though I'm not entirely sure all the supposed references on it seem likely- but if even some of them are likely, it makes me decidedly impressed with Morrissey's general coolnes/ source material.

[anonymous]

Stole from, that is.

-Seth

[smiletara]

Dyanne protests that my pre-post quote does not match my entry, so I have promised clarification, because really it does match, if only in my head! "I raise my eyebrows and grip the dashboard/ you take the bends like you built the road" (from "The Perfect Crime", Lucksmiths)is a lyric that reminds me of being driven home- and I was first thinking of how many oscar wilde referencing songs there are when I was riding home with seth and nick the other night. So it makes sense. See Dyanne?

NO

[ticketsonmyself]

YOUR HEAD IS WRONG

...whatever you say, dude :)

Re: NO

[smiletara]

I hate you. But I love your new icon. Where in the fuck do you find this stuff?

Re: NO

[ticketsonmyself]

It's from Edward Gorey's The Doubtful Guest (twerpface)

[anonymous]

Interviews, biatch

_Seth_

[smiletara]

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