I ignore him. he's worse than madonna. She's doing the old crucifixion crap again...he's acting all gay. So what! Just because he's doing some new tour.
There's nothing more mind-teasing than the incomprehensible eagerly avowed -
Dennett
There's nothing more mind-teasing than the incomprehensible eagerly avowed -
Dennett
I don't think it was planned - I think it's a case of his subconscious being out to get him (as it does at some point or other with all of us - it's just that his slips are bigger). The more successful he tries to be the more he scuppers it. I think this could be a sign of human-ness...
>> The high life <<
Wake me up before you turn go go
Gamma Butyrolactone (GBL), closely related to
GHB, is increasingly the drug of choice for
London's narcotic connoisseurs. It produces
a short, intense rush, heightens sexual
pleasure and is metabolised very quickly -
so almost impossible for, say, police to detect.
GBL does have one major side-effect. It induces
a deep, unrousable sleep which can come on
quite unexpectedly. Like, perhaps, when you're
a super-famous pop star driving home from a
night's cruising and the traffic lights in
front suddenly turn green...
It had been bugging me how someone could drive up to traffic lights perfectly well (one assumes) and then pass out into a stupor during the few seconds it takes to turn from red to green.
Not that I'm suggesting that the above might apply to anyone mentioned in this thread, whatever shape the name takes.
Oh... pardon me for the typo. I will be sure to spell it correctly from now on... I doubt it will improve his performance however. Do you?
Saw this on popbitch today - might explain a fair bit -
The high life
Wake me up before you turn go go
Gamma Butyrolactone (GBL), closely related to GHB, is increasingly the drug of choice for London's narcotic connoisseurs. It produces a short, intense rush, heightens sexual pleasure and is metabolised very quickly - so almost impossible for, say, police to detect.
GBL does have one major side-effect. It induces a deep, unrousable sleep which can come on quite unexpectedly. Like, perhaps, when you're a super-famous pop star driving home from a night's cruising and the traffic lights in front suddenly turn green...
It had been bugging me how someone could drive up to traffic lights perfectly well (one assumes) and then pass out into a stupor during the few seconds it takes to turn from red to green.
Not that I'm suggesting that the above might apply to anyone mentioned in this thread, whatever shape the name takes.
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Dennett
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