90% of the time, I loathe shopping.
I only like cd-shopping. That’s the other 10% of the time when I indulge in it with glee. :)
I guess I just dont have the patience to walk around for hours for clothes, and/or I just dont like a lot of clothes, and/or I’m disheartened by the gross number of clothes that I can’t fit.
Maybe I dont like clothes that much after all.
Snort.
But ah, I definitely have the patience for some cd browsing. Sweeeeet.
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Do you know that a flower starts to die (albeit slowly) once you extricate it from its place of birth? And I don’t mean marcotting or plant grafting or aeroponics or hydroponics.
I mean like extricating them and moving them into human hands.
(Which is the title of one of Sondre’s songs hooray!)
Don’t you know, when the flowers bloom they’re on the verge of death. Their obvious, open-mouthed plea for help has been masked by precise clinks of fine china and the strains of some violin.
“Phelp usss! Phleeaassee!” they cry in unison.
They can’t even enunciate properly because they’re uh, kinda tied up at the moment.
And all we do is peer adoringly into their faces of suffocating horror and coo at how lovely they bloom.
The deep redness of the roses, instead of being associated with red faces of suffocation and much huffing and puffing, are thought to signify passion.
“Are zes philthy phumans schtupidd or somefinksss?” they sob uncontrollably. “All of ze 99 of usss squashed up together! Her thorns are poking into my long thin body!”
“Dang, why put us next to those baby’s breath? Pooh! They stink up da place, yoZz!” says the lilies. “We so pretty, we da queen of serenity; ya gotta admire us in our simple simplicity!”
“You stupid dolt, never place us sunflowers in orange wrapping paper! It aint showing off our colour to the maximum!”
“Whaddaya mean ya gal aint no tulip-lovin’ mama? I be comin’ from da most respectable tulip garden in da whole of hollar-land, y’all! And now you be buyin’ me and chuckin’ me into garbage! Ah’m feelin’ downright mistreated, dude! Foul for us flowers!”
Ah well.
Such a high price for for the Fall of the Flowers on February Fourteenth.
Curse of the Golden Flower indeed eh.
At least there was a proper burial, I su’ppose.
Tsk.
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To make up for all my ungirlishness, here’s a really ah, sugary tune. -
Behold the way our fine feathered friend,
His virtue doth parade
Thou knowest not, my dim-witted friend
The picture thou hast made
Thy vacant brow, and thy tousled hair
Conceal thy good intent
Thou noble upright truthful sincere,
And slightly dopey gent
You’re my funny valentine,
Sweet comic valentine,
You make me smile with my heart.
Your looks are laughable, un-photographable,
Yet, you’re my favorite work of art.
Is your figure less than Greek?
Is your mouth a little weak?
When you open it to speak, are you smart?
But, don’t change a hair for me.
Not if you care for me.
Stay little valentine, stay!
Each day is Valentine’s Day
Is your figure less than Greek?
Is your mouth a little weak?
When you open it to speak, are you smart?
But, don’t change a hair for me.
Not if you care for me.
Stay little valentine, stay!
Each day is Valentine’s Day.
- My Funny Valentine, Rufus Wainwright.
(Everyone should get Wainwright’s cover of this classic. Its da shitz.)