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kiss before dying
Why did no one tell me that this was available online???
2006-11-07
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obviously i'm not doing homework
Just a bit of a quote taken from the Cresent Blues review of Songs of Love and Carnage by Paul Gross and David Keeley. Made me go weak in the knees it did.
"Give the Dog a Bone," one of Gross's tunes, exemplifies the singer-songwriter's wicked sense of humor, his sly twist of plot. It also takes full advantage of the husky growl in his voice. The first time I listened to this track, a picture flew unbidden into my mind of a gorgeous-yet-clueless guy, naked on a bed in a cheap motel room, trying to figure why his "date" just walked out the door.
ETA: Is anyone else picturing a slight due South AU scenario where gorgeous-yet-clueless is Fraser and his date is Ray Kowalski who, for reasons not yet explored at this juncture, left Fraser hanging because of an urgent phone call he recieved from a mysterious woman just as they were about to get to the fun part of the evening?
"Give the Dog a Bone," one of Gross's tunes, exemplifies the singer-songwriter's wicked sense of humor, his sly twist of plot. It also takes full advantage of the husky growl in his voice. The first time I listened to this track, a picture flew unbidden into my mind of a gorgeous-yet-clueless guy, naked on a bed in a cheap motel room, trying to figure why his "date" just walked out the door.
ETA: Is anyone else picturing a slight due South AU scenario where gorgeous-yet-clueless is Fraser and his date is Ray Kowalski who, for reasons not yet explored at this juncture, left Fraser hanging because of an urgent phone call he recieved from a mysterious woman just as they were about to get to the fun part of the evening?
Entry tags:
obviously i'm not doing homework
Just a bit of a quote taken from the Cresent Blues review of Songs of Love and Carnage by Paul Gross and David Keeley. Made me go weak in the knees it did.
"Give the Dog a Bone," one of Gross's tunes, exemplifies the singer-songwriter's wicked sense of humor, his sly twist of plot. It also takes full advantage of the husky growl in his voice. The first time I listened to this track, a picture flew unbidden into my mind of a gorgeous-yet-clueless guy, naked on a bed in a cheap motel room, trying to figure why his "date" just walked out the door.
ETA: Is anyone else picturing a slight due South AU scenario where gorgeous-yet-clueless is Fraser and his date is Ray Kowalski who, for reasons not yet explored at this juncture, left Fraser hanging because of an urgent phone call he recieved from a mysterious woman just as they were about to get to the fun part of the evening?
"Give the Dog a Bone," one of Gross's tunes, exemplifies the singer-songwriter's wicked sense of humor, his sly twist of plot. It also takes full advantage of the husky growl in his voice. The first time I listened to this track, a picture flew unbidden into my mind of a gorgeous-yet-clueless guy, naked on a bed in a cheap motel room, trying to figure why his "date" just walked out the door.
ETA: Is anyone else picturing a slight due South AU scenario where gorgeous-yet-clueless is Fraser and his date is Ray Kowalski who, for reasons not yet explored at this juncture, left Fraser hanging because of an urgent phone call he recieved from a mysterious woman just as they were about to get to the fun part of the evening?
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this is me being spammy tonight
All of a sudden The OC is back on TV and I'm really enjoying it!
*checks temperature*
*checks temperature*
Entry tags:
this is me being spammy tonight
All of a sudden The OC is back on TV and I'm really enjoying it!
*checks temperature*
*checks temperature*