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posted by davidt
on Thursday November 02 2000, @10:00AM
shy bald buddist writes:
The mention is small, but nevertheless, Morrissey's name came about to my great suprise as I read.
In the October issue of GQ, in a non-fiction article titled "The Professor of Desire," the author (who's a professor in real life) writes.... 'Claudia was the ringleader. She had a thing for Morrissey. I didn't know who the hell Morrissey was. Stephanie tried to explain it to me. I felt as if Stephanie had become my nurse and I had undergone some kind of generational stroke. I was suffering from cultural aphasia. All my references were off. None of my students listened to Bob Dylan. They didn't have to-many were named Dylan.'
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And always, we have the faithful devoted saint of a wife who (conveniently) takes the philandering buffoon back after his peccadillos. Pathetic, but no pathos!