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"Morrissey song title or sexual position?" - nerve.com
posted by davidt on Monday May 13 2002, @09:00AM

 Katie Carman was first to write:

spotted on nerve.com:

"Morrissey Song Title or Sexual Position."

-article by Michael Martin.
Of course, there's a trick to it!

clue: I don't think anyone would've trusted a sexual position called "Seasick, yet still docked."

 
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    "Morrissey song title or sexual position?" - nerve.com | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 3 comments | Search Discussion
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    ahhhhh (Score:1)
    oxymoron came to mind when I read that.
    hand in glove -- Monday May 13 2002, @12:43PM (#29644)
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     Art is the tree of life. Science is the tree of death. - William Blake
      funny... (Score:3, Funny)
      because I never imagined Morrissey in my life adding contributions to Kama Satra.
      Havfine -- Tuesday May 14 2002, @07:01AM (#29700)
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       "Have you forgotten how to love yourself?" Red House Painters
        it's true! (Score:1)
        yeah,you read well!
        it's true-at least could have been.the man might have wanted to express how he has constanly been f...ed by the music press.

        "...and look around,
          can you blame us,can you blame us???"
        LaD_from_FalloWfieLD -- Tuesday May 14 2002, @02:41PM (#29722)
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