Wilde is on my side (13955)

Wilde is on my side
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Wednesday May 18, 05

'With God's help I will conquer this terrible affliction...'

07:45 AM

Recovering from a near fatal illness...or at least it felt that bad. Aching all over, hot and cold, dizzy. My brain is scrambled. I woke in the middle of the night with the strange idea that my family had tied me down so that my movement was restricted. I experience bizarre dreams about Morrissey and the straaange people that I have met on the net. (I even have a vague dream about Ken and Deirdre Barlow on the set of Coronation Street.) Thankfully, I have regained the ability to type, and after repeating over and over in my head, ‘Must-get-to-computer! Must find out what is happening in the world of Morrissey!’, I manage to stagger down the stairs.

I am unwilling to play Morrissey, in case I associate him with the terrible memory of being ill.

To add to this vast horridness, my Quarry CD is ruined- it now skips half of ‘Come back to Camden’, and has turned ‘I’m not sorry’ into something which sounds suspiciously like the kind of song you would find on a CD entitled ‘heavy trance classics’...

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  • This all sounds quite horrible - I do hope sincerely that you feel better soon.

    I've found that, though other things may become tainted with the ugly memories and general squalor of being ill, Morrissey is impermeable to such things . . . like a stainless steel fork. In fact, he positively helps: especially 'Maladjusted' for me (I'm not quite sure why . . .)

    Sadly the same cannot be said for 'The Pondles' (bizarre childhood cartoon about peapod-dwelling diminutives), tinned peaches, digestive biscuits or having ones neck glands prodded by a well-meaning doctor during the period when I would unfalingly come down with tonsilitis every few weeks. Now, if I encounter these things by accident, or if my neck is touched, I am filled with a nameless dread . . .

    xx
    Poppycocteau -- Wednesday May 18 2005, @10:07AM (#162134)
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    We are ugly but we have the music
  • Oops, sorry to have infilitrated your mind while you were so susceptible (me and the missus normally don't prey on the infirm).
    Hope you're starting to feel better.

    I've been a bit delirious myself the past few days from lack of sleep in an effort to meet my deadline.
    Taking the morning off to spend quality time with my dressing gown and Morrissey.

    I'll have a moments silence for your Quarry CD.
    KenBarlow -- Thursday May 19 2005, @12:18AM (#162198)
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    There is no such thing in life as Norman
  • At the G-Mex Festival in 1986, Morrissey introduced 'Shakespeare's Sister' as 'a song about a boiled egg', but I think that's really the closest you'll get . . .

    xx
    Poppycocteau -- Friday May 20 2005, @05:03AM (#162402)
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    We are ugly but we have the music


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