Sinister: the last temptation of elvis

[sophie *]

howdy pumpkins

talk of smut and the weekend has got me thinking on this whole pillow talk 
thang.

my number one wishlist song is suspicious minds - i went to a screening of 
'elvis - that's the way it is' t'other day, and came out feeling like a 
beehive-hair-crazed-housewife. it was *marvellous* - elvis, post 69 leather 
comeback, and a bit on the pie side, but still quiveringly delicious. 
anyway. so yeah, i reckon suspicious minds'd be a deep fried winner, but i 
don't_have_it_on_cd, which foils my plans. darn. anyway. my little 
contribution to the list is as follows:

super furries - 1st two albums, surprisingly not the third. 1st is best.
flaming lips (ooh! madam) - the satellite heart
that doves album - ooh rock me till i - erm, rock. one of the all time best 
sex records, if you ask me, that and the strokes
the beta band - 3 eps, in a joyous, stoned kinda way.
early teenage fanclub mmm.

having said that, it really doesn't matter - as (was it florence?) said, 
it's not the during, but the before and after - that's when you notice it. 
and if it happens to be the blue trees by gorkys, well then you've surpassed 
yourself.
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'bena: i had a feeling multi flavours would ruffle feathers - i myself 
*know* it's wrong, but i still like apple. milk and 'bena makes me shiver. 
hot 'bena, though, as someone rightly said,  is the doyenne, speshially if 
you dip a lolly pop into it - traffic light lolly and hot squash...

otherwise, only orange capri sun offers real competition, cartony drinks 
wise.
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conboys: i met a man on the train the other night - he was drunk and kept 
trying to touch my pink fluffy gloves. then he showed me a letter his friend 
had written him, from prison! i never saw prison-headed stationary before. 
it started off, 'Easy Mike - ', but i didn't want to read any more, i 
thought it wasn't fair somehow. tsk, those midnight trains, never short of 
drama. as i walked home, i tried to catch snowflakes on my tongue, but i 
don't think i got very many. the blossom looked pretty though, in the dark 
and the snow.
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eminken: i like this ken/stan crossover
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posture: nick dastoor, is that *you* in monday's office guardian supplement 
thing? showing us how to sit up straight?
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the peacock johnson book is just swell. i've been ploughing through 
faulkner, and pretending to be clever, even though i keep having to reread 
passages. but peacock johnson is like watching louis theroux - non taxing, 
but kinda foxy. sorry, that sounded dreadful, didn't it?

i'm outta here
kisses
xxxxs
(i just typed ssss instead of xxx and felt like a snake!)

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