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Thursday, December 07, 2006
Unnecessary Data
posted by clake at 4:27 PM
A ray of light is peeking into my cubicle, and it's passing through either blowing powder snow or heat exhaust so it looks all waverly. It's illuminating the resident rotation schedule as if to say "the resident rotation schedule is maaaagiiiiiic." Really, this sort of treatment would be far more appropriate for a sword lodged in a rock.
In other news. Recently Rolling Stone's Elizabeth Goodman was all like:
We never thought the day would come when we'd be forced to say that Robert Smith reminds us of that dude from Panic! At the Disco, but it has. Smith's recent objection to those who would classify the Cure as "goth" recalls Panic!'s incensed claims that their band can not be confined by such limiting terms as "emo." "It is pitiful when goth is still tagged onto the name The Cure" Smith reportedly sniffed. "We're not categorizable... How can you describe a band that put out an album like Pornography and also Greatest Hits where every single song was top 10 around the world? I just play Cure music, whatever it is." Well OKAY then.And I was all like, "Calling The Cure a goth band is like calling Morrissey a 'Morrissey Impersonator'. " (Scroll down. It's at 12/7/2006, 3:19 pm EST.) Looks like the chance to work both The Cure and Morrissey into a one-sentance comment on someone's blog finally came my way. Don't mess with my boyfriends, 'Lizabeth!
The patron saint of blog comments weeps at the inaninty of it all. I'm sorry if you came across this while doing a search for some sort of term paper. There is no useful information here.
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