I'm assuming there's something about it you can identify with, otherwise you wouldn't have used it. Or is it just there because it's different and you like to keep people guessing?
It doesn't fit on the album, it bears no relation to any of the music on there and there is no explanation of it on the sleeve or in any publication since - its one of the mystery's of life as is the bloke who reads it or when/where he originally read it.
Stupifyingly handsome, well turned out, pleasant, conversationalist, compulsively listenable, a must-have at all dinner parties, life saving hero, millionaire philanthropist, these and many other phrases have not yet been written to my epitaph, more is the shame.
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Thanks for clearing that up.
I'm assuming there's something about it you can identify with, otherwise you wouldn't have used it. Or is it just there because it's different and you like to keep people guessing?
I just like the blokes accent :)
It doesn't fit on the album, it bears no relation to any of the music on there and there is no explanation of it on the sleeve or in any publication since - its one of the mystery's of life as is the bloke who reads it or when/where he originally read it.
Its an enigma.
PS - it also contains one of the phrases that I love to use frequently - "our museum of recollections".
My museum is open for business.
my voice is posher...
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