Honestly insincere
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15 January 2008
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6 Comments:
I think I just had a minor stroke.
I'm looking forward to the next installment, though: GREASE-tan und Isolde
I didn't have a stroke, but that last hit of ecstacy just kicked in.
And it was 7 years ago!
To give credit where it's due, I found this from a link in the Parsifal issue of Opera Quarterly.
As Titurel would put it, How can there be any "sin" in sincere? Where is the "good" in goodbye?
(And who but he is my age?)
I always said Kundry was the role just waiting for Ann-Margret to discover it. She'd have been a nifty Alcina too, except for the singing part. The ageless vamp! "I never drink wine ... but I chew bubblegum."
This is easily the sickest and gayest video I've seen all year. Or expect to see. The shriners' ballet would fit right into the flower maidens' scene, too.
"By-bye, Bird-hee..." The pre-titles opening sequence and it made her a star!
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