there's an ache in every corner of the heart for the ones who are miles away

[primroseburrows]

Sharing here and elsewhere because I like sharing and also because getting this converted from streaming media to mpeg took all fecking morning and about twelve attempts with a bunch of different programs (FYI: EO Video seems to be able to convert anydamnthing). I was going to go back to bed. Grr.


Paul talks about Wilby Wonderful.

Contained herein is the word "cardiothoracic." I. Can't. Even.

Yes, I will tell y'all about Maya Angelou and how amazing she was, when I'm not so sleepy. Because it was glorious, and I don't want to leave stuff out.

Comments

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

HAHAHAHAHAHA! As soon as I heard him say "cardiothoracic", I immediately thought "Ah that'll trigger off Primrose's verbage kink!".

Well, yes, and also because it's the dorkiest thing ever. I mean, all he had to say was "surgeon" in that context to make his point, but noooo, he had to say "cardiothoracic surgeon", and the best part is he probably didn't realise what he was saying at all, because words like that are just there.

[bjohan57.livejournal.com]

I think it all comes down to tongue movements. I shall have to think about that a little more as it is a working hypothesis and will require me to watch all of his interviews over and over and over again.


Don Juan...teehee.

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

Vocab and tongue movements both happen when brain meets mouth. When put together just right, a combination like that can um. Exact a kind of poetry. *g*

[bjohan57.livejournal.com]

as good as a well-thrown rock sliding down the sheet?

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

At least.