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5:31 pm
10 June 2009
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I've always heard “making marks on the mucky floor”. Am I the only one?
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uhm..but that's the correct lyrics. at least it's what it says in my booklet.
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I wake up and I find a trace of you there
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5:35 pm
10 June 2009
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writer
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I heard “monkey”, but knew it was “mucky”.
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6:16 pm
10 June 2009
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I still hear “milky floor”.
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I rewrite my life beneath moonlight
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11:03 am
11 June 2009
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clara
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But what does it actually mean?
“Drawing lines around your body…making marks on the mucky floor”
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A desert has its own rules - outside the circle its cruel
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1:53 pm
11 June 2009
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They are being rude, no?
Anyway we should really campaign to get the lyrics officially changed - monkeys & bunnies are way better 
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3:45 pm
11 June 2009
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GiuseppeL
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clara said:
But what does it actually mean?
“Drawing lines around your body…making marks on the mucky floor”
erm, seriously? mucky is another word for dirty. making marks on the dirty floor - drawing lines on it.
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3:45 pm
11 June 2009
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Antje.
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clara said:
But what does it actually mean?
“Drawing lines around your body…making marks on the mucky floor”
Isn't that what they do when someone got murdered?
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And everything I got, best believe I bought it!
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3:58 pm
11 June 2009
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clara
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That is exactly what I thought when I first heard those lyrics.
The mind boggles..
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A desert has its own rules - outside the circle its cruel
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serial killer or just cerial killer? ggg
oh, besides, i want to say a heartfelt thank you for the ant & dec line. I hear it now. every time. as much as I love british culture in general, there are certain aspects of it id rather not have bored into my brain…. *moan*
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Euthymol is pure evil in a handy tube.
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1:37 pm
12 June 2009
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clara
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(giggles)
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A desert has its own rules - outside the circle its cruel
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11:56 am
13 June 2009
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891.73
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MyDearWatson said:
serial killer or just cerial killer? ggg
oh, besides, i want to say a heartfelt thank you for the ant & dec line. I hear it now. every time. as much as I love british culture in general, there are certain aspects of it id rather not have bored into my brain…. *moan*
Me too. Makes me laugh. I catch myself singing it now!
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3:51 pm
13 June 2009
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writer
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891.73, does your nick have anything to do with Russian literature?
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4:08 pm
13 June 2009
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891.73
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Yes it does! As you have spotted….
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5:56 pm
13 June 2009
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Clever.
<—is a librarian by training.
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6:40 pm
13 June 2009
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891.73 is the Dewey Decimal number used in libraries for books that are classified as Russian literature.
It never occurred to me that “we'll meet in Russian literature” might involve a library. Hmmmmm.
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7:07 pm
13 June 2009
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clara
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Well blow me down.
I never would have known that,Writer,if you hadn't enlightened us.I reckon you're right.
And I was thinking that the reference to meeting again in Russian Literature was something to do with doomed lovers.
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Post edited 6:59 pm - 13 June 2009 by Boro McMuppet
i always thought library. but not cause of numbers. I used to meet up in the classics corner with my friend's sister. strictly a study thing though.
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