And then ...
  ... there's Cavalier poet Robert Herrick and 80s soft soul crooner Lionel Richie. Both men for the ladies, of course. What's going on? |
by Bardolph @ 4:11 AM
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At 9/24/2008 01:04:00 PM,
Simplicius wrote…
I will never think of Herrick in the same way again.
This is a game with lots of potential.
At 9/24/2008 03:06:00 PM,
Bardolph wrote…
Indeed. Think Donne and Fergal Sharkey. Richard Lovelace and just about any spaniel you've ever seen.
At 9/25/2008 12:54:00 AM,
Pamphilia wrote…
This is funny. More!
At 9/25/2008 12:59:00 AM,
Pamphilia wrote…
And by "more" I did not mean Sir Thomas, who looks remarkably like Laurence Oliver's fatter, older brother.
At 10/03/2008 11:35:00 AM,
Anonymous wrote…
I think Thomas More looks a little like Steve Carell.
At 10/03/2008 05:34:00 PM,
cardinal_wolsey wrote…
Are you admitting to owning this album???
At 10/04/2008 03:50:00 AM,
Bardolph wrote…
i am. herrick's hesperides. on vinyl.
Scribble some marginalia
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