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[drackenstein]

 Michael Nyman's score for Prospero's Books is, as usual, amazing. So's his score for The Cook, The Thief his Wife and her Lover. What a wickedly twisted composer

Comments

[madamegecko]

I always thought X was kiss and O was hug?

[drackenstein]

answer me this; which one looks more like a hug and which one like a kiss?

[madamegecko]

Neither look like either! Maybe hug should be two closed parentheses, but that actually leads closer to O. Wikipedia, don't fails me now! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugs_and_kisses

[madamegecko]

the urban dictionary entries hold with my assumption. Muahahaha!

[drackenstein]

dude, the X looks like two arms crossed over as in a hugging gesture and the O look like someone's puckered lips ready to smack ya somewhere good. Urban dictionary is full of lamzorz.

[madamegecko]

look at the X as two mouths in profile, kissy lips touching, and the O as hugging arms. Expand your mind!

[drackenstein]

ok now the X looks like to two boobies touching nipples, one on top of the other and the O looks like... well I just don't wanna tell you in public *blush*

[drackenstein]

p.s. I dunno who you've been kissin' but those don't look like any mouths I've seen.

[madamegecko]

I'd draw you a cartoony picture, but I'm too lazy and don't actually care.

[drackenstein]

I like our little chats.

[drackenstein]

dude, the X looks like two arms crossed over as in a hugging gesture and the O look like someone's puckered lips ready to smack ya somewhere good. Urban dictionary is full of lamzorz.