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2005-07-23 07:54 am (UTC)
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Or the
Baby Doll
, which promises that you "are going to look like a beautiful unopened present."
Apparently, the writer puts a lot of hard study into his work: "What interested me most about Lolita was the prose style."
*snerk*
I'm reminded of the infamous
Burma
Shave
advertizements. Something about the tone, and the lit. references...
"HENRY THE EIGHTH / SURE HAD / TROUBLE / SHORT TERM WIVES / LONG TERM STUBBLE?"
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Apparently, the writer puts a lot of hard study into his work: "What interested me most about Lolita was the prose style."
*snerk*
I'm reminded of the infamous Burma Shave advertizements. Something about the tone, and the lit. references...
"HENRY THE EIGHTH / SURE HAD / TROUBLE / SHORT TERM WIVES / LONG TERM STUBBLE?"