More poetic transliteration from our Parisian friends, as created by the genius robots at Babelfish. For me, this particular episode paints an especially graceful tone poem about Lindsay Lohan flying through the kitchen on a melting glacier with Al Gore. What about you, dear reader? Comment below on the imagery crafted by your tiny little heads.
(NB: Linking directly to tracks is lazy and bad blog etiquette, so just click on the song names to go to the original post and get them. The Fake Blood one is my fave so far).
“It Is Funny At The Time But After That Sticks”
“I rather often see Lindsay Lohan these times, sort of like I re-listen to “Fly Or Die.” It flies it dies Lindsay, I do not believe, it is made lead by a ladybird which speaks in any case, that done of it one doped cool not? Finally I cross it never in ladybird, one speaks not, what good is it if it is for which me tells anecdotes of before its French holidays, of the anecdotes of before me.
MP3: Butter Bullets: “In the Kitchen (Eurotrance remix)”
Ok, Lindsay cook little, but good, one likes, it and me, to cut the fruits in cubes of average sizes and to make dirty tricks on the scheme of work. It remix the remix of my smoothie, ice floes crushed of pieces still a little large. Gift Rimini him remix more and more, hello buddy, Go Go Charlton them leave their EP, hello other buddies.
MP3: Go Go Charlton – “Your Son (Don Rimini remix)”
It says to me that it sets out again soon, I do not know if that returns to me sad, after all its rate/rhythm of life does not follow mine, not which they are not sometimes parallel, but often I look over the barrier when it assoie against, all against.
MP3: Armand Van Helden – “I Want Your Soul (Fake Blood remix)”
And then one wanted less to kiss, and besides its American anecdotes were worth the blow to be heard, at least because it made too much hot to leave, too heat for anything.”
(Posted by: Baron von Luxxury)
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Always very poetic… and very cryptic
Speaking of poetry, not sure whether you guys noticed but, in a very dramatic move Monsieur P. has left us: http://monsieurp.blogspot.com/
He is sorely missed
Oh my, what happened?
Common depression and the online burnout syndrome.
He is now back – good way to get a sense as to how many readers truly love you…