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A "lady of the night" asked me out

Madame of the Opera

Slowly, gently she unfurls her splendor
Grasp it, sense it, tremulous and tender
Turn yourself away from the red light district where you spend your day
Turn your thoughts away from cold unfeeling guys
And listen to me my lady of the night


Close your legs, and surrender to a Real Nice Guy™,
Purge all thoughts of the guys you knew before,
Keep those legs closed from making you a WHOOOOOOOOORE....
And you'll give like you've never gave before.
 
I'm really surprised that nobody has been skeptical about the whole thing, I mean it doesnt immediately sound legitimate, does it?
 
I'm really surprised that nobody has been skeptical about the whole thing, I mean it doesnt immediately sound legitimate, does it?

This isn't on the up and up? Damn, I was really hoping for a Pretty Woman ending to this fictional love affair.

To be completely serious for a moment, there are few films I hate more than that enormous pile of reeking dreg.

You're just like those mean women kicking her out of the clothing store on Rodeo Drive because they considered her too low class.

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This isn't on the up and up? Damn, I was really hoping for a Pretty Woman ending to this fictional love affair.

To be completely serious for a moment, there are few films I hate more than that enormous pile of reeking dreg.

You're just like those mean women kicking her out of the clothing store on Rodeo Drive because they considered her too low class.

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That's definitely it.

(Actually, the movie's one good quality is her fashion.)
 
I did a Phantom of the Opera song parody talking about not turning on the red light, so that'll have to do.
 
That was the professional review given in the entertainment section of our local paper, regarding my one man play of Nude Spartacus.

Both J and Trouser-J stand at full attention at the same time and say "I AM Spartacus!" The pageantry of it all is magical.

Way, way, waaaaaaaaay off Broadway, though.
 
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