In dom's crappy bed, scott just ran his hand through murray's chest hair, for no reason. I'm convinced.

I mean, it worked for Isobel, but she was more fixated on souring the Dowager's apples than on Robert's.

The second sounds like a great Gaskell story.

Michelle has a decidely non- posh accent, so I'm always taken by how convincing Mary can be about her silver spoon.

Some can think what they want, who cares? To some Bjork begins and ends at "swan dress." I'm sad for them that they don't get it, peace out at 50! :)

Vulvacura is the dance remix!

Hygeine?

Isn't as good? Venus as a Boy? Actual club music? Violently Happy? Big Time Sensuality? You could do much worse.

Does that ever stop anyone?

All wrong!

I've been relistening to Biophilia since I downloaded Vulnicura, and enjoying it much more than I ever have. Sometimes Bjork takes a long time to figure out (and I didn't get into all the apps and other tie-ins).

Touché on TT. But it wasn't just guilt that tripped him up in even deciding to get a test or speaking to the clinician. To hear him tell it, Patrick feels no guilt at all. And to all of his friends, he was on another of his AIDS-panic-spirals, which apparently recur.

Right, because Morrissey's and Adele's depressions are what keeps their fans at a distance? C'mon, it's sad for Bjork, but heartbreak is the inspiration for great music for the listeners, since forever!

His general air of not having a clue in most situations? His embarrassing WASPy shame at taking an STD test, in 2015? In San Francisco? His need to medicate before he can really let loose and indulge himself? He doesn't strike me as someone with treasures to unearth in his record collection.

Probably, yes. They've all gone salt and pepper.

Music fans know who Take That are. Robbie Williams tried hard to break in the US ten years ago. Patrick doesn't even know his own culture, much less England's.

He did try to see if Augustin was drinking before giving him the drugs.

To keep Patrick on the line. It's more bait.

Depending on the bar, you might hear any PSB from any era on any night, anyway. Last week's big number was Sister Sledge, after all.

Which could have meant anything, including creating ideas for future games.