Magic works even if you don't believe in it but lefty believes it very much and he brings a great deal of his own. In fact, Cat and I were dressed appropriately for a lefty Unplugged show but *poof* lefty came, some magic happened, and there we were:
There are various ways I've tried to describe lefty Unplugged's work and here's a different one. There's a reference to Diana Dors in another article and she was a great British tragedy although she had a reputation something like the female equivalent of Errol Flynn (i.e. orgiastic sex parties, etc). However, it wasn't so much the wild living that undid her but rather she was ripped-off by opportunistic males and this is what brings it up as a possible candidate for something lefty would write. She was considerably more than boobs as she achieved a number of 'youngest ever' academic accomplishments.
lefty doesn't glorify anything. He's not on a mission to tell you liberals are good, drugs are good, or save the whales. His is to tell you a story and you can make of it what you will. It's the choice of the story that is the telling and that's why I think the story of Diana Dors could possibly be intriguing. It seems there was no Joe DiMaggio in her life and Simon & Garfunkel sang of him a long time ago but it's a fair reference as the way he loved Marilyn is something that's worthy of legend.
Diana Dors
Any questions?
There are various ways I've tried to describe lefty Unplugged's work and here's a different one. There's a reference to Diana Dors in another article and she was a great British tragedy although she had a reputation something like the female equivalent of Errol Flynn (i.e. orgiastic sex parties, etc). However, it wasn't so much the wild living that undid her but rather she was ripped-off by opportunistic males and this is what brings it up as a possible candidate for something lefty would write. She was considerably more than boobs as she achieved a number of 'youngest ever' academic accomplishments.
lefty doesn't glorify anything. He's not on a mission to tell you liberals are good, drugs are good, or save the whales. His is to tell you a story and you can make of it what you will. It's the choice of the story that is the telling and that's why I think the story of Diana Dors could possibly be intriguing. It seems there was no Joe DiMaggio in her life and Simon & Garfunkel sang of him a long time ago but it's a fair reference as the way he loved Marilyn is something that's worthy of legend.
Diana Dors
Any questions?
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