Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Sniff me out like I was Tanqueray...

WHAT THE HELL DOES THIS MEAN? Is it appreciation? Deeply sniffing? Just a hint of something? I am getting sooo out of the loop. I was talking to a colleague of mine here in Portugal and he said he just gave a paper on Hayes 91. I responded, "Oh, yeah, I have some lips to show you. Very odd fabrics and some flanges that are unfamiliar to me."

We both got excited.

WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE? Does anyone else get this? I hope so.


Song of the day: Amy Winehouse, You Know I'm No Good
Song I wanted to hear today: Ricky Martin, She Bangs, She Bangs
Clearly, the form for the day goes to Hayes 91, D1

3 comments:

J Williams said...

I think it means "find me amidst a group of other, lesser examples [of gin]."

As in, "choose me from the herd of potential partners at a singles bar."

The "like I was Tanqueray" implies the superiority of Tanqueray and thus the superiority of the speaker.

I HAVE ANALYZED THIS WITH MY BRAIN JUICES. WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE?

MLangley said...

ahhh. thank you for the clarity. i saw her give a concert in Portugal two nights ago. the kids just watched her stumbling around the stage, kind of liking the music but very, very confused by her behavior.

DRUNKEN DRUGGY.

Anonymous said...

I concur with the previous explanation and considering her GB roots, Tanqueray seems like a natural choice. The questions is...just tanqueray or tanqueray 10???

You should listen to Adele....much less confusing and little to no antics...

Night! Miss you!
-FO