In a Newsweek article about the overselling of happiness, we are told many great people suffered dark moods. The examples are Aristotle, Vincent Van Gogh, Abraham Lincoln, and Morrissey!!So I'll see your "fourscore and seven years ago", and raise you a "girlfriend in a coma, I know I know it's serious"? This is what Newsweek is telling us?
This may seem like a trivial complaint, but I am telling you that it's a serious tear in the fabric of society. Vincent Van Gogh cannot be compared to Woody Allen (also on the list). Abraham Lincoln cannot be compared to freakin' Morrissey.
It just ain't right.
7 comments:
Why can't Lincoln and Morrissey be compared? They are not saying that Morrissey is a great president, only that he is a prominent creative individual who, like Lincoln, suffers from the blues. (Heaven knows I'm miserable now).
And why can't VVG be compared to Woody Allen? They even share the same genre--visual arts.
BTW--Girlfriend in a coma is far more danceable than the Gettysburg Address.
Lincoln got rid of slavery and saved the union. Morrissey wrote some witty pop songs. It's ludicrous. VVG is one of the 10 greatest artists IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. Woody Allen is a marginally talented pedophile.
Morrissey could be compared to Lilly Langtree, Woody Allen to Al Jolson.
I've never actually tried to dance to the Gettysburg address, but I'm willing to take you at your word on that point!!
The fact that you have never tried to dance to the Gettysburg address is proof of my point.
It's Ludacris? He can't hold a candle to Morrissey, much less to Lincoln.
LOLZ!!
Comment of the year so far.
why you compared Lincoln and Morrissey I don't see any common point between them.It's like compare a a Tree with a Oyster.
In the world we live right now there's not to much originality in things i mean everything is already made it, so doesn't matter if you copy something to make it different.
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