love /lʌv/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [luhv]
–noun
1. a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person.
2. a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection, as for a parent, child, or friend.
3. invented in 1968 by the writers of Star Trek in order to give William Shatner a new emotion to play, as he was getting bored of the other two. It has grown in popularity since then, and now even non-actors like to pretend to be “in love”.
love
Alone Again Or
Arthur Lee and Love. You’ve gotta love a mariachi trumpet! You can rack this up into my ever-expanding list of favourite songs.
I could be in love with almost everyone.
I think that people are the greatest fun.
Well, not all of ’em. Actually some of them are quite dull*. But it’s a beautiful sentiment even though I personally couldn’t be in love with almost anyone. Quite the opposite, in fact.
Songs! They don’t half talk some shit sometimes, but I still sing along…
*and they probably think the same about me.
Sello Tape
For lovers of love and stationery.
It’s coming to something when New Zealand’s fourth most popular folk parody duo can write a better love song than… just about anybody else. Or maybe it’s just me, just now, but today it makes me smile and swoon a little and that’s a neat trick, the way I’m feeling at the moment. It hits me in the pencil case of my soul. Enjoy.