Ah, yeah, the Byrds one was just something I forgot to type, but I overlooked the Jones reference. Though in my defense, it's not a "plus one" so to say.
I would say that "What's New Pussycat?" is a plus one, just not in the literal, 'numerical' sense. Pussycat to Lioness is a 'plus one' and fits the context of the work. I would also like to mention that this message has a lot of unnecessary quotation marks.
I would say that "What's New Pussycat?" is a plus one, just not in the literal, 'numerical' sense. Pussycat to Lioness is a 'plus one' and fits the context of the work. I would also like to mention that this message has a lot of unnecessary quotation marks.
Ah, yeah, the Byrds one was just something I forgot to type, but I overlooked the Jones reference. Though in my defense, it's not a "plus one" so to say.
I would say that "What's New Pussycat?" is a plus one, just not in the literal, 'numerical' sense. Pussycat to Lioness is a 'plus one' and fits the context of the work. I would also like to mention that this message has a lot of unnecessary quotation marks.
I would say that "What's New Pussycat?" is a plus one, just not in the literal, 'numerical' sense. Pussycat to Lioness is a 'plus one' and fits the context of the work. I would also like to mention that this message has a lot of unnecessary quotation marks.