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April Ludgate (portrayed by Aubrey Plaza) is a fictional character in the NBC comedy Parks and Recreation. She is an apathetic college student employed by the Pawnee Department of Parks and Recreation as Ron Swanson’s assistant, and is married to Andy Dwyer. The character has gained popularity for her deadpan-style comedy and witty one-liners.
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Melpomene is known as the Greek Muse of Tragedy, so it shouldn’t be much of a surprise that “Melpomene” is rich with melancholy and theatrics. The song’s protagonist is stubborn enough to think he won’t shed tears for another lover, but his rigidity doesn’t last long; by the next line, he admits that he’ll have his heart broken “many, many, many” more times. Like the revered playwright Shakespeare, Zygadlo has a knack for writing (and rewriting) calamity in a way that’s as compelling as it is relatable.
We could be the greatest, we could be the greatest
Maybe in our wildest moments
We could be the worst of all Jessie Ware – Wildest Moments
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The depth and intensity of a friendship is visible when two people are at their best, but also at their worst. Their “wildest moments” include the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Jessie Ware coos the track’s hook with a cautious tone: she enjoys the thrill of walking on the tightrope, but she’s aware of the dangers of looking down.
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The MetroCard is the payment method for the New York City Subway rapid transit system. You can’t get on a subway without one.
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The cigarette is a metaphor for a relationship. Menthol cigarettes are easier to smoke. They don’t burn your throat and they have a sweet taste and are refreshing. People who smoke menthols tend to smoke more than those who smoke regulars one because they don’t really feel the bad effects, but in the end, it’s only just a trick of the mind; the outcome stays the same.
‘The boys’ chose to smoke a cigarette (engage in the relationship), despite knowing that the girls who seem very sweet and nice are destined to break their hearts either way.
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We should all aspire to first-class seating. Who knows, you might end up sitting next to a supermodel.
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Because sometimes playing the blues is the best way to excise your demons… Just ask B.B. King.
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You want to marry a rich man? A good person to learn from is Crystal Harris, the wife of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.
Although as this completes itself, Deap Vally asserts their intentions to the the opposite of becoming a sugar mama and pursuing their own means of making money…
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