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This is forward of me and borderline inappropriate.

I don't know you at all, probably, but are you this sort of person who likes music playing when you make out with someone, etc.?

I can't hear your answer, of course. It's a rhetorical question and inappropriate. Nonetheless, do you desire a soundtrack for moments? Desire? Is music crucial to setting the mood and so forth?

Or like me, do you find setting the mood to be a little corny and overdetermined?

You're like, excuse me, baby, and you reach over to the stereo and go,

and DeAngelo starts playing, or John Coltrane, or Sarah McLaughlin, or Pearl Jam's

Ten, or Airs Moon Safari, or Bikini Kill, or the Chemical Brothers, or Pearl Jam's 10 or Ayers Moon Safari or Bikini Kill or The Chemical Brothers or Slayer or Eminem.

Don't do that with Eminem ever.

By the way, unless you want somebody to write an autobiographical viral short story about what a creep you are.

Anyway, don't answer any of that.

I don't know you, probably.

I don't mean to ask you rhetorically about make-out music.

Forget it.

Forget I said the words make-out music at all.

But I will say this.

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