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Panic, what.
Exhibit A:
...I realize we are all o.O at the facial hair situation, but scroll down until you just have three torsos: from right to left, it's non-descript dude torso, non-descript dude torso, and "oh, honey, get a bra on and stand up straight. And wear clothes that fit better than that." Sure it's probably just funny shadows from where that dude's hand is on Spencer's side, but... what.
Exhibit B: songmeanings.net
This website is kind of hilarious and addictive. Its ostensible purpose is to discuss the meanings of song lyrics, which means they have copies of a wide array of song lyrics; the lyrics tend to be correct and, unlike every other lyrics site on the internet, not cluttered with a million pop-ups and ads loudly informing you that you have won an iPod Nano. So I have them bookmarked for that purpose, but occasionally I find myself reading the comments, which frequently have a trainwreck fascination.
And then I discover this, under the song listing for Panic: I'd Rather Front a Histrionic Lyrically Dependent Prepubescent Hack Band Than Work Another Day At This Motherfucking Slushie Stand
Contrary to popular belief, this is in fact the only song Panic! At the Disco has ever come out with.
...I realize we are all o.O at the facial hair situation, but scroll down until you just have three torsos: from right to left, it's non-descript dude torso, non-descript dude torso, and "oh, honey, get a bra on and stand up straight. And wear clothes that fit better than that." Sure it's probably just funny shadows from where that dude's hand is on Spencer's side, but... what.
Exhibit B: songmeanings.net
This website is kind of hilarious and addictive. Its ostensible purpose is to discuss the meanings of song lyrics, which means they have copies of a wide array of song lyrics; the lyrics tend to be correct and, unlike every other lyrics site on the internet, not cluttered with a million pop-ups and ads loudly informing you that you have won an iPod Nano. So I have them bookmarked for that purpose, but occasionally I find myself reading the comments, which frequently have a trainwreck fascination.
And then I discover this, under the song listing for Panic: I'd Rather Front a Histrionic Lyrically Dependent Prepubescent Hack Band Than Work Another Day At This Motherfucking Slushie Stand
Contrary to popular belief, this is in fact the only song Panic! At the Disco has ever come out with.