please empty your brain below

Thank you.
What a treat. No chance of a reprise with The Winner Takes it All? I guess.
"...merely underachieving at everything other than work."

Sigh. Life reduced to self-imposed performance targets.
Excellent
One of my favourite songs because the lyrics are so clever and optimistic (although I've always thought the line about the newspaper editorial making the protagonist frown was a bit feeble).
A clever, interesting post. Thanks also for the link to the video, which is hilarious.
25 years ago. Sigh. Simpler times, when it seemed that things could only get better.

I had email at university as a matter of course in 1990, but I remember how unusual email still was in a business environment when I finally started full-time work in 1998. Memos, letters and faxes mostly, and the occasional outbound work emails checked before they were sent and inbound ones printed out when they arrived.
Dude, get over it already.
I have Frida's soaring "operatic" vocal line near the end of the song, in my head now.
Those last two lines are epic! For me that day involved taking the car to the garage - I was due to be in Swindon the day after. My own pivotal tipping-point had been two years and ten months previous.
An editorial might make you frown because it makes you aware of a troubling issue you'd previously been unaware of.
In Jan 1998 I had a baby and two pre-schoolers, and had recently started a home-based business.
The whole year is a complete blur now!
"I have never understood why Agnetha took an hour and a quarter to travel to work but three hours to get home."

A concept in Paris known as "Cinq à sept"
What David said.

But thank you for reminding me of this, one of their best songs with such a gloriously subtle tune.
Today's contrasting comments from 'David' have been from two different Davids.

So far we've only had a comment from one of the ambiguous Andrews and neither of the unidentifiable Ians.
Such a wonderful post. Thank you.
Great post. Enjoyed reading. Thanks!
That is utterly brilliant! Straight to the top of my list of favourite DG posts.
I'm never sure if I find these cryptic glimpses into your personal life fascinating or frustrating.

At least I shouldn't be one of the ambiguous Andrews though.
This post means my favourite 'Mystery Count' theory has just gone up in smoke. Oh well.

But thankfully the comments have given me a new theory to replace it.
Great post. Loved it
You need therapy. And that's not writing this blog.
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