It made me a little nauseated too. I put it in quotation marks because it's from the first chapter of Lolita (Nabokov) and I wanted to leave an Easter egg for my Nabokov stans.
Quick question for you on Nabokov: I took a class by his biographer in college. He pronounced the name nah-BAH-kof. Years later, a librarian corrected me. She said it was NAH-bah-kof. Is she right?
Did you have to say “fire of his loins?” Ick.
It made me a little nauseated too. I put it in quotation marks because it's from the first chapter of Lolita (Nabokov) and I wanted to leave an Easter egg for my Nabokov stans.
Quick question for you on Nabokov: I took a class by his biographer in college. He pronounced the name nah-BAH-kof. Years later, a librarian corrected me. She said it was NAH-bah-kof. Is she right?
Thx.
I don't know, I've heard it both ways too.
Fie on her! (I never liked her.)
Thx.
Now all I can think about is, "Ready, fire, aim!"
Which may describe Trump's infidelity pretty well.