At first, I wanted to post a little something about digital love (live meeting virtually and falling in love before meeting for good, as examples around me have been mushrooming), but writing about love only is already so complicated that I felt I’d rather leave digital love to more serious people than I am, namely Daft Punk.
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Haha, I had never noticed Daft Punk’s French accent. Maybe that’s why they distort their voices… Anyways, this is a pointless comment, sorry about that.
Comment by Emmanuel — March 12, 2007 @ 6:33 pm