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Yeah, see? No one else has commented, either, and I've been staring at this thing since 10 minutes after you posted it. We're all wondering if it's a test.
This is Irma Vep in "Les Vampires". She has recovered from hiding under the train, being ill, etc, and she is dancing in triumph at the Vampires' night club.
I know my Feuillade. He even is a character in one of my mystery short stories...
But what does "o Hai" mean? Why is this sacrilege?
Guess: this is some pop culture reference that has me, like, clueless.
Yeah, see? No one else has commented, either, and I've been staring at this thing since 10 minutes after you posted it. We're all wondering if it's a test.
Posted by: demimonde | August 08, 2008 at 03:01 PM
It's not a test, but here's a hint: Irma Vep.
Posted by: Glenn Kenny | August 08, 2008 at 03:11 PM
This is Irma Vep in "Les Vampires". She has recovered from hiding under the train, being ill, etc, and she is dancing in triumph at the Vampires' night club.
I know my Feuillade. He even is a character in one of my mystery short stories...
But what does "o Hai" mean? Why is this sacrilege?
Guess: this is some pop culture reference that has me, like, clueless.
Posted by: Mike Grost | August 08, 2008 at 07:30 PM
Mike, a gander at this site may help:
http://www.dropline.net/cats/
Posted by: Glenn Kenny | August 08, 2008 at 07:34 PM
Musidora does look a bit kitten like!
Maybe it's the kohl...
I loved the kitten who wants to prove the Riemann hypothesis.
Posted by: Mike Grost | August 08, 2008 at 07:40 PM