dropping the Einstein bomb ( No...Not that one )

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saw
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dropping the Einstein bomb ( No...Not that one )

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I slipped into my black Einstein tee
'cause i wanted to impress her, the one
with the quote," One feels as if one is
dissolved and merged into nature "

the shirt that uses the galaxies
to sketch Albert's face in the sky
and it's as big as the entire universe
that eponymous face, plastered across my chest

me, like a big-league-name-dropper in pre-washed cotton
she laughs when she gets a look at it
but never says a word, so I naturally conclude
She digs it !.....you know you only get one chance

to make a first impression
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why be yourself
when you can upgrade via an item of clothing?
(teachers use this trick to add a cool factor to their classroom look)
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Hard to go wrong with the E-man... He was pretty smart.
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"big-league-name-dropper in pre-washed cotton" killed me
so, einstein is a band name that'll never lose its cool
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thanx guys....and terri....Woody Allen took the name of a Kierkegaard book called, The Concluding Unscientific Postscript as the name of his jazz band
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