Fired at the woman who took her man, rather than the man himself, it includes the snide, "no amount of vintage dresses gives you dignity" and a chorus that's distinctly unsisterly: "She's an actress, whoa/ But she's better known for the things that she does/ On the mattress, whoa".
It did, however, prove effective, hauling in the first of the many fish (some of them distinctly peculiar) she was to encounter as she tried to get on with her life in a way H. would have wished — to find new love and new pleasures in the years she has left.
She describes one daydream as distinctly Parisian: she imagines raising eyebrows (and her skirt) while on a Metro car, then having the male passengers divide into factions and argue about her behavior.
"There were some people arguing that we had to go to New Hampshire again before the Iowa caucuses," he said, "and I remember quite distinctly what she said: 'No.
Tyng's own interest in food might best be described as distinctly minimal: "She only ate nuts," says William Whitaker, the curator of the Architectural Archives at the University of Pennsylvania and a longtime friend of Tyng's.
Even if their leader Marine Le Pen is mercifully unlikely – in the current political climate, at least – to win a presidential election, it is distinctly possible she could top the first round.
She feels distinctly unsteady as she walks away from Orwelliana.
Having tidied everything in her home and finding she still distinctly lacked happiness, she held her boyfriend in her hands, realized he no longer sparked joy and got rid of him.
She says she distinctly remembers putting on "little music theater revues" in her living room, including a karaoke-style version of "Kiss Me, Kate".
