Persona Au-Gratin: A person who exhibits, or revels in great cheesy-ness.
Usage: "After Edwin purchased the Paul Anka album "Rock Swings" everyone considered him Persona Au Gratin"
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> After Edwin purchased the Paul Anka album "Rock Swings"
Sharon let you in the house with that?
If you want to live long I wouldn't recommend playing Paul Anka's version of "Lovecats" when she's around...
Of course she didn't let me into the house with it - I had it trojan horse in by Amazon.
Odd you should mention the Lovecats cover - it was like the second thing I played for her (Smells like Teen Spirit was just too good to pass up as a first play).
I actually really do like the album - the arrangements are great - way better than Pat Boone's "In a Metal Mood". Paul Anka actually seems to be taking it seriously...scary.
> Odd you should mention the Lovecats cover
Naah. Of all the songs violated on that album which one would Sharon like the most(in it's original form)?
> the arrangements are great - way better than Pat Boone's "In a Metal Mood"
It's funny that you should mention the Pat Boone record. It was the first thing I thought of when I heard Paul Anka on "Fresh Air"--that and the Cardigans.
The Pat Boone album looked like it had been done over a wild weekend of snorting ben gay and bible thumping. This Paul Anka album looks like they spent a lot of time on it.