"Okay, so I went to school with a Buckley, alright? But I didn't know who he was. Didn't treat him with the proper respect and all, wasn't deferential. Anyway.
"So. I'm a Dead Man walking. My life is over. You see that Jim Jarmusch movie -- 'Dead Man?' The opening quote, from Henri Michaux? 'It is preferable not to travel with a dead man?' That's me all over. Nobody wanted to get near me -- nobody exc--
#LOSER
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#YEAH
Very dramatic title. Love the repetitive exclamation marks. Why only three????
I like this, I do.
Thank you, Diane. Thank you.
Why only three? Well, it's a science -- sometimes we cut up a corpse on the table, but sometimes the thing survives.
Thank you for your participation.
Good day.
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#YEAH
He was a great choreographer and dance director, and he must have been angry drunk at the time...Buckley Berkeley. No, wait, that was'Busby'. Anyway, I hope your grandmother's okay. Mine used to punch doctors.
Thanks! Thanks.
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(Weird responses every TIME -- hey, let's get *creative*, folks!!!)
#freeASSOCIATION
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*fav I can't get enough of your style; it actually gives me hope that freedom still exists, nicely done, I'm cowering in a pool of my utter envy
#jelly
Thanks! Let's not get too carried away, but ... thanks!
(Still -- pool time's POOL time, I guess! Pass the beer! Put on the swimming floaty-things, and, err, play "Marco POLO," and stuff, so ... )
Yay! Good all around.
Thanks for the comment. And stuff.
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Very Donald Barthelme meets Philip K Dick. I like it. Especially the Jarmusch reference. Great way to end.
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Nice piece of drama and lonely paranoia mixed with the stench of death!