The first thing I do in the morning is brush my teeth and sharpen my tongue.
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“Children should not be forbidden to swear—not because it is desirable that they should swear, but because it is desirable that they should think that it does not matter whether they do or not, since this is a true proposition. They should be free entirely from the sex taboo, and not checked when their conversation seems to inhibited adults to be indecent. If they express opinions on religion or politics or morals, they may be met with argument, provided it is genuine argument, but not if it is really dogma: the adult may, and should, suggest considerations to them, but should not impose conclusions.”
-Bertrand Russell, Marriage & Morals
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Triple decker game. Begin with one word, put one in the middle and end with the third word.
Words:
1. Styrofoam cup
2. Hamburgers
3. Stripes
I like my woman like I like my coffee, Asian and in Styrofoam cups. That reminds me of this one time in Albuquerque when I ran into Samuel L. Jackson in a Diner. You see, the movie Pulp Fiction really gelled with me as a child. I would often act it out on the playground, bringing heroin needles from my druggy parent’s stash and playfully stabbing female classmates in the sternum. You know, like when Uma Thurman overdoses?
But that’s beside the point. So, there I am and Samuel L. Jackson is eating a hamburger. Grinning from ear to ear, I stop by the booth and extend my hand to him, hoping for the best. He seems a little awkwarded out, but I want to show him how much I care about his work, so I pull out my nine and shove it against his temple shouting “English, motherfucker, do you speak it!” I gotta tell you, I’ve never had so much fun in my life. Samuel was doing a fucking flawless rendition of the scared dude in the chair. I’ve never seen such great acting. Meanwhile everybody else is freaking the fuck out, they obviously haven’t seen the film before. All said and done, it was great, but I really had to book it out of there. Some patrons were quite upset. I’m in the army now, as per mother’s orders. She must not appreciate film culture as much as I do. Oh well, as my mother says, camo is better than stripes.
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Jim the 6th grader discovers porn.
Jim, the 6th grader, accidentally sees a porno for the first time.
Oh god oh god oh god oh god. Oh good god, boobs. Boobs boobs boobs. Look. Boobs. LOOK.
LOOK.
Go. Look. Boobs?
Oh, oh Look. Boobs.
Oh god, oh god, oh god. Porn. God, god, god, god. Boobs. Porn. Boobs on pools. Too good. Too good. Porno of boobs.
Drool. No. No, don’t drool. Stop. Boobs. No, bottoms, bottoms! Bottoms hop onto worms. Worms? Long, long worms.
Slow down, slow down, oh oh oh.
God.
A product from one of our writing prompts a few weeks ago - write with only one vowel.
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Dear, I can’t write, it’s all a fantasy: a kind of circling obsession.
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From, The Bukowski Tapes
i’m not one of those Bukowski guys, but this is alright.
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“Jack Kerouac—American counterculture hero, king of the Beats, and author of On the Road—was a Navy military recruit who failed boot camp. Navy doctors found Kerouac delusional, grandiose, and promiscuous, and questioned his strange writing obsession.”
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Azealia Banks is just one bad ass bitch. She’s blowing up right now. Kanye follows her on twitter, Pitchfork featured her in the top 10 tracks of 2011, she played a show at Karl Lagerfeld’s house and Universal Records signed her in January. Also, she was just profiled by the New York Times
The high school dropout comes from Harlem but attended private schools early in her life and as a listener, you can definitely pick up on these dichotomous lives she experienced.
The “212” music video has been out for almost six months but is just now picking up the public’s attention. I love this song not only for its raunchy content but also because it shows just how talented a of an artist Azealia Banks is. She’s also a great collaborator: the guy in this video is Montreal producer Jacques Greene who was just tapped by Radiohead to remix their King of Limbs album.
The sound of “212” is current, she says her inspiration comes from the streets, but clearly Azealia been influenced by previous generations and genres of music. She pulls together a wide array of these influences in “212,” I don’t even think I could name them all. There’s the unsymmetrical chorus, the synth undertones, the pop backbeat that’s also vaguely latin and the perfect cartoon voice of satire. Her sound is unique and infectious.
It’s Superbowl Sunday in the United States but you can find me shrine of Banks, not of the Patriots or Giants.
This lady inspires me to write.
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