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no skin? no tattoo? no problem!
That’s not exactly true. These skinless creatures, one of which I have had the accident1 of becoming, never thought about getting a tattoo, never thought about having somebody draw on themselves. I find that a little more than interesting because they are into sleek, concise design. That’s plain to see with all the minimalist lines [...]
I, crustacean
The guy at the debriefing who brought up this other guy named Kafka seemed like he was the only one who had ever heard of him. I hadn’t. I got the impression at the time he was trying to be funny. But when he looked around and saw that nobody got the joke he just [...]
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take a walk on the sky side
Beginning with “it” is just so vague. Vague is vague enough. Beginning vaguely is not too vague, but just so vague. Vague, only just so.
So what.
It, the story, begins vaguely. What began was not vague at all.
It was a big-ass plane. Nothing vague about it. Everything big about it.
How we got there was vague. The [...]
army tanks runneth over with love
When I woke up I could not breathe on my own. It wasn’t for lack of trying. Hoses and wires came and went in and out every conceivable hole in me. Still other holes, the inconceivable ones, oozed and soaked with the rest of me in a not-quite congealed balm, an unnaturally cool suspension in [...]
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new blood on the old mattress
As with sooo many ill-conceived spontaneous actions, every neurotransmitter in the dense standing-room-only revelry of brain cells, partying like it was 2009, were in agreement. We are all in agreement that they were all in my head during those moments.1 We are all pretty much in agreement that I was not.2
Too much was going on in [...]
why does savannah smile
The only reason we ask is because “smile” is the first word that comes to mind when we hear the name “Savannah.” This noun and verb combined as the title of a movie in the early eighty’s, part of which was filmed on location in the neighborhood where my wife and I lived during [...]
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yo quiero Christine Dougherty…
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She ain’t no Subway Jared. And that’s probably why I have a crush on her. I might even check out Taco Bell, the environs of which I haven’t visited since other fast food establishments became established between my established residence and the afore established Taco Bell, now firmly reestablished in the gray matter nexus that [...]
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Tyra Banks on quitting while ahead… or something
Tyra: “There’s a lot cooking right now and a lot of fire burning in my heart.”
Our Suggestion: It happens as you get older, especially what with that recent Julie and Julia movie and all. We understand how hard it must be for you to resist being Rachael Ray. Try it for awhile as [...]
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Shaking a Leg: Journalism and Writing.
An article from: World Literature Today [HTML] (Digital)
This digital document is an article from World Literature Today, published by University of Oklahoma on June 22, 1998. The length of the article is 833 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page.
The article is delivered in HTML format and is [...]
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understanding charlie