BLUE LAMP, NEXT TOWN OVER
BLUE LAMP, NEXT TOWN OVER
BLUE LAMP, NEXT TOWN OVER
Loon: Today’s ghost is so famous he needs no introduction. I’ve heard you drank a lot of liquor. Is this true? W.C. Fields’ ghost: I was once forced to flee Bemidji, Minnesota in a canoe in order to escape a maddened herd of muskrats intent on my demise. It seems I had inadvertently insulted their […]
Unheeded he kept by them as they came towards the drier sand, a rag of wolf’s tongue redpanting from his jaws. This sentence has the capacity to make one feel that one should put one’s pencil down and toss one’s scribbles into the fire and go sit quietly by the sea.
Although Will had the desire to do all of those things, the only one to actually occur was the roller skating tour of Central Park in the company of W. C. Fields. As a side note, Al Jolson was the 3rd member of the group, but he didn’t skate. He jogged barefoot.
Will Rogers once: a. met a man he didn’t like. b. roller skated through Central Park with W. C. Fields. c. pitched horseshoes for 9 straight hours with Charles Lindbergh. d. mud wrestled with Zelda Fitzgerald. e. ate pancakes off of solid gold plates with Babe Ruth.
*an example of ‘brain toy’, a dada effort to make something happen in your head when image and text meet in an unexpected manner.
I just turned on the sasquatch cam. IT’S RIGHT OUTSIDE MY D
Loon: I can only do what I can do when they bring me people I’m not too sure I’ve ever heard of for the 3 question interview. The Lords of the 4th Dimension delivered the weekly scrap of paper, and written on it was ‘mahatma gandhi’. I had no clue. But now that the apparition […]
The sun was resting on the hill like a drop of blood on an eyelid … Tom, the future full time poet, practices in prose. (from The Mayor of Casterbridge)