Gratuitous Julie Christie picture. FML.
Stopping to think “I’ve seen [insert sight] in a
previous life” doesn’t really convince me. Oh, the train brooded on the
spur-track the same way as it did once before; Oh, the sky filled with thunder
and wind the same way as it did once before; Oh, the State of New York awarded
Woody Allen’s spouse her own university, SUNY Previn, as it did once before, “I
SAY HAH.” Whereas, stopping to think about stopping to think—now, that might be déjà viewable. Seeing as
it only happens twice—[i.e., stopping to think]—things often travel beyond
irony into steely damn. Hey, I think I’ve seen this typeface on a previous
occasion. It’s Omar Sans Sharif, the font of an Egyptian actor who gets to
freak Julie Christie in Dr. Zhivago. Speaking of actors, Al Pacino plays a wily
mountain cop who blows the whistle on high-altitude corruption in Nepal . The
flick’s called Sherpaco. CHECK IT OUT.
Maybe it’ll be your punishment in the underworld to keep approaching the same station
in a crowded conveyance, everyone shoulder-to-shoulder and Enya aficionados to
boot. Yeah, it’ll be summer, and the strap-hangers will smell like a bean
casserole or just plain muggy overalls straight outta the hamper. A pot of
chili and good ol’ American B.O.—[when you really think about it]—really do estimate
one another. Perhaps your punishment in the underworld will be to keep
appearing in a spinoff sitcom, I Dream Of
Hygenie. Hey: Language matters: Dignity matters: No matter how many times
you may stop to think “I’ve seen this [insert slander] in a previous life”: No;
language matters; Hot Dignity Dawg.
2 comments:
pure gnomic genius
gnome sayin'?
thx anonymouse.
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