

Amusement Park Ugliness“We’re here,” I said, parking the car. “You ready to go?” “Yep.” Joe took a quick swig of Dr. Pepper before dropping the empty can on the gravel parking lot. “So how much money are we making today?” “How does forty a piece sound?” The enormous gray Ferris wheel rotated mechanically on the horizon as we headed for the main entrance, passing a family of rednecks on an outstretched picnic blanket. The father redneck stared peculiarly at the two of us as he swatted the flies that encircled his famAmusement Park Ugliness


Starting Friday.Starting Friday
Within a half hour of his arrival at the restaurant, the other employees had formed a fairly sold opinion of his character, and, although each opinion differed from the others, each individual was absolutely certain of the accuracy of his/her assumptions. He had arrived with Brad Palmer, a close friend who had gotten him his high-paying job back at the large-scale grocery store where he had worked before taking a semester of college in Canterbury; he was due to start work within the week, and was quickly introduced to his soon-to-be coworkers. “Hey, everybody,” Brad began, “this is Jim Kal


A Touch of Red.A Touch of Red
Again and again Self-betrayal and denial and Kittens in the street and Children in the street and Cars Moving and running and Kittens Playing and dying and Children Starving and laughing.
The old and the young Die alike and alone. And alone.
Count the apples on the tree and Watch them fall.
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Mistaking Love for Happiness.Mistaking Love for Happiness
The tyranny of innocence, tinged by the Aroma of decay, presents itself sweetly Gift-wrapped for the adolescent
Yesterday she was a child Only knee high to a bumblebee Undulating methodically, Rising in height and stature Enveloped in love
Instead of the Terrible aroma of decay Or a feast for the birds.
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"All empty space in the universe is taken up by =BiggCaZ's erect penis."=Insubordinance
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I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, than a frontal labotomy.
I see you like Piebald, I caught them in Seattle a few years back, an awesome show!
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Mere opinions, in fact, were as likely to govern people's actions as hard evidence, and were subject to sudden reversals as hard evidence could never be.
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