Monthly Archives: September 2015

Be it Dodgers or Mets.

“Let’s get him. Are we all agreed? No objections? Gus, apprehend that guy in the pew over there.” #ReligiousFreedom and #PartyPolitics. 0 retweets 0 favorites

Reminds me of the apple/maggot lyric in the song #Shattered by the Rolling Stones, “Bite the Big Apple; don’t mind the maggots! uh-huh. #Shedobey, shattered shattered… .  This town’s full of money grabbers.”

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“‘Fried brains’, don’t knock ’em ’till you’ve tried ’em.”–Hannibal Lecter’s Southern California Cuisine. Credit: Jerry Hairston Jr.’s comment on how the “neighborhood play” has fried Angelenos’ brains.  Another commentator, perhaps John Hartung, asked Jerry to soften the term “fried brains”.  … Continue reading →

“Boy, do what you’re told.” “I’m not a boy, I’m a girl. Now look what you made me do.” “What, boy?” “I rear-ended this f’ing car!” “Is anybody hurt?” “You’re dead!” “Know your place.” “Know you’re DEAD!” “We’ll see about … Continue reading →

Fiction: It’s a Lawyer’s World Retired Yenta: I’ve got my lawyers! Small business owner: Alright. RY: Well, what are you going to do? SBO: Well, we have our lawyers too.

The diminishing delta of the “volatility” between winning and losing is brought home in Kirby Wright’s non-fictional work Moloka’i Homestead, 1933 and his poem Damien’s Tears. New Madrid: A Journal of Contemporary Literature, Volume VIII, Number 1, Winter, 2013; Editor, Ann … Continue reading →