you can jackhammer my windowsill

23rd September 2009

I need to be restrained. Court is in order. Someone order me to stop smoking. Not you, mom, you had your chance.

Does no good to be too precious about all this, it does no good. Care is taken where care lies and where we lie, assuming that by now you know us well enough to know so.

sadly looking at your pictures
why you have no change for quarters
why we told you she’s not pretty
how the west was never won

It’s so important to be not boring. A constant rearrangement of things is what is required. Also, a somewhat steady acquisition of newer things is imperative. One must endeavor in any and all cases to cease to be faithful to the letter and conversely be fast and loose with a jackhammer on the windowsill. Only boundlessness will be rewarded.

4 responses

  1. Rose Of Montague comments:

    I’d tell you smoking makes you thinner and a cool kid. But I’m quitting while I’m sick and they taste crummy. Also, materialism =/= interesting.

  2. An Unreliable Witness comments:

    You can jackhammer my windowsill” is undoubtedly your greatest and most utterly filthy euphemism yet. You might have thought it was suitably obscure, but I can spot them a mile off. I’d be grateful if you could now work on integrating the following complex innuendo - “you can replaster my vestibule” - into a piece of writing.

    [I loved that last paragraph in particular … so very true]

  3. Ani Smith comments:

    Rose: You can’t reason with smoking. Can’t reason with materialism either although the newer things I was speaking of acquiring weren’t necessarily material, but it is interesting where your mind went.

    AUW: Euphemism, moi? Mon dieu! My vestibule is extremely well plastered, thank you.

  4. Columbo comments:

    A regular at my late-night winebar told me smoking is no longer cool and I should give up… He only stopped two weeks ago and no doubt will be back on them at some stage, at which point smoking will be cool again.
    I took acquiring new things as ideas from meeting new people, plastering techniques aside.

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