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Feb 07, 2009 08:53



"State of the Pappy" Dept.:Hello internets, it's been a while ( Read more... )

not dead-sleeping, state of the pappy, great moments in everything

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In words of no more than two sylables, for Stephen's sake papajoemambo February 7 2009, 19:51:07 UTC


"I'm not trying to ignore you all - I'm too busy to write about all the cool things I've been thinking about - I'm getting to them as soon as I can"

He is a teacher, folks - and on weekends he shuts right down.

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For those of you playing at home, concerned with the implied harshness of my not-criticism papajoemambo February 7 2009, 20:05:49 UTC

Stephen is the brother I should have had - and as such may be subject to occasional prodding on my part.

Now would be a good time to work on that script, doncha think, Cowboy?

Yes, that's my official new nickname for you - "Cowboy".

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Re: For those of you playing at home, concerned with the implied harshness of my not-criticism papajoemambo February 7 2009, 21:13:07 UTC

"Bon soiree" he says - I remember sleep. I remember liking it, too.

Putting off til the 13th what you can do today is a great way of never getting anything started.

"A stitch in time..." Mr Wint...?

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Re: For those of you playing at home, concerned with the implied harshness of my not-criticism papajoemambo February 7 2009, 23:11:43 UTC


It helps to remember Burroughs was going through a pretty horrible heroin addiction at the time - it's meant to be dreamlike. I happen to love it, but it's an unforgiving ride.

Better entry-level Burroughs is "Interzone" or "Exterminator!".

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Re: For those of you playing at home, concerned with the implied harshness of my not-criticism quietprofanity February 8 2009, 03:06:40 UTC
I struggled through Naked Lunch last year. I think I understood maybe 60% of it, if that. Some parts are especially powerful, though, like the dirty picture showing. It's like that "The Aristocrats" joke as a tragedy.

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