In this city of cosmopolitan cattle, sprawling like a network of bulging veins or a patch of inflamed hair follicles ringing a rectum, every other road lies in a thicket of cones and construction equipment.
"Every half-wit has written and read more texts and posts and comments than all the letters in The Library of Babel." Since it's an infinite library with an unending number of letters, it could be said that's not strictly true, but I do get what you mean.
Still, what are you gonna do? Stay schtum like a prophet with no more prophecies in a dusty ole desert? Gotta post, man, gotta post...
Thank you. For me, the issue with words isn't always that they block action, though that's part of it, it's that they also block other words, fresh ones. The frames we use wear down, quickly, through overuse
"Every half-wit has written and read more texts and posts and comments than all the letters in The Library of Babel." Since it's an infinite library with an unending number of letters, it could be said that's not strictly true, but I do get what you mean.
Still, what are you gonna do? Stay schtum like a prophet with no more prophecies in a dusty ole desert? Gotta post, man, gotta post...
Damn, I was hoping not to get called for the technicality, but it’s true, Borges got the best of me on that one. But yeah, gotta post
There's always that one guy isn't there? Today I guess it's me, but tomorrow it'll be you.
So goes the eternal scratch-my-back of pedantry, from today until the end of time.
Terrific stuff. I dare say I like the cut of your jib. Or is it jibe?
Thank you. Got jibes for days round here
“Cosmopolitan cattle” is awesome. Also a great band name.
I love these, I hope you don’t mind me saying. This is my bracing energy drink to go out and face the vacuum.
Don’t mind at all. I’m glad you’re getting the energetic aspect from it
Thank you. For me, the issue with words isn't always that they block action, though that's part of it, it's that they also block other words, fresh ones. The frames we use wear down, quickly, through overuse