Kilie's pop-orgy is reserved to glabrous bodies - like Walt Disney's but unlike George Michael's - and I bet that the son of a bear would be less hairy than I.
Highly offended by that discrimination I therefore suggest a come-back to the Smirnoff's classics (but with a good condom):
That's the one, bro. Originally published in "The Realist", which got the Disney gestapo all over Paul Krasner's ass. (BTW Bill Butler who ran Unicorn was a friend.)
Loved that place. A regular hang out at weekends. Although I could never count Bill as a friend, I remember he always took an interest in the books I bought; had a long conversation when I bought a Penguin edition of 'The Death of King Arthur' (which I still have) and Unicorn's edition of a William Morris (I can't remember which - it was a present for a girlfriend).
Dear Doc,
ReplyDeleteKilie's pop-orgy is reserved to glabrous bodies - like Walt Disney's but unlike George Michael's - and I bet that the son of a bear would be less hairy than I.
Highly offended by that discrimination I therefore suggest a come-back to the Smirnoff's classics (but with a good condom):
http://brusquelles.blogspot.com/2009/12/please-sin-23-but-with-condom-for-sake.html
Best to L.A.,
Yours faithfully,
Brusqu'elles
Wow. That puts me in mind of a poster that used to adorn the wall in the Unicorn Bookshop in Brighton. Happy days.
ReplyDeleteThat's the one, bro. Originally published in "The Realist", which got the Disney gestapo all over Paul Krasner's ass. (BTW Bill Butler who ran Unicorn was a friend.)
ReplyDeleteLoved that place. A regular hang out at weekends. Although I could never count Bill as a friend, I remember he always took an interest in the books I bought; had a long conversation when I bought a Penguin edition of 'The Death of King Arthur' (which I still have) and Unicorn's edition of a William Morris (I can't remember which - it was a present for a girlfriend).
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