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GOD DAMMIT

find someone else to play with.

paint that studio! it looks like the golden girls in there all white and tame! (i'm saying this as somone with 6 gallons of unopened paint for projects started -- maybe imagined -- last spring.)

jiminy cricket, a gold medal?

i say the same about a graduate degree, which i should have finished 25 years ago. at this stage in life i'd rather do nails. just today i was saying i'm going to do the men's room in elizabeth taylor photos.

when i moved out of my parents' house, i put my high school diploma (a big padded thing with an etching of the school on fake silk) right in the garbage.

let me try this: 'that's what he said?'

no no, never clean more often than you need to take the bridge off. once every 3-5 years if you aren’t mod happy.

you know, there was a polish food cart in portland for a few months, with cabbage rolls, sausages, dumplings with sour cream, bacon and onions, cucumber salad, and a nice polish lady with the best accent. i was so sad when they moved away.

i did and it sure does imply bratkartoffeln (literally fry-potatoes) as pictured with onion chunks is german fries. you know what the germans got right was that hot potato salad.

and that seam -- why so sharp? i remember my bit also had a part about the thing in there that made the water colored. my grandparents bathrooms were kind of luxe industrial now that i think about it. carpets, strange tiling, and fun pocket doors that DID NOT LOCK.

stephen?

sorry, but that pan of onions and stuff is not french fries. or even 'home fries'.

‘did the padded toilet thing’! i remember the blue toilet did feature in my direct to cassette tape ‘radio show’ comedy half hour. my grandmother’s bathroom did not have a tea cozy for her Lou Rawls, but every kleenex box in the house had one. the main one was oak.

i remember the first time i saw a blue vinyl padded toilet seat, amazing. it was 1979 and i haven’t seen one since. be a great guitar treatment.

she said: ‘that looks like an old lady’s toilet.’

pops, ibanez artist hollowbody, ’86, $400, harris music and sound.

in 1985 kids i knew thought that a mosrite was the best and coolest of guitars. i was like 'what'

good man, lewg. mammals just trying to live.

the hypothetical, metaphorical dave.