believe me, you grow out of it
(*******),
you reach the natural conclusion
as women do,
experiencing menopause,
your's the least actrattive cunterpart,
no choice...
you just grow out of it...
you just get bored
you just grow out of it...
it literally become a case of
huh?
yep, it becomes a hmm equation...
and if you're not married,
5p.m. feels like 9a.m.,
the **** is going on?
fyck, uleterior motive for spelling
thick...
so what the fyck's going on?
pop culture... fuckle me...
send some more sleeping
pills my way,
so i can pretend to be in a
heavyweight boxing match
fighting both klitschkos
at the same time, in street fighter mode
of pretending to be blanka /
zangief / vega?
i'd **** over him
any-day-of-the-week,
such **** ******* /
dhalsim - mr. stretch-armstrong /
mr. fantastic...
tekken never conjures up
an equation
that music does
i.e. the beatles (street fighter)
vs. the rolling stones (mortal kombat)...
tekken never really made it
for "equality" status:
equal status, i get it;
nonetheless, men tend to grow
out of the practice of *******,
just like women
are automated to experience
menopause...
you just get bored
of the hand as ****...
d'uh dummy dum dum
+ a mongolian harmonica
(index moving up & down
with the lips perforking
the motorboat effect,
encapsulated within the brrrrrrrrr;
sure, the missing trill of the r in english...
and there are no diacritic indicators
that the letter ought to be the sole-source
of vibration...
hence no roll with the umlaut ä -
sounds like chinese wow wow wow yo
boat...
yoyo that ****?
count that as two:
hämmer, i.e. haamer...
i.e. hāmmer...
or ha'mmer... so what's with
the trigonometry of the m?
how many more times do you have
to wave a goodbye?
but the scandi- version?
middle-class english,
i love their slang,
they slang a longer word into
a shorter word,
but never bother to adffix a hyphen
for invigorative measures...
it always seems to be: oxford approved;
if americans are yanks...
the british? wanks;
jiggy-jiggy-mah-jig.
totality bound by sources found
in either peckham or hackney;
oh right, the roll...
an aangstroom, i.e. ångström...
linguistic ballistics...
**** gets funnier when writing fiction,
the irish and the slav prefer the hyphen
of differentiation in a convo, i.e.
- and so
- so what?
the post-germanic tribes of anglo saxons and
americans?
they prefer the inverted commas
and the he said...
e.g. "i was saying," he said.
yes, i know that's a fictional character
"speaking",
but you could at least count,
toward expressing the correct arithmetic,
i.e. 'i was saying,' he said;
yes,
i know no one was saying anything,
you were thinking someone
was saying something you "said"...
so why was it never the irony of "citing"
with only two index fingers,
as opposed to
two index and two middle fingers?
i swear to god, that's not how
you quote...
if you're ever going to quote;
it can only mean
a beginning of ambiguity,
by invoking " ", you're making war
on the thesaurus.