.whiskey on ice is hardly a profanity, even if it is an orthodox scotch... who in their right mind would sip amber? neck on the guillotine... but please: no lukewarm profanity in what looks like a chip off a chandelier...
a minute's delay on the ice and... neck on the guillotine... so many stars! and the moon! and: a sight of Antoinnete's lingerie!
******* it! who the hell sips sweaty-hands whiskey? whiskey on ice... to take the bite off... esp. that -esque of Laphroaig; takes the edge: but doesn't blunt the slice... no profanity around here... lukewarm tea is bad: but room-temp. whiskey is: this is not a game of hare & hound with a chaser of beer to follow...
no... don't drink ***** in England... whiskey on ice isn't a profanity: there's no room for sipping it: expecting what becomes a kiss from a she-devil... neck on the guillotine...
mind you... didn't some drunk once say: FOMO no GOGO? no... i'm pretty sure he said something along the lines: don't to it for the money, and certainly don't do it expecting to bed women like a gladiator... (on writing)...
that was in the 20th century... imagine: that caravan on the beatnik poets... like cabaret voltaire: but with more momentum and... well... not diffused by the 4 official languages of Switzerland...
that was the 20th century... hey... looks like i'm both qua pseudo & circa -esque of Virgil: and in the 21st century i'd say: don't do it for Pavlov... don't do it for the numbers... don't do it for... whatever this is, but isn't another person and isn't your private eyes communicating to another pair of private eyes...
just today i discovered medium.com... 'become a member now for $5/month to read this story and get unlimited access to all of the best stories on Medium'...
but i also discovered the builders and the butchers, song, bringin' home the rain (7 545 192 views)...
and... that means what? the song was published on... the 13th of Feb. 2013! what's 6 years late to 8 million views?
fun logo from the 1980s on a vinyl record, ozzy osbourne's bark at the moon: cassette and bones:
HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC...
don't know about you: but like a Nick Hornby novel i remember making a mix tape for a former girlfriend... she said to me...
'you know, i was walking down Oxford St. at 6am to work at the Marks & Spencers listening to your mix CD and King Crimson's Epitaph came on... and... the streets were deserted...' NON-VERBATIM...
but i remember that pirated music back then for a higher purpose... we didn't stash it in MPʒ banks...
it was: flirting... or whatever the case for the cult of high fidelity is about...
so why would i go back to ol' papa vinyl? the thing's ******* hypnotic... and look, a magic trick: no headphones...
plus a 2in1: a vinyl & a frisbee... problem being: cats don't play frisbee... ****... rather... the art of the return... to the concept of an album... which isn't the same as a concept album (from the prog. rock days)...
i can just imagine one torture technique... not with children and sweets...
i mean... adults... or nearing adulthood children... a psychology experiment: not yet done...
a gramaphone, a vinyl... a mundane album... and... one stand-out track... not children and sweats and delayed gratification... what delayed gratification? there's only one stand-out track on the vinyl... oh... you mean to get a single version of the vinyl?
drone strike: repeat repeat... it's like: they started calling it acid jazz... how about: ACID POP... the song just erodes the brain like a highschool algebra rubric or a choreography (misnomer & metaphor) of historical dates to state: us, unison, today, and some we and some them.