and when you hear: watcha 'tinking? your reply? mostly concerning a ****, & a fudge factory, & a few brownies, topped with some custard goo, what's that to you?, you skivvy missus?
yes, we alcoholics sometimes get the jerks,
what the junkies call the nods,
notably via unconscious irritation
when solving sudoku puzzles -
you know, those japanese blindspots,
waiting for a wet ***** entry re-entry into
the garden of eden -
and without diacritic indicators
you will state *shania -
i have lactose in my brain,
and the killer proteins are coming...
alzheimer's:
proteins eating fat;
i swear i swear i swear i was ready
with the dutch cheese sponge!
holes? oh, nibbled through,
the blue cheese mouse trap didn't work...
oops...
put the mice off,
as it would put off any known living thing...
**** making ice-cream with it to boogie
on the palette.
a bit like mikey mouse replacing ol'
jack, in the box...
hardly the ****** surprise;
what did you expect in the mousetrap,
a ******* cockroach?!
wasabi irony... probably a bigger statement
of english than shakespeare,
added to the tongues of humanity.
now, the entry point of unessential aphorisms:
1. drinking does what ****** doesn't:
keeps you focused,
and if you master the craft,
you get to sport a mid-day sun
with a lot of housewives...
2. **** it, whatever...
3. the led zeppelin vs. black sabbath debate
always misses the ****** of black purple...
never learned to say the big o...
4. what a waste, being so lucky...
5. i might only make an incremental difference
in this world, but at least i still do not
disrupt the status quo totalis of humanity,
id est: at least people around me end up
living the boring reality of:
the people around me...
kinda autistic, i admit, nonetheless true.
6. post scriptum of point V -
a bit like a butterfly watching a tornado's
whirl, and then, unlike a fly incubated
in a spiderweb, watching the ballerina's twirl...
7. what's so poetic about philosophy in
english... i.e. the metaphor...
i.e. the " " membrane, the inverted
commas... commas?
aren't they supposed to sit down
below, rather than be saintly halos of
the above? i'm guessing that's the source
of why the english tongue doesn't bother
diacritical indicators, inverted what?!
commas? oh, so that's one citation
mark in a sentence?
i'm getting really copernican confused...
smacker on the face for attempting
to be "smart": i know... never did anyone
any good...
let's just call the " " encapsulation
of a word the poetic way...
that's called a metaphor...
or it's really rather an ambiguity per se...
then again: i guess, no.
8. chinese, eh? as a language, everyone admires
it...
9. my grandfather always admired how
i rolled my tobacco,
making perfect rollies, and pretending
to be needle in hand,
perfecting the rollie even further,
by warming up the tobacco in the roll-up,
my ex-gf always took the **** out of me
for not being able to roll the perfect
spliff, and then i did,
and then, for some reason, she stopped
talking.
10. the chinese tongue in translation,
is the most unspectacular language in existence,
no wonder the origin of the haiku -
that's chinese for simple math (syllable
arithmetic) -
the chinese can only count up to a haiku -
and even though their phonetic encoding
is twice the spectacular endeavour of any man,
chinese in translation?
about as spectacular as a cow's ****...
choo chow mein...
chew chin mane?
i wouldn't even bother
trying to untangle that asiatic bowl of noodles...
rice crispy fortune cookies,
a bowl of regurgitated maggots;
cf. mongol!
and what, arabic with its fiddly-squiddly
attempt at coherent, is not less an octopus
waving to imply hello?
yeah, and i'm the next mary ******* poppins!
shim shimminy me away...
oh right, forgot to mention,
you really wouldn't say the name shania twain
like that...
you'd need syllable indicators,
hellfire / punctuation marks from above...
hmm, how to cut up a lovely...
sháníā -
sha-nigh-ah:
oh look, seems i'm an american linguist
after all...
keeping the hyphen handy... turning into
a linguistic chemist...
ever watchful of the electron migration diagrams...
pompous & sarcastic ****-wit i was
always supposed to be...
which bring me to the final
observation:
11. i kinda figured that there's a law of prefix,
suffix & affix...
but with tongues that prescribe their
phonetic units (i.e. letters) the status of names,
i figured it ought to be ease to understand
how they cut these names and leave the indicative
remaining stressor...
akin to the hebrew, notably?
via
yes yes, we know the caron on s (š) and the caron
on c (č) implies the english sh - and ch:
**** via cheap respectively -
this amount of god is a sneaky ******:
loves to hide in punctuation marks,
whether from the godly diacritical perspective,
or the devilish rhetorically classical
punctuative.
point being... ehyeh...
yes, but how does the aleph
make it to be invoked in the word?
א... aleph...
יההא -
and these names are burnt tattoos on my
psyche - i have enough raw bile to
do the opposite of dispersing the hebrews:
i have enough of the *******:
to make them congregate;
but tell me, how do you actually write
ehyeh (יההא) - by asking the prefix / suffix /
affix question? how do you cut upen
aleph, to extract the epsilon,
disregarding the alpha the lambda or
the phi (φ)?
these ancient people are all the same...
the greeks are gay with their φ & θ -
ε & η or o & ω...
just like the hebrews with their gemini
zodiac orientation of ayin (ע) & aleph (א)...
sure, these languages are classic,
but they're also primitive,
which is why the "barbarians" brought
diacritical distinctions to rome,
enforcing it, stabilising it (it being
the latin, you can't even begin to imagine
how thankful they were to have
ditched the runic).
- i'm still fascinated by the geometry of language,
R actually does look like rolling...
O is always going to be a wheel,
and Y will always remain a yew tree,
or the beginning of satan's entry into
the world of talk.
