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we are all fucked together:
September 11, 2007
i am at the mall, buying some new ankle socks.
i feel absolute, like all bad decisions.
i look at small chested women and cry really hard,
because small chests have fucked us,
Mountain Dew has fucked us,
the earth has fucked us,
we are fucked by animals,
by other people like Diane Sawyer,
by the world, in general, as a whole,
we are all fucked hard,
and there is nothing i can do about it,
i can go to the mall
and sit on a bench in the food court,
i can eat nuggets and call my wife,
and look at something on fire on the tv
while i go over the list of things i want to buy in my head,
things like guns, and people,
a new hat, a Jack Spade bag,
the universe, eternity,
deep and unavoidable confusion,
a case for my iPhone,
a new car, peanut butter,
and the cost of never thinking again.
i will consider the time,
the implications of avoiding responsibility
and how my actions will create reactions
based only on the perceived reality of others,
and i will fit myself into that reality
because it is important to the people i care about
and i am not more important than them,
i am as important as them.
i am as important as people i do not like.
i am fucked, like everyone.
we are fucked together.
we are all fucked together.
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Indeed. BTW, here are lies about you taken from the internet:
Gene Morgan is a native of Kansas City, Missouri, who started his career in corrections in 1969 when he was employed by the Jackson County Juvenile Court. In his five years at the court, he worked in various capacities with institutionalized delinquent youth between the ages of 14 and 17 years old. For two years he served as a cottage manager at the McCune School for Boys and was responsible for treatment planning, group counseling, and staffing of a 20-bed housing unit. He then worked as an Aftercare Juvenile Officer for these same youth when they returned home. Mr. Morgan also spent a year as a coordinator, counselor, and instructor at the court’s newly formed pre-vocational school.
Unless....
- Triscuit / September 11, 2007 2:15 PM
I don't know what triscuit is talking about.
I don't know what to think about that piece you wrote. depressing. too serious for me. I don't know how Diane Sawyer still looks so good.
I don't know what to think about the new Bionic Woman, except she is not as pretty as Lindsay Wagner.
I don't know why you haven't written a piece about the new oreo cookie pie.
- craig / September 15, 2007 11:50 AM
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