...outfielding...
SPORTING LIFE
jack spicer
The trouble with comparing a poet with a radio is that radios
don’t develop scar-tissue. The tubes burn out, or with a
transistor, which most souls are, the battery or diagram
burns out replacable or not replacable, but not like that
punchdrunk fighter in a bar. The poet
Takes too many messages. The right to the ear that floored him
in New Jersey. The right to say that he stood six rounds with
a champion.
Then they sell beer or go on sporting commissions, or, if the
scar tissue is too heavy, demonstrate in a bar where the
invisible champions might not have hit him. Too many of
them.
The poet is a radio. The poet is a liar. The poet is a
counterpunching radio.
And those messages (God would not damn them) do not even
know they are champions.
I’ll be late for that…
Ironically I sorta feel like jan right now. I kinda wanna hold her hand until she actually pulls a few words from her trachea and my chest indexes them.
“Do we all become more robotic with age? I’d like to be dead when the sitcom starts to suck. ” -r. Sirand
“I am feeling very warm right now.” -air
how does THIS make YOU feel?
I can’t explain how this has made me feel. I’d rather hear what you have to say.
“I ain’t thought of no line that could rhyme with that…” -kw
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Optical Illusion of the Day: An aerial photo of an expanding-contracting toll road creates a real-life-Inception-esque illusion.
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Optical Illusion of the Day: An aerial photo of an expanding-contracting toll road creates a real-life-Inception-esque illusion.
[22words.]
Took me a few seconds to figure out what was going on here.
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Welcome to America: Where the beer has as little taste as most of the population.
Zambia’s Christopher Katongo does a somersault celebration after scoring the only goal against Ecuatorial Guinea.
Infographic: Apple’s cash reserves.
Apple now has almost $100 billion in cash reserves, and that’s over and above the wealth stored in their company, patents, building ownership etc. Just $100 billion to throw around.
This graphic came from MBA Online , click here to see it full sized.
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