we can all go mad together that's what friends are for
Sarah Small
Orson Welles
-- by Richard Brautigan
Orson Welles does whisky commercials on
Japanese television. It's strange to see him
here on television in Tokyo, recommending that the
Japanese people buy G&G Nikka whisky.
I always watch him with total fascination.
Last night I drempt that I directed one of the
commercials. There were six black horses in the
commercial.
The horses were arranged in such a position
that upon seeing them and Orson Welles
together, people would rush out of their homes
and buy G&G Nikka Whisky.
It was not an easy commercial to film. It
had to be perfect. It took many takes. Mr. Wells
was very patient with an understanding sense of
humor.
"Please, Mr. Welles," I would say. "Stand a
little closer to the horses."
He would smile and move a little closer
to the horse.
"how's this?"
"Just fine, Mr. Welles, perfect."
What a Pity, What a Shame
-- by Paul Beatty
went to hear marion williams
sing the gospel yesterday
she was singin so hard
I almost slipped up
and let jesus into my heart
true
-- by charles bukowski
one of Lorca's best lines
is,
"agony, always
agony ..."
think of this when you
kill a
cockroach or
pick up a razor to
shave
or awaken in the morning
to
face the
sun.
Sarah Small
Orson Welles
-- by Richard Brautigan
Orson Welles does whisky commercials on
Japanese television. It's strange to see him
here on television in Tokyo, recommending that the
Japanese people buy G&G Nikka whisky.
I always watch him with total fascination.
Last night I drempt that I directed one of the
commercials. There were six black horses in the
commercial.
The horses were arranged in such a position
that upon seeing them and Orson Welles
together, people would rush out of their homes
and buy G&G Nikka Whisky.
It was not an easy commercial to film. It
had to be perfect. It took many takes. Mr. Wells
was very patient with an understanding sense of
humor.
"Please, Mr. Welles," I would say. "Stand a
little closer to the horses."
He would smile and move a little closer
to the horse.
"how's this?"
"Just fine, Mr. Welles, perfect."
What a Pity, What a Shame
-- by Paul Beatty
went to hear marion williams
sing the gospel yesterday
she was singin so hard
I almost slipped up
and let jesus into my heart
true
-- by charles bukowski
one of Lorca's best lines
is,
"agony, always
agony ..."
think of this when you
kill a
cockroach or
pick up a razor to
shave
or awaken in the morning
to
face the
sun.
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bukowski sucks
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