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WALKING ON THIN ICE

mask task


mask of poet Jim Lang – foto by Smith

mask of lost dog – foto by Smith

mask of war criminal – foto by Smith

mask of man in moon – foto by Smith

mask of Xmas Past- foto by Smith

mask of Smith – foto by Smith

OF TWEETS AND TWATS

“You know where tweets would work, don’t you?,” Smith asks.

“I think tweets would work in twats,” I say.

“Why don’t you explore that more?” he says. “You could have some porno tweets. You could call them your twat tweets. I think you have something there. But actually, I meant tweets would work among family members cuz they don’t talk enough. Those little useless one-liners would give family members more information.”
 
. . .
 
“Have you ever thought about the carrying capacity of Earth?”
 
“Why yes,” I say. “I have thought of it quite frequently. Ever since I read Jonathan Swift’s parody where he advocates the English eat Irish children.”
 
. . .
 
On the theme of tweets & twats, here is a Mother Goose nursery rhyme I found for collage material:
 
LITTLE PUSSY
 
I like little Pussy,
  Her coat is so warm,
 
And if I don’t hurt her
  She’ll do me no harm;
 
So I’ll not pull her tail,
  Nor drive her away,
 
But Pussy and I
  Very gently will play.
 
 
WORD OF THE DAY DEPARTMENT
 
“My myrmidons shall mutiny,” I tell Smith. *

“Am I your myrmidon?” Smith asks?

“No, I’m your myrmidon.”

“Off with your clothes. You have to obey me. Off.”
 
 
*Myrmidon:
1. (Capitalized) A member of a warlike Thessalian people who followed Achilles on the expedition against Troy.
2. A loyal follower, especially one who executes orders without question
 
. . .
 
LATER…
 
“You’re not my myrmidon,” Smith sez. “You’re supposed to have your fvcking clothes off. You’re supposed to obey my orders without question.”
 
Lady

Cage, John, 75


 
My Mannequin Avatar
 
 
Found poem in the index pages of an algebra book during our collage party:
 
Cage, John, 75
Calculators, graphing. See Graphing utilities
Cantor Set, 862-63
Carbon dating, 741
Carrying capacity of Earth, 729-30
Cartesian (rectangular) coordinate system, 29-31,
    37, 210
Casteneda, Alfredo, 232, 463, 658
Celcius (C), 85
Center of circle, 762
Ceramic cars, 315
Challenger explosion, 527
Chamberlain, John, 628
Chamberlain’s model, 87
Change-of-base property of logarithmic functions,
    718-20
Chaos, 581-82
    nonlinear, 282
Chernobyl disaster, 683
Cholesterol, heart disease and, 241-42
Cigarette smoking, 143
Circle(s), 762-65, 783
 
 
I also like this one, but I’m editing it for brevity’s sake:
 
Radicals
    adding and subtracting
    combining
    constant
    dividing
        quotient rule
    like
    in models
    multiplying
        product rule
    rationalizing denominators of
    simplifying
        constant and variable factors and
        constant radicands
        after multiplying
        by rationalizing the denominator
        by removing fractions from radicand
        variable radicands and
    solution of radical equation containing
    vocabulary of
    windchill and
Radical sign
Radicand
Radioactive Cats
Radiocarbon dating
Radius
Radon
Rain, acid
Ramos, Mel
Range
    of function
    of relation
Rate of change, average,
Ratio
    common
    golden
Rational equations
    leading to quadratic equation
    with no solution
    solving.
 
 

 
Starship At Rest.