What? Oh. You’re a photographer. Is there any justification to believe that the first picture is of you? I’m getting a no. The guy has an upside-down cross on. I don’t like he or she. I wish I knew which one is you, but, someone must hold the camera. So, you got a Polaroid back. Is that ‘back from the shop’, or, is a back like a lens but on the other side? Or am I scaring you? I DO NOT WANT “he, she or it”! I even promote ‘none of the above’. This: P(x) | x: {,.”()} is congruent to hard to use; not less with a computer. If I go he/she/it, a reader may say I said “slash”.
He/she/it. He/she/it/time. Now you got three slashes. They gave me this one, too: A = {\}, A’ = {~}, but, that’s abuse of A = {=}.
Well, I got one foot on the platform
The other foot on the train
I’m goin’ back to New Orleans
To wear that ball and chain
I thought it was, “the earth threw up a train”. It did not. The earth, when it cries, it’s a volcano. The planet Mars is the only one with chil-DREN (funny word, plural with “n”. The original is CHIRDRU. To Marge Simpson it’s “choltren”). Make an effort to take some snapshots of your parents and post them, so I feel at home.
One guy looks like Ron Wood. He was in the news for getting arrested. But, I mean, of course, Ronnie Wood is sixty, so, thanks for standing there and looking so good. Earth in the background, very transcendent.
Photographs? You are saying all this really happened. In London. And, it were surreal. You were saying if I can just hold the light for five more minutes and adjust the F-stop, bla bla bla.
You are a little older, so show it. Sorry, what did I do? That there is another reality, about to happen, with nice, clean “…ns…”, not “…neds…” on it.
Take the picture with frozen motion, such as a sloshing champagne in a glass held by Marilyn Monroe, stare at it, have the two seconds before the action freezes begin and fill it with tinkling and laughter.
Let’s see. I put, ‘standing there and look so good’, originally from, “Bad Boy”, arguably John Lennon’s best hard rocker.
A bad little kid moved into my neighbourhood
He won’t do nothing right just sitting down and looks so good
He don’t want to go to school and learn to read and write
Just sits around the house and plays the rock and roll music all night
Well, he puts thumb tacks on teachers chair
Puts chewin gum in little girl’s hair
Now, junior, behave yourself
What? Oh. You’re a photographer. Is there any justification to believe that the first picture is of you? I’m getting a no. The guy has an upside-down cross on. I don’t like he or she. I wish I knew which one is you, but, someone must hold the camera. So, you got a Polaroid back. Is that ‘back from the shop’, or, is a back like a lens but on the other side? Or am I scaring you? I DO NOT WANT “he, she or it”! I even promote ‘none of the above’. This: P(x) | x: {,.”()} is congruent to hard to use; not less with a computer. If I go he/she/it, a reader may say I said “slash”.
He/she/it. He/she/it/time. Now you got three slashes. They gave me this one, too: A = {\}, A’ = {~}, but, that’s abuse of A = {=}.
Well, I got one foot on the platform
The other foot on the train
I’m goin’ back to New Orleans
To wear that ball and chain
I thought it was, “the earth threw up a train”. It did not. The earth, when it cries, it’s a volcano. The planet Mars is the only one with chil-DREN (funny word, plural with “n”. The original is CHIRDRU. To Marge Simpson it’s “choltren”). Make an effort to take some snapshots of your parents and post them, so I feel at home.
One guy looks like Ron Wood. He was in the news for getting arrested. But, I mean, of course, Ronnie Wood is sixty, so, thanks for standing there and looking so good. Earth in the background, very transcendent.
Photographs? You are saying all this really happened. In London. And, it were surreal. You were saying if I can just hold the light for five more minutes and adjust the F-stop, bla bla bla.
You are a little older, so show it. Sorry, what did I do? That there is another reality, about to happen, with nice, clean “…ns…”, not “…neds…” on it.
Take the picture with frozen motion, such as a sloshing champagne in a glass held by Marilyn Monroe, stare at it, have the two seconds before the action freezes begin and fill it with tinkling and laughter.
Let’s see. I put, ‘standing there and look so good’, originally from, “Bad Boy”, arguably John Lennon’s best hard rocker.
A bad little kid moved into my neighbourhood
He won’t do nothing right just sitting down and looks so good
He don’t want to go to school and learn to read and write
Just sits around the house and plays the rock and roll music all night
Well, he puts thumb tacks on teachers chair
Puts chewin gum in little girl’s hair
Now, junior, behave yourself