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stork daddy
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eating a peach, my head's a rockabilly song all day.
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guy montag
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peaches are good. rockabilly is not. your peach should be ashamed.
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stork daddy
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i'm calmer now, but if you said that earlier, typical trying to slow me down , my peach and me woulda ran you over.
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stork daddy
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you know what it really is? you're a question mark, and rockabilly is exclamation point music.
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shower singer
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I love driving too fast, but it also terrifies me. I've had many dreams about driving too fast in a car I can't control. I'm not sure if they are nightmares or not.
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guy montag
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an exclamation mark shouts loud and leaves no room for dispute. a question mark poses a question, and is therefore debatable and leaves opportunity for a well-mannered banter. i would much rather eat a question mark than an exclamation tainted peach. how would you like it if peaches told you what to do?
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stork daddy
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somebody's got to. i'm not in this for the banter.
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stork daddy
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and the moment you eat a peach, it becomes an answer. even if it is a part of a larger question. and in my estimation, it's one exclamation point of an answer. sufficient on its own, in need of no further queries. if only you had such merits.
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shower singer
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We call them exclamation marks. But that's not relevant and I'm still dreaming.
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what's it to you?
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