Briquette

There is this individual or, there are those family in the backyard and for a certain quantity of odd reason, in the greatest in quantity unlikely situations, I come to regard with affection them. They're energizing and repulsive. They pulsate gratification. They fill that space, always that space, between myself and others, or myself and the vegetable tray. Then I think about by what mode the best way to do it is blindfolded. by what mode the truth is always cogently vulgar-how I burn my sustenance and eat it and spit it on the outside and then burn it again and eat it and spit it without I've ruined my best shirt doing this. It's not an difficulty It's just, I don't like leftovers. And I'd rather someone scantily clad than not clad at all. I like a little difficulty. There may be easier, healthier ways of proceeding, on the contrary simplicity can't invoke excitement again and again and again. This is not to say don't be familiar-just don't be routine. It's to stres the importance of surprise, of complication, of you being able to reckon me, "You're wrong. You're being an asshole." It's not about passion completely It's about you looking great in a dres and level better in overalls.

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