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very straight stuff written while doing laundry after a failed
relationship last year and then relaundered (today) in the William
Burroughs cut-up machine Your text: Date Thu, 15 Jul 1999 190248 -0700 From Patricia Subject more laundry rum(room)inations Why exactly are these driers named after men And the washers named after women It may actually be quite a clever fait accompli. These driers are generally larger and have fewer cycles. They require less initial funding depending on the load depending on the time. They start out with bravado and lots of heat caressing the needy contents full of promise for a full ten minutes before dumping their hopefuls flat within helter skelter - maybe the job is finished, maybe not Who cares, they forgot. Maybe action will pursue be if more persuasion chinks in before dropping the finery flat agin. Aaah, but these washers Lots of cycles, many temperatures And they finish the job, they dont let you down No more silver required than that original offering, every step followed through with stellar perfection no throwing the contents to the floor, but washing, rinsing spinning, fluffing. Is everything clean now, have I done a good job I think the driers are aptly named. PK Harris Thinking Men are Twits And should be clothed in white enamel And reprogrammed
P.K. Harris So, I guess this makes William Burroughs fluxus,fluff, fluff, |
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