Monday, March 23, 2009
(Photo by MsAPhillips)You know to me it all looks the same.
About Me

- Name: Steve Caratzas
- Location: Stuck in the Middle with You, United States
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Recent Viewing
Recent Reading
Pocket Kings by Ted Heller
The Gypsy's Curse
by Harry Crews
11/22/63 by Stephen King
The Last Lie by Tony Gloeggler
The Fallback Plan by Leigh Stein
Publications

It Will Be A Train (2004)- $5, postage paid

The Incredulity Tour (2005)- $6, postage paid
- Get both:
It Will Be A Train &
The Incredulity Tour
$10, postage paid
Other blogs worth a visit
- a sad day for sad birds
- course description included
- alcoholic poet's sad poems
- ReCall To Poetry
- lodo grdzak's long intermission
- michael kimball writes your life story
- crowned with laurels
- dottcomments
- lovers' last go around
- really bad movies
- with hammer and tong...the lettershaper
- ron silliman
- humanyms
- rocketradio
- amy king

3 Comments:
Will each one have
"God is dead" printed on it?
Will they give you chronic migraines?
Golden!
Thus spake Carathustra ...
I see a whole line here, actually. Kierkegaard. Sartre.
Sleeping tablets. Cholesterol-lowering pills. Viagra! Does that come in pills.
And I would love to hear the endless, rapid voice-over at the end of the ads: "Kierkegaard Sleeping Tablets may cause depression, angst, hopelessness, suicidal tendencies, unceasing dread, loss of God, lethargy, insomnia, vomiting, alcoholism, drug use, listening to Joy Division, urinary tract infections, warts, loneliness. In some cases, you may not be able to get out of bed at all. Ask your doctor if Kierkegaard is right for you!"
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