8-word poem: THE DAVID CARRADINE FOUND DEAD IN A HOTEL IN BANGKOK STORY
posted by Steve Caratzas at 10:22 AM
Thursday, June 04, 2009
(Photo by MsAPhillips)You know to me it all looks the same.
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2 Comments:
"Noticed dead," by auto-erotic asphyxiation? I think not.
* Is auto-erotic one word? If not, then:
"Noticed dead," by a Thai maid in Bangkok?
RIP David Carradine. Don't let me give you any shit.
Yeah, I'm as staggered as anyone by this news.
My chief point in writing the poem was the construction "found dead" in the report. Second only to "turned up dead", in my opinion.
Ah, the media.
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