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Stephen Thomas Schweizer, AKA Nybar
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a POU-CREW PRODUCTIONS Affiliate presents:
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-- ANOTHER EPISODE OF POUPEY --
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.. (yo, what the fuck?) ..
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-- LIVE N DIRECT--POUPEY #22 IS LARGE --
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===============(in stereo)==============
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Remember when POUPEY hit your block?
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Jamesy was the guy that we did mock
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Murmur was told to suck a cock
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THOSE WERE THE DAYS
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Jubzie was still known as j0ltcola
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the big disease was still e-bola
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and the dance of choice was the polka
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THOSE WERE THE DAYS
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Jamesy hasn't really emotionally progressed
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Nybar is still crazy it must be professed
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he writes POUPEY as if possessed...
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THESE ARE THE DAYYYSSSSSSSSS.
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---why test me, if you're woody allen or fellini, my freestylin' will
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never allow you to see me, like sitting in a shaded-window lambourgini,
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bangin' wit sweenie--erect, not re-enacting pulp fiction with
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jarett--kobek, cause when i freak my flows, they are fairly neato, i take
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my beano so i don't eructate after a bean burrito...--
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esp. to the thump and the throb and the bass and the needle...put another
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needle on, let another tune play...
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SCRUMPYSCRUMPYSCRUMPYSCRUMPYSCRUMPYSCRUMPYSCRUMMMMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYyyyyyyyyyy...
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"This new enemy is even more bothersome." said Mr. Fantastic
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"How could that be, Mistah F?" said the bizzare amalgam-universe
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Johnny Blaze/Human Torch/The Fonz
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"Well...he's a complete nut-job! He calls himself...Pyotor, and
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demands to speak with Fyodor, his father! His master!"
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"That's..."--Ben Grimm was cut off.
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There was a ripple in space, and then the photons concerned
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themselves with the new presence in the room: The Invisible Woman,
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luminescent in a suit made of glass. She was not always the Invisible
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Woman, you know. She was once the Invisible Girl. This was before the
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controversial appearance in Playboy; the one which catapulted her to the
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fore of the first feminist movement, where she established an all-girl
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strike force to destroy entrenched patriarchal stereotypes. It was there
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that she met her (doomed) lover and soulmate, Spider Woman ..this was
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before Ultimus sliced her lover's neck with his crimson sword, before
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committing hari kiri himself. It was there that she first cast off her old
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girlish demeanor, there that she stopped pretending...but -here- she
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stood, before Mr. Fantastic himself, in the flesh; hirsute after his
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forays into the third dimension, but ultimately the same man as she'd
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known for years. The man who always stood besides her always. It was hard
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to lose one as flexible as he, anyways. A thought; a memory drifted inside
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her head...a grain of sand, lost amidst the stream of her thoughts...
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"So what have you boys been up to?" said Sue with a cheeky smile
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as she snuggled up to Mr. Fantastic.
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"Well, there are two new supervillains that threaten New York, out
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of order, they are Pyotor, an oddball monkish character with undefinable
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powers..."
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"Undefibable, Reed?" asked Johnny
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"Well, every time he strikes, his powers seem to change, and
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they're always on a different side of the classical Friedman's graph,
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which leads me to posit..."
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"REED!...oh, dear, what is the other villain's name?" Sue inquired
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with saccharine sweetness
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"Oh. Scrumpy. His powers involve apples. I don't think he should
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be very worrisome."
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Scrumpy, Sue thought. Scrumpy. She wasn't a deist...but that rung
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a bell somewhere in the works. She looked at Ben Grimm, saw his sweat, his
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brown hair, his finely muscled male form. She imagined his Skrull lover;
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how ugly, how intemperate, quite unlike the soft, pink flesh Sue
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possessed. Oh, the pink, soft flesh. She imagined him thrusting into her,
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thrust and hammer, like a piston, and she imagined his cock turning to
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stone inside of her buttery, receptive love-tunnel, and she imagined a
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squirt of blood. She imagined a section of cunt the size of a cat flying
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into the air as he became truly hard; equivalent to pharaonic
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circumcision.
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Then, she switched her sights to boyish Johnny...she remembered
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him as the torch. Just The Torch. She imagined all the chippys he had
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ruthlessly fucked; plucked like ripe fruit...she imagined his care, his
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smile, his embrace, as he came inside of her, and then super-nova'd... but
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she would survive, for she had force-fields. She was a woman. Once again,
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only her hole would be affected. It should cauterize the earlier wound.
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And then, she would asphixiate the asshole, she thought with pyrrhic
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triumph. She turned to Mr. Fantastic, and smiled uneasily.
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"I think we should hop into the four-seated fantasticar, and drive
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off into the sky. In search of them. Just like we always do...did... just
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like old times, damnit!" her lips screamed pain at her, but her smile
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persisted.
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Then there was running to the roof, and racing to the moon. They
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were soaring, in search of evil. Meanwhile, in his apartment, Peter
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Parker, AKA The Spectacular Spider Man, sat alone, and felt sad. He spun a
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web just for himself, and cast it upon his wall. It sat, and stared at
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him. He watched it dessicate. Eventually, it dripped onto the floor,
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nothing but goo to be mopped up. And the dishes sat, undone, in the sink.
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He put on his black Spider Man costume, and jumped out of his little
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window; disappeared into the night. Without a thought of a note for MJ.
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For she has been dead since the 70s.
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Then there was a rush of wind and dates and haircuts...forgotten
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engagements and holidays which marched by, omnipresent and noticed by
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none. This was the Beazortic Zone, composed of bad sociology theories and
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sentimental old movies. The facedown, bitter in reality, was remembered
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joyously as the way we never were. Scrumpy died, Scrumpy rose again,
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Scrumpy married Johnny Storm (AKA the Human Torch), they had an illicit
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Skrull-Human child, who proceeded to go back in time and learn all about
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the advanced technology there, and then kill his own dad. This was
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thwarted by luck: the kindness of a 50-year old militant asshole who none
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cared about. None bothered to finish their paragraphs. Friends let friends
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drive: I was there. None cared. The sun went out; nones' lives were
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brightened. In general, the state of mind was Euophoria. It was the time
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striations of a juggling infostructure. Then, the landing. Spiderman with
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them, drinking hot chocolate with Reed Richards. The planet was a normal
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dimension.
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Spider-Man: "So, what do you guys--and gal [he said, looking to
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Sue Richards]--go through this dimension travelling rigamarole time after
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time? It seems like it's, no offense to Hawkeye or Henri Mattise, strictly
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for the birds.
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"Well, it really gets better each time you try it" Sue Richards
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intoned, orgiastically "why don't you try it more often?"
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"You know, my wife, Mary Jane, is dead. And her baby is dead too."
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he replied.
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At this, Sue frowned. She reasoned that if Mary Jane and her baby
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both were dead...but it didn't matter. In the modern world? Absolutely
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not. Sue had known a few dead babies as well, and continued 'travelling'
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none the less. She performed one of her patented moves upon the
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recalcitrant arachnid hero: she put his dick in a perfectly placed
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force-field, which controlled the oxygen around the proportionately
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spider-sized phallus perfectly to make it priapically erect. In a jiffy,
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then, she was invinsible, and Spider-Man felt the sudden strong urge to
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leave the room.
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"Oh, uh, please excuse me while I make a trip to the little
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spiders' room." he addressed Reed awkwardly. The Thing and The Human Torch
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looked on, incredulously, as Reed grunted indifferently. Spider Man walked
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off stiffly as Frankenstein. Sue stuck behind him like she was a rather
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insistent shadow...or a tail. In the bedroom, Spider Man's pants flew
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right off. In the bedroom, Pyotor, the protean super-villian, was there.
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He's different every time...he severed Sue's neck as she was sucking
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Spider Man off. Spider Man, who was thinking of dead Mary Jane at that
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time had his penis amputated by her collapsing jaw. He lay on the floor
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bleeding. His fate would be sealed soon enough. A fool.
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Finding them, Reed instantly killed Pyotor. The cat, killing the
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mouse, was proved the greater of the two evils. He once again had tea with
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Galactus, and pondered the factors which had contributed to his living.
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Even after he crashed the ship, with The Thing and The Human Torch still
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on it. He accepted his actions. Given the option, he always performed the
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exact same action, and mildly regretted not regretting it afterwards. So,
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the five bodies were incincerated, with not one person to really care
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about them. And Reed remains immortal.
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----===I want breasts. I don't care if they lumpy tasha breasts,
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or some illicit asian breasts...I WANNA SEE SOME BREASTSSS...---===
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======================================================
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i seem to have cracked my head upon a lump of lard (nybar)
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banjo dean looked at his paw, he looked at the matches, he looked
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at what he had done, he tried to cry a cat tear. but the tear eluded him.
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he tried to cry out, but the meowing just wasn't the same. he looked down,
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he looked up, he looked at his penis. his penis, his penis, the red sheath
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of his powerful sabre. he climbed atop the rubble of the building, burnt
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as toast in the firey pits of Nifelhelm, and he peed on the remains of
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Nybarius. the cat god was dead. the cat revolution was over. all that was
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left was a pete rock song, and memories. dean meowed and mewled until his
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larynx was inflamed, but his ears did not hear the loquatious feline
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moans.
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they were heard only by automatic stanley, the hobo chief of
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police. he stretched out his arm to pet the still-massive cat, but dean
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fell into unconsciousness, consciousness burned out like a roman candle,
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dead in a reminisce...
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====****====*****=====******=======*******=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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slow it up SPEED IT UP slow it up SPEED IT UP slow it up SPEED it up GRIM
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REAPER EAT IT UP...
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====---======------------=================----------======-=
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it had began in the negresco, le Chantecler. Nybarius was decked
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out in robes of purple, and a tie. his hand was that of a saint. the
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severed, decayed head of one Isadora Duncan rested on his phallus. he ate
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a ham hock sandwitch, and talked and talked. no one much seemed to enjoy
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his talking, but this was all a game. outside stood the cat armies. the
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azure coast would soon run red with blood...
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but all of that came later. for now, Nybarius and his companions
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enjoyed themselves, feasting on the most fattening and therefore best the
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world had to offer in what was possibly the mosttotally excellent hotel in
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the whole god damned universe. on the merry-go-round, baby mogels
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piroutted and prattered, and in their immune systems, AIDS did battle with
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the T-Cells. The only absentees in the great meeting were tasha and
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caitlin, who, of course, shall never escape from their ancestral homeland
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of michigan so long as they live in a state of undeath, swallowing the
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lazarian seed of dan bern in order to live out their most wretched
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existence.
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hangmen also die. this is true. but nybar never seemed to notice
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that. he received a call on a pearl-handled telephone which was brought
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out to him on a silver platter. it was the father of the bride he was
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chasing after. he spoke with calm assurance, and identified his current
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base of operations as definitely residing in the sahara desert...somehow.
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nybar didn't hesitate. he searched the nigganet, and found out that there
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was a satellite hovering directly over a certain point in the sahara.
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scandalous, scandalous. the prop plane was small, but more than
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sufficient. nybar easily drank up all of the red and white wine on board,
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and just as he was harrassing the rather effete male stewardess, the plane
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landed and it was time to shuffle out, into the cold desert. the desert
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looked rather odd, as there were a bunch of eskimos lounging in it. they
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wore sunglasses and watched the azure coast. nybar got out of the plane,
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fed-exed his carry-on luggage to his hotel, and it was on.
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"say, sir, i'd very much like to marry your daughter." implored
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nybar.
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"well, that's quite alright, young man" Lloyd Sherman intoned,
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meaninglessly. "do you have any other requests?"
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"no, not really. I'd be perfectly happy if I could just fuck your
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daughter, and all."
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"I don't think you quite comprehended my meaning in asking for
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your requests. I was asking if you'd like to request pistols, or sabres."
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"Oh." said nybar, who then proceeded to fall silent for a long
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time. This silence was abruptly dispelled when Nybar snapped-to and said:
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"you know, quarterstaves would really be good, I guess."
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"you are a fool if you request that. i warn you. i'm one of the
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strongest quarterstaff gladiators in this land."
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"we shall see."
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ACT TWO: THE DUEL...
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Nybar, like one of those ubiquitous construction bees on gumbie,
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attempted to construct a net of blows around his opponent. they were all
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parried perfectly, some with attempts at reciprocation, which were
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invariably deftly sidestepped or jumped over, just in the nick of time.
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nybar was eventually struck by one of the ripostes, in his chest, and it
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was counted as a point for the lover man, lazarus; la belle dame's father.
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in the second round, nybar was all up to some profile and front.
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he simply stood in his b-boy stance, quarterstaff loaded with potential
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energy. like a mock-up of a character in a kurosawa movie, he was. nybar
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gained two points like this, reacting instantly when he was struck at. on
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the next, and deciding, round, he knew this was not going to be enough.
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so, he used the grasshopper technique Mr. Miyagi had taught him.
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undefeatable, his enemy's head was knocked off.
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in a bad 80s film ending, he jumped on the hands of the mob who
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had come to pay their respects to the wu-tang clan, and was carried off
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into the sunrise.
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THE END
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----=-----=------=----------------=----------------------------=----=-=-=-=---
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aiyo, if trilobyte wan' find some nigga, he gon' search on da nigga-net
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-=-=--=-----====-=-=------=-=-=---------==-----=---=-=--=--------=-=----=-=-=--
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expatriot
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-- trilobyte
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it seemed to be a beautiful day on the shore.
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i threw crackers onto the water, trying to form as close to a straight
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line as possible, what with the lack of aerodynamics present in your
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average saltine. a solitary duck swimming nearby started eating them from
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the center of the line, alternating going upwards on the line and
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downwards. the duck looked like a very confused pacman.
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assuming the water was a digital landscape of networked molecules of
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water, i waded into it fully clothed, and discovered that i was becoming
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wetter than i had been. the further i walked into the lake, the more
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submerged i seemed to be getting. it became hard to hastily walk as the
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water surface approached my hip. soon i noticed the duck was near my
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head.
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"QUACK", i honked. some water in front of me shook in despair as the duck
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flew away.
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lonely, i began to head more into the center of the lake, and the water
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went over my head. it was painful to open my eyes so i kept them closed.
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i also really couldn't breathe.
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i turned around and went back to the beach and sat down. my clothes and
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body were very wet.
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an untied shoelace blew by on the sand and waved in my direction. i waved
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back.
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i waited a few hours for something to happen and nothing really did, so i
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complained to the management about a lack of event on the beach. the most
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fun i had was pulling the seaweed out of my hair.
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soon management's reply landed in the sand next to me, enveloped by a
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small parachuted air mail parcel. i picked it up, opened it, and this is
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what the note inside said:
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"morey,
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we regret to inform you that this beach scene has been outmoded by
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other, more modern relaxing atmospheres. we suggest that you try an
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asian-accented massage parlor, a room equipped with a high-fidelity home
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theatre system, a craft-matic adjustable bed, or an artistic coffee shop.
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good day,
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the management
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c/o the boss"
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i dropped the note back on the beach and stood up. looking around, it
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seemed that no one was nearby. there were no beer bottles on the beach.
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no towels. no crabs.
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i walked out into the ocean and didn't come back.
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====------=====---------=======-----======------
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hah! KaiA will sever that thought completely (YOU ARE NOW GETTING SLEEPY
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---===---==-=-=-----===----=====--===------=====
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(THE ILLICIT LANGUAGE CORPUS), by Kaia, student of Linguistics at
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the University of Delaware (AKA a Square from Delaware): Marcy Jones was a
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minister's daughter. Her family was middle-class and generally well
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educated; Mr. and Mrs. Jones had a picture of the last temptation of
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Christ over their hardwood bedframe. Though Marcy was black, she was not
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a speaker of American Black English, but of Standard American. Marcy was
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a linguistically precocious and generally bright child. There are 66
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files in the Marcy corpus and her age ranges from 2 years 3 months to 4
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years 10 months. Also included in the corpus is a file called
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"00lexicon.cdc" which contains some nonstandard lexical items that were
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used or invented by Marcy.
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@Begin
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@Coding: CHAT 01-OCT-1987
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@Participants: MCY Marcy Target_Child, FTR Father, NYB Nybar
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Investigator, JUB Chris Investigator
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@Sex of MCY: Female
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@Birth of SAR: 23-JUL-1961
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@Age of SAR: 2;3.5
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@Date: 28-OCT-1963
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@Time Duration: 15:25-15:55
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*JUB: now # the next thing # if you can just ask # a play a game
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with a Sarah # now # ask her parts of the body or what's this.
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*JUB: <don't> [/] don't use the words yourself # just ask her.
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*FAT: c(o)me (h)ere.
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*MCY: xx.
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*JUB: alright.
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*MCY: xx.
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*FAT: yeah.
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*NYB: what's this?
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%exp: nose
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*MCY: a nose.
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*JUB: your nose.
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*NYB: an(d) what's that?
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%exp: eye
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*MCY: a eye. eye love jez
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*FAT: 0.
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%gpx: points to hair
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*MCY: hair.
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*FAT: hair.
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*FAT: where's your teeth?
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%gpx: points to teeth
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*FAT: oh # what's this?
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*MCY: O.# poopy
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*FAT: what's that?
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*NYB: i think she's # trying to say something, jubjub.
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*FAT: what's this, Marcy?
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*FAT: what's that?
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*MCY: a yy.
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%pho: ah
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*FAT: what is it?
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*FAT: what's this?
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%exp: hand
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*MCY: yy yy.
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%com: plane overhead
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%gpx: points to computer screen
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*MCY: poopy
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*FAT: poo..pee?
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*NYB: that's poupey to you.
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*JUB: !!!
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%gpx exchange of knowing look
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.........
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"hey, mogel, it's really hard to be me. i swear." said nybar.
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"i don't believe you," retorted mogel "i think you're a
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full-of-shit whiteboy with a perfect life."
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"you don't understand, mogel." insisted nybar. "tasha has been
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stalking me. she's clearly insane. also, i was forced to break the heart
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of iggy pop's nazi girlfriend. she was a sweet girl. besides this, i'm not
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exactly mr. popularity. as a matter of fact, everyone clearly hates me.
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'everyone' being a general intentionally unclarified statement."
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"i think you just need to get laid, nybar." pronounced mogel,
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witheringly.
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..........
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dear anonymous girl,
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after days of flirting with my reflection, i've finally learned to
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make your eyes. it's a narcissistic delight i enjoy, scrutinizing the
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constant look of quiet intensity and amused intelligence that i first saw
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in you (but have been too shy to match). between my words and emotions,
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ideas and intents -- places i can't even see in the mirror -- i know
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they're places you've seen.
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but who else? filtered through countless homunculi, dirty Burger
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King hands and Hindu prayers, the contents of my mind had nothing to hide.
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and yet it kills. i want to retract everything now: the hindsight
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comebacks, processed experiences, loves, losses, and newfound
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autocensorship, but most of all, the tiny wire that my sensation-seeking
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greed originally brought me to accept. i want to rip that motherfucking
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lifeline from my head, and close my eyes, forget that there's no releasing
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the agreement i signed. as other eyes witness these words i write and the
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thoughts that produce them, i still can't stop the orgasmic pleasure from
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crashing through my nervous system. i never anticipated how tired i'd get
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and how built i'd become, over seventeen years, throughout every muscle in
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my body. sixteen years ago i realized i'd reached the point when feeling
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insanely good crossed over into feeling bad, and even as I communicate
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with you, it continues...so i'll just sit quietly (as my larynx is
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destroyed) and accept the experiment, and focus my energy on writing to
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you.
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i miss you so. i remember every single one of our interactions,
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all individually significant. someone once asked me what we talk about; i
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couldn't give a good answer, as we don't really talk using _topics_ as
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much as streams of consciousness - you have the advantage of supreme
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articulation (not to mention the line from my head), while i have the
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special sensitivity (as you call it) to our sort of shared
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hyperconsciousness, with each context bending and mutating fluidly into
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the next; the meaning of every word, sentence and interaction producing
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delightfully ambiguous recursive states. i always gain a lot from our
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interactions and i think you must, too.
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at first i thought it was you and only you controlling the
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conversations, but i now realize that we both contribute equally to the
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bubbling cauldron; the mind meld of societal archetypes. the dialect we
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speak is like a ouiji board message guided by instincts lying beyond our
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usual nurse-maid internal censors; our internal monologues, abstractified,
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can percolate through all the archetypes, all the eidetic images, all the
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culture processed through the bones of swine, emerging as our ocean of
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metaphors, symbolism, with everything -- everything, sometimes the
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phonemes themselves, the very syntactic atoms -- up for interpretation.
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the escape our interactions entail, i hope, is indescribably delicious to
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you as you face up to modern life, and the knowledge that a world is
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reading this now.
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at one point in my life, with every moment flanked by a different
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stimulation, an uncluttered mind came only with our conversations. satori,
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lucidity, they happened only while talking to you and afterwards as i
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reflected on our conversation. but since we got together, the moments
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have been growing longer each time we've spoken. someday i wish to feel
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solely that clarity - oh how wonderful it would be. our dialectic (if you
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can call it that) will always be a part of me, though, even if i remove
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this line today and risk my brain-death tomorrow, as written. as you are
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gone, we will pull through as long as "we" remains important to us.
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ah, but how i ramble these days. the very use of "us" in the way
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i've been using it.. perhaps implies some sort of symbolic connection
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which has been totally devised by me and my rambling mind, my rambling
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mind...
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oh how much i dislike writing, expressing myself to a void of
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infinite audience, much like speaking to a wall; a wall you don't care
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about yet which has the capability to laugh at and reject you...not that
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you would ever fall short of your incredible standard of understanding,
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but self-doubt simply runs through my mind-state like a track star...or
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perhaps the doubt i feel is proportional to how close i am to breaking
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free of these chains.
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yet i remain aware that similar restraints bind every caste, from
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office drone to prom-queen. i once again allow the fear of the unknown to
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hold me back.
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i'd just like to say that i learn things about myself from talking
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to you, and i hope you can say the same. i'm sure there are things that
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you, you specifically, have contributed to me, the artifacts of which will
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still remain thirty, forty, fifty years from now. i reflect that you've
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given me something infinitely more valuable than specific ideas, though,
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and that's a new way of looking at the world, new dreams to live and
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possibilities of death... and for this i can never thank you enough.
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i now realize that no amount of practice in front of a mirror
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could produce your look; it simply comes naturally to those at ease with
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themselves and unburdened by the world. perhaps the next time you see me,
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you'll notice that i've incorporated it into my facial lexicon. if not,
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then know that the look is developing in the back of my brain--as if
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through a second exuberant growth--and that someday, anyday, it will burst
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to the surface, like an explosion of light perhaps someday, if we are
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through, i'll talk to someone like you talked to me and eventually, s/he
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will attain the look--and the outlook--as well, and perhaps then talk to
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someone like i talked to him or her, and give that person my look...i hope
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i don't sound too pretentious when i say that in this path lies redemption
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for the modern world. good-bye for now. --Love from The Illest, Sickest
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Posse of Insane Writers Ever... (Kaiabarius, Kainar, Kaia and Nybar)
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Dear readers, I would like to address you directly. I am Nybar,
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one of the least powerful creatures in this realm. When I first found
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myself enfolded by the warm blankets, my first instinct was to resist. It
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was, I am convinced, a foolish one. This old world has been through many
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millenniums before us humans decided to 'grace' it with our presence, and
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it will go through many more after the last of our kind have wiped our
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feet on its doormat on the way out. This is the way things are meant to
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be. Why fight the future? Alternatively, why choose life? Recently, I have
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been reading the book of Job. It is truly superior literature.
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I tend to dislike people with superiority complexes. This mainly
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flows from my narcissism. Listen, dawg, it's been a long time since I
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wrote this POUPEY shit. And that's important to me. The concept of POUPEY,
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writing which will never be read, is still extremely intriguing to me. I'M
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JUST A THORN WITHOUT THE ROSE. This POUPEY shit means a lot to me, dawgs,
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and I'm uh end it like that. As I watch the sun go down on all these phony
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franchises, I wouldn't choose to start a new chapter any other way...
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So that's another new POUPEY edition
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Hot off the presses of perdition
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Nybar will damage your titties if you give him permission...
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THOSE WERE THE DAYS.
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Getting our dicks sucked for LSD
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freeze ya till you're frozen like KGB
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hustling south of the border for the crew called POUPEY...
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THOSE WERE THE DAYS.
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and now this issue comes to a close
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the finest zine that's ever been composed
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"no one reads POUPEY, and it shows!"
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THOSE WERE THE DAYSSSSSSSSSS!!!
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