Mr. Polar. This is an eloquent message in very uneloquent times. You have truly managed to capture the anger I feel at: 1) intense heat, 2) fat ass people, 3) giant passenger vehicles.
If I were to visit South Texas (again) , it would be by cover of absolute night, and the film cameras that captured the Hindenburg disaster would be the only ones to catch my disdain on film.
Uhh... I don't think I really said anything about intense heat. I just now tried adding some stuff about the people melting like sticks of butter. But it made the poem too long. Brevity = mojo. Also they wouldn't melt because they're inside their climate-controlled passenger vehicles.
Heat has been a subject most fully on Hilton Hightower's mind of late, and his anger is magnetizing ideas to his brain at a rate never before experienced in this solar system.
In the future (well, what little future the mortals have left), I will attempt to only focus on issues at hand, and not that ones that bubble under the surface, per magnetized brain shrapnel.
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Mr. Polar. This is an eloquent message in very uneloquent times. You have truly managed to capture the anger I feel at:
1) intense heat,
2) fat ass people,
3) giant passenger vehicles.
If I were to visit South Texas (again) , it would be by cover of absolute night, and the film cameras that captured the Hindenburg disaster would be the only ones to catch my disdain on film.
Uhh... I don't think I really said anything about intense heat. I just now tried adding some stuff about the people melting like sticks of butter. But it made the poem too long. Brevity = mojo. Also they wouldn't melt because they're inside their climate-controlled passenger vehicles.
Yes . . . I see that now.
Heat has been a subject most fully on Hilton Hightower's mind of late, and his anger is magnetizing ideas to his brain at a rate never before experienced in this solar system.
In the future (well, what little future the mortals have left), I will attempt to only focus on issues at hand, and not that ones that bubble under the surface, per magnetized brain shrapnel.
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