I don't know why the small addition of "trying out some new slang" is so ridiculous and goddamn funny. This is the best thing I've read all day; wish I could hear someone read this aloud in a college classroom.
this piece has so much going on... seamlessly blends manifold tropes and styles, consistently subverts expectations, and transgressively comments on the foolishness of policing transgressively cathartic and edifying humor, satire, writing, and art
that the college would threaten disciplinary action is predictable, though clearly misguided
if there were any literary justice nowadays, this piece would be published in a prominent publication (but there's seemingly little... literary justice)
free amayor from the US of A
that’s what I was trying to suggest
this is actually one of my favorite humor pieces of yours I've read. a bit of a 'classic'
“Oh honey, I’m not married. I’ve never been with a human man,” says Ms. Hannover.
I don't know why the small addition of "trying out some new slang" is so ridiculous and goddamn funny. This is the best thing I've read all day; wish I could hear someone read this aloud in a college classroom.
this piece has so much going on... seamlessly blends manifold tropes and styles, consistently subverts expectations, and transgressively comments on the foolishness of policing transgressively cathartic and edifying humor, satire, writing, and art
that the college would threaten disciplinary action is predictable, though clearly misguided
if there were any literary justice nowadays, this piece would be published in a prominent publication (but there's seemingly little... literary justice)
I giggled a full giggle at the conclusion
robert why did they try to expel you for this
Nothing like a good Ben Dover joke