Richard Brautigan. Snogging. Judith Butler. Frida Kahlo's monkey. Diane Arbus. QM1A express bus via 6th avenue."you're not punk rock. you're old jewish broad rock" -eleni
People:
who cut their hair so it looks like they didn't cut their hair/
who dress like Little Kim/
that live in Air Stream trailers/
who have Transformer tatoos/
with weave/
who wear designer clothes/
who change their picture everyday/
who aren't social clibmers/
who think sex is overated/
who wear headscarves/kurtas/
who dye their hair every three weeks/
that understand what fall in NY is/
that say excuse me, and bless you , and cross their legs at the ankles/
who have ridden on a real train/
who have a library (even if it's small)/
with big noses/
who know how to act like a gentlemen or a lady when they have to/
that aren't arrogant/
that are not bigots/
who use the word diatribe correctly/
who realize that there is no such thing as a "metrosexual"/
who want to give me money/
who are lounge singers/
who are hot/
that look like animals/
with long hair/
who have one blue eye and one brown eye/
that smell like pumpkin pie/
who don't hold a grudge.Also:
Progressive Androgynists.Hippies. Asian girls who hold lollypops in their hands for the aesthetic value of it.Trannies.The elusive "urban hipster".eh...whatever.*All donations benefit the "Niko and Zaco Hilton School for Fashion Victims of September 11th".Or donate to another worthy cause:On each of these websites, you can click a button to support the cause -- each click creates funding, and costs you nothing! Bookmark these sites.
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Mark Mothersbaugh, (old)Fall Out Boy, FASSW, The Kinison, Robinson, The Postal Service, Say Anything, The number 12, Feeling Left Out, Death Cab For Cutie, scary kids scaring kids, Jack White, Dolly Parton.
The Royal Tenenbaums. You've Got Mail. The Dreamlife of Angels. Fried Green Tomotoes. Children of Men. City of Lost Children.
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"In Watermelon Sugar" and anything else written by Richard Brautigan. "Selected Writing's, Volume 1" of Frederica Mathewes-Green. "Gender Trouble" by Judith Butler, I will pretty much read anybook given to me. "Bright Lights, Big City." someone special gave it me to read when i moved back to ny. someone had given it to them when they had moved here. i like that. im waiting for someone to give me some alan ginsberg. i guess ill like it. we'll see. also, "the swimming-pool library" by alan hollinghurst. sam gives me books to read also and ive loved every one he's lent me. 100 years of solitude, to be exact.
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