Corbid Ravenous

I am readying my umbrella…

Three of Poetry (Creativity): “I must Create a System, or be enslav’d by another Mans I will not Reason & Compare: my business is to Create”. A creative opportunity presents itself. A lucky break is in store for you. Taking an imaginative or literary approach is favored. A revelation of truth is at hand. All … Read more

I finally managed to ruin a Volvo…

Random Yeats Passage (from “Demon and Beast”): “Being no more demonaic a stupid happy creature could rouse my whole nature..chilled blood this sweetness brought; yet have no dearer thought than thatI may find out a way to make it linger half a day…” Corbid’s Blog: Exponential Detritus

All I want for the rest of my life is lemon drops and Beatles songs and rain…

Sweetness lingers in spite of false threat of suffocation. He keeps lots of pillows in case someone might want to smother him. All she ever wanted was photos for the yearbook, scraps for the scrapbook, pieces for the quilt. Someday it’ll all be just mementos in a tea tin, and dolls in a heart shaped … Read more

When Christ said unto his apostles “This is my body, take and eat” perhaps it was just a round about way of saying “bite me, Judas.” Convenience stores apparently sell just about everything these days. http://www.members.cox.net/corbid/exponentialdetritus.html

Billboard I saw recently: “The world doesn’t have a suggetion box.” If it did, my first suggestion would be to institue corporal punishment for people who compose trite billboard slogans. Thought for the day: Are eternal penitents housed in eternal penitentiaries?

Filk Night at Silver Sea… Prompts a series of bad quaotational puns aka “filk filk.” Such as the following: “Why can’t I get just one filk, why can’t I get just one filk, guess it’s got something to do with luck…” “Why don’t you take a flying filk at a rolling donut? Why don’t you … Read more

Just watched “Rescue Me” with Denis Leary. Not at my own house, though, cause I don’t have cable and it’s on FX. Maybe I’ll get cable again. It was deep and satiric and sad and dark and true. It was black comedy edged with tragic seriousness in the vein of Kurt Vonnegut or Douglas Coupland. … Read more