JASON GOES TO HELL: PART II
The wound in my stomach had (mostly) stopped bleeding, so there seemed to be no reason I couldn’t dig a drainage field or break up some concrete.
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This was by no means the beginning of my troubles; within the recent past I had experienced unemployment, staples hammered into my flesh, and vomiting on myself in a ditch at night during a torrential rainstorm.
Read MoreI’M (ACTUALLY NOT VERY) ALL RIGHT, JACK
We “went together” and “broke up” a few times over the course of our high school years, each separation or reunion more dramatic than the last, alternately cherishing and punishing each other like passionate, petulant, self-involved teenagers. Which, of course, is exactly what we were.
Read MoreGOIN’ TO CALIFORNIA: PART II
“Have you heard about the COLOSSUS?” we demanded, pupils dilated.
Read MoreGOIN’ TO CALIFORNIA: PART I
Our blue and white VW Bus was a tinderbox of potential emotional and physical violence.
Read MoreTHE DAY THAT FLASH GORDON OPENED
However, in response to my triumphant brandishing of the Lawry’s Seasoned Salt container, he merely shook his head sadly and walked away.
Read MoreTHE FIXX (AND HOW TO GET IT): PART III
“Yes, a chaperone can give you the extra strength to dominate completely over the sexual desires in your bodies when you are together.” - Watchtower magazine, 11/1/81
Read MoreTHE FIXX (AND HOW TO GET IT): PART II
“In their music, popular groups are putting across fornication and drugs as a way of life... What possible meeting of the minds can there be between true Christians and the attitudes manifested in such lyrics and philosophy?” - Watchtower magazine, 1/15/83
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