(he's) spinning a web of seduction
-dichotomy
-quintessential
-postmodern(ism)
-gentrification
-phillistine/plebian/suburban (all used for the same purpose)
this is just the beginning, and i'm pretty sure it varies regionally.
so, are there rules about US-VOICE? like... if something you were trying to send out had the word "kickass" or a mention of alcohol on it, would it be rejected forever and spiral into the pit of sad, abandoned nat'l listserv emails ? (i'm picturing something like Ursula's valley of souls in the Little Mermaid here). a mystery for the ages. i shall ask jim kelly, who is not only the us-voice filter, but the pride and joy of the Buffalo Bills. his wife is a die-hard born-again christian/bills cheerleader and spoke at this optional graduation thing when i was a seeeenyor in hs.
a story. cultural? bien sur! so guillermo (qui vient de peru) came up to boulder last week and we met him on pearl. i asked him what the newest english word he'd learned was. his answer? to us, it sounded like "muggles". utter hilarity, because, you know, that's not even a real word. plus harry potter! goofy extreme. well, the word was actually "moguls" and he'd learned it in loveland. i suck at telling stories. but it was great!
yes.
yes.
yes.
goodbye.
