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Sue Harky had just arrived at the Berlin Zoo via hovercraft from Amsterdam. She would leave in a chariot pulled by two enormous polar bears. How she came to be… more ›
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During the ‘80s, Sam Heedrin drank lots of soda pop as he tried to decide the most pressing issue of his young life: was he a greater fan of Dr.… more ›
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There were 78 monkeys in the Berlin Zoo: Cappuccino, Frappuccino, Macaque, Maka-monkey, Outta-me, Ape, Red, White, and of course Bleu, Howler, Bowler, Snow White, Snow Flake, Snow Ball, Rhesus Pieces,… more ›
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In Chapter 1 of Bleu’s The Duchamp Code, Professor X delivers a lecture entitled “Late Zoroastrianism and the Cult of Mithra” at the community college. Tom Yest sits in the… more ›
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In 1975, Tom Yest received a book from an unknown publisher. This book revealed the hidden mysteries and secret dealings of a heretofore unknown society. Tom Yest read it cover… more ›
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Pussenboat‘s Manifest (Destiny): Sue Harky – veterinarian + makeshift captain, city of origin: AmsterdamGloria Kotka – cat-groomer + belly dancer, city of origin: the HagueMax Block – philosopher + tourist,… more ›
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At the corner of Eerste Laurierdwarsstraat and Laurierstraat in Amsterdam is where I met Lupita, who would later become my wife and take on the appositive “La Puta.” We married… more ›
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Tom’s first lover was a linguist from Oslo: Dr. Janet Slowo. She was fluent in every dead language known to man. And she often created knew words for old ideas:… more ›
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A train arrived from the future with a small present stowed away in one of the compartments. Do you open it: yes or no? Yes. Y-E-S spells yes. Your colour… more ›
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You can’t spell Clover without l-o-v-e. Clover LeafSeptember 19, 1991(?) – December 1, 2005 If interested, please consider making a donation to the ASPCA. more ›
