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Dr. Frankenstein looked on in piteous illumination

  • Dr. Frankenstein looked on in piteous illumination as Igor carefully laid out the body of poor John Keats beneath the Monster's platform. "For his negative capability," Igor exp

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  • lained, "he sure was a good fellow." Dr. Frankenstein nodded empathetically. If it weren't for the somber state of everyone, one would think that someone had died. Nonethless, Ig

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  • gy Pop was still not "alive" under any known scientific Definition. Dr. Frankenstein looked at the scars across Iggy Pop's face and said, "You may not know what has happened to

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  • you. I pieced you together from M.I.T. science lab dumpster cadavers. You look dead, yet you are alive." Iggy Pop grinned. He looked just the same reanimated as he had when alive

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  • . "Guess I had a little too much fun," Iggy slurred. "Yeah, they really made a mess of you," I said, surveying his undead torso. I grimaced as some of the stitches began to unravel

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  • The song Iim so fancy" rung through my head for some strange reason, and I finally came to a conclusion that

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  • I need to stop listening to the radio. Seriously. Just because you're the Top 40 station it doesn't mean you can only play those 40 songs. If I ran a radio station I'd make sure

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  • to play some oldies too. Kids these days don't know what good music is. I feel it is my responsibility to educate them about songs like "Tainted Love" & "99 Luftballoons." My radio

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  • disc jockey Grannie back in Sixty-nine, Alabama turned me on to great bands like: After the Fire, A Flock of Seagulls, Dexy's Midnight runners, and, my all-time favorite Kajagoogoo

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  • remix of Steppenwolf's "Tiptoe Through the Tulips". It was a rockin' bit of folk, and if the teeners down at the Krispy Kreme could see me now, they'd totally flurp.

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