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Yeah, its a homage to David Forster Wallace's Brief Interviews with Hideous men.

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Ok, more of a borrowing than a homage.

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Ok, its a ripoff. Are you happy now, huh, huh?

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No. Well, sure, maybe.

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Not quite sure if I'd use that word exactly. Perhaps heinous instead.

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Delusions of significance perhaps.

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Well, I used to do this kind of experimental prose writing when I was a teenager.

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I'm not sure. It coincided with me stopping to write poetry.

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Embrassment, I think.

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Shame?

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Yeah, even now... especially now.

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Sometimes it feels like I'm trying to unclog my own emotional plumbing; which I blocked up in the first place.

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Yeah, shame I guess.

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I dunno? They're alienating for a lot of people, I think, especially.

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(Yeah, he's working on it today. We'll see something this afternoon.)

Sorry.

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Yeah, expression alienates. People want to believe its neat and tidy and can be gotten over.

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Yeah, ugly.

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That's probably true.

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Well, I'm worried that once the clog is unclogged, shit is going to go everywhere. Ten years of repressed refuse bubbling into the open.

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Good question.

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No, I'm not avoiding answering it.

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It was simply a statement; a simple statement.

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No, fuck you - you tell me more about your mother.