The Holy Spirit Ain't Got A Pen.

I Liked Bugs Bunny. He Was Pretty Good. He's Annoying As A Duck And He's Anti-proletarian. Daffy Duck I Couldn't See What Was Going On With Him. He Seemed Like He Was Angry About Something. My Favorite One Though Is Pinocchio. I Liked That Kid. He Was Made Of Wood. I Liked That For A Start. I Also Liked How He'd Tell A Lie And His Nose Would Grow. I Liked The Morality Of That.

It Is Difficult To Feel Sympathy For These People. It Is Difficult To Regard Some Bawdy Drunk And See Them As Sick And Powerless. It Is Difficult To Suffer The Selfishness Of A Drug Addict Who Will Lie To You And Steal From You And Forgive Them And Offer Them Help. Can There Be Any Other Disease That Renders Its Victims So Unappealing?

What I Liked About It Is In The World Of Children, There Are Very, Very Different Rules And A Kind Of Naivete And Innocence And Sweetness That's Been Beautifully Captured, I Think, By This Film As You Can Even See Gesturing Toward The Film's Poster On Display Nearby From This Gorgeous Artwork.

The Need To Find Out What Will Happen If I Don't Relent Or Moderate My Actions Has Been A Constant Source Of Difficulty And Discomfort In My Life.

It Would Have Been Convenient To Be Gay. Just Because Of The Grooming, The Narcissism, Stuff Like That. But I Have This Kind Of Roaring Heterosexuality. Traditional, Uncomplicated Heterosexuality, An Almost Cliched Robin Askwith Thing.