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i'd like to tell you a story inspo/self-deprecation

I'D LIKE TO TELL YOU A STORY of an Oneida show and see if you can place it in our fifteen-year history. I imagine it will be instructive to anyone with any kind of fantasy about being in a band.

—p.81 n+1 Issue 16: Double Bind Heads Ain't Ready (81) missing author
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awaiting the formality of their first cardiac topic/growing-older

[...] In Philo, educating yourself was something you had to do in spite of school, not because of it -- which is basically why so many of my high school peers are still there in Philo even now, selling one another insurance, drinking supermarket liquor, watching television, awaiting the formality o…

—p.295 The Pale King §24 (258) by David Foster Wallace
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a weathered NIXON AGNEW bumper sticker inspo/funny

The house was easy to find again, because it was on a dead-end street by the cheerful name of Felix and its street-side mailbox bore a weathered NIXON AGNEW bumper sticker, possibly humor, possibly a red herring for the township police, or possibly, who could say, a heartfelt statement. As Perry ca…

—p.355 Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen
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what do you mean by development? inspo/dialogue

Storr: How consciously did you structure this according to psychological or psychoanalytical models, or how much of this was organically coming out of your own experience?
X: It came out of my own development.
STORR: Your own development?
X: Yeah.
Storr: What do you mean by development?
X: Are…

—p.50 Biography of X Montana (39) by Catherine Lacey
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make the case for our life together topic/heartbreak

I repeated that I was leaving, but he scoffed, almost laughed. Not just like that you’re not, he said, and we walked in silence for several blocks and I wondered whether there was any ideal criteria for this, whether there was a correct way to end a marriage on nothing more than an amorphous sense …

—p.36 1989 (28) by Catherine Lacey