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By J. D. Finch, on 07-04-2007 12:46

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he hated the image "rotten mandolins" in "kaddish"
& he didn't even know what it meant himself

he never read bukowski (and asked me to bring him
some of his best stuff to read)

he drank out of an washed-out peanut butter jar
because it had a cover and held fluid well

he really liked mick jagger in the tight football
pants he wore on stage

he wouldn't bring gregory corso in to substitute teach
because he might get nervous and insult everyone

as a little boy he wished for magic powers
so he could make people fall in love with him

he had problems shitting and told me to read whitman's sands
at seventy section of leaves of grass where walt mentions
his own constipation

he wrote better after he got laid, got
cumming out of the way

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By: Marissa Ranello (Registered) on 07-04-2007 14:15

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By: Marissa Ranello (Registered IP 142.165.230.149) on 07-04-2007 14:15

He drank out of a washed out peanut butter jar?! I'm trying to picture someone doing that...

 

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By: Leopold (Guest IP 70.72.11.43) on 07-04-2007 18:16

haha. These are great!

 

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By: Victor Schwartzman (Registered) on 08-04-2007 09:11

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By: Victor Schwartzman (Registered IP 24.78.25.219) on 08-04-2007 09:11

I really liked this when I first saw it on Rob's site. He has Ginsberg's style down, liked the mix of fact, fiction, Ginsberg & Rob (or the narrator). 
 
I've drunk stuff out of a washed out peanut butter jar, but only the glass ones.

 

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PBJ-Peanut Butter Jar.

By: Dave B (Guest) on 12-04-2007 13:25

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PBJ-Peanut Butter Jar.

By: Dave B (Guest IP 4.229.96.112) on 12-04-2007 13:25

That doesn't surprise me at all. I've read some accounts by other students of Allen G and if he had money, he never spent much of it on himself.

 

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By: Frank Reardon (Guest) on 12-04-2007 13:55

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By: Frank Reardon (Guest IP 72.192.13.49) on 12-04-2007 13:55

YOU ARE THE BIGGEST DOUCHE ON EARTH PLATH......MAD TO DRINK OUT OF PEANUT BUTTER JARS :upset

 

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