Saturday, July 9, 2011

All you upside-downies

Someone else reads J. G. Ballard.

6 comments:

  1. It's just Homo Teabaggeris as they are now evolving. The quick and easy way to get the cranial/rectal thing happenin'

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  2. Entitled ‘Palindrome’

    Skeleton Libel!

    Sarah, as always, is the real victim.
    ~

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  3. Skeleton Libel!

    Now, with extra marrow!

    A watercolor painting of this piece would be a great cover for A Child's Garden of Ballard.

    WV (I kid you not)- reeks

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  4. Sarah, as always, is the real victim.

    I containue to maintain that "palindrome' would be a better word if it were spelled 'palinilap' or 'emordrome'.

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  5. On form reflecting meaning, "onomatopoeia" sounds a lot like someone trying to say "onomatopoeia."

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