by Nora Darling
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes, Pure Thoughts
We’re in the middle of a heat wave, but my studio apartment is nice and cool in the morning after running the fan all night, and the comforter isn’t too heavy when you sleep naked. I check the clock then snuggle deeper into the pillows, my bed linens freshly laundered and smelling faintly of the lavender sachets I toss in the dryer.
by Wrapitup
by Nina Hagen
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes
I can’t believe this is one of the first things in a Google search on bacon. It’s been real. I’m off to have a seizure now.
August 31, 2009 in Scottish Things
Hello – it’s Your Editor here. First of all – let me apologise to those who for some reason don’t worship at the might of the phallus of VirusWithShoes. All these VWS-related stories were none of my doing, and I’m slightly embarrassed at being at the centre of attention, especially when it’s also Wordsmokers Theda Bara and LlamaLash’s birthdays too. Whoever they are.
Anyway – birthdays suck for me, completely almost always, but today’s been okay, mostly because I slept most of the way through it as I was up all night smoking too much quality hashish and pestering women for kinky sex games. So this birthday I awoke early afternoon to a cringing, depressing feeling – one that I normally associate with New Year’s Eve. Not much of a change there.
Then I read all this nonsense about me. My first instinct was to cringe, and I did. But in a good way. Then I got into the swing of things, showered, shaved and went out into the rain. And it’s really raining heavily here.
by Nina Hagen
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes
by Rene Sance
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes, Conspiracy Corner
Awrite! Hou’s it gaun? Whit’s this, ye speir at us? The maist o ye ken that this is whaur ah gie ye a haund wit things ye dinna kin an’ aw that. It’s like feeding jujubes tae an elephant mind, but dinna fash yersel an’ haud yer wheesht, it’s nae borra. Ma heid’s birlin with all this information, frae blootert blethering tae haggis-fueled havering. In past columns ah’ve telt aboot aliens and cover-ups and killings an’ aw ither thing. The day it’s gony be all aboot Alba.
The following is attributed to that bawbag and alleged Scotsman Dennis Miller, who kens hee haw aboot hee haw:
“The biggest conspiracy has always been the fact that there is no conspiracy. Nobody’s out to get you. Nobody gives a shit whether you live or die. There, you feel better now?”
Bishop of Motherwell Joseph Devine started a barnie during a 2008 lecture in Glasgow by saying that the bufties have launched a “huge and well-orchestrated conspiracy against Christian values,” and that they’ve aligned themselves with minority groups and holocaust survivors in a desperate bid for sympathy. Not taking any fucking shite from those poofs. In response to a question about what to do when confronted with a child’s “mission to become homosexual,” the bishop said not on yir nellie, advising parents not to “tolerate that behaviour.”
by Nina Hagen
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes
by Nina Hagen
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes
August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes
2008 – Istanbul, Turkey
He sat patiently on a dusty pillow while he studied the crowd through the shaded lens covering his one good eye. He drew smoke from the long flexible tube that extended toward the center of a table where he was the sole occupant. Swarthy in complexion and dressed in traditional linen garb, Suleiman would have fit in just as well half a century ago in a country where the fashions changed very little over time.
The slowly spinning ceiling fans did very little to clear the smoke from the room. When he removed his fez at the end of the night, a gray ring appeared around the top of his head. Suleiman poured himself a cup of tea, but decided against pouring a cup for his guest until he arrived.
If he showed up right now, the new client would only be on time. He could expect no more than five minutes grace period before Suleiman would move on to his next appointment. Buyers were not so scarce that he had to expose himself in this manner, no matter how precious the payment. However, the Turk finally saw the mark making his way towards him. Suleiman’s expression didn’t change even as his new associate sat at the table.
“Are you Suleiman the Turk?”
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