The irrefutable shame-based ontology of Josie McCoy, as applied to the question of burps and invisible dogs:
New Order - Denial (from Movement, 1981) - Where subjectivity fails.
The irrefutable shame-based ontology of Josie McCoy, as applied to the question of burps and invisible dogs:
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Ghosts also have an irrational hatred toward apricot jam. Why? Because they just do, damn it! The dead do not operate under your faulty logic of the living, scoffer!
(It's all true, I swear. I saw it in Fate, along with an ad for a book describing an astral voyager's actual trips to pre-Colombian Mexico and Doggie Heaven.)
Air - Ghost Song (from The Virgin Suicides, 2001)
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