In the spring of 1916, Hugo Ball (pictured, right), read "Gadji beri bimba" in Zurich and Dada was born. Almost literally replicating the feat, my stepbrother Gorgid (pictured, below) just fashioned a cone for himself and exclaimed: "What irony, approaching sarcasm even, must we artists feel for our hollow, empty epoch?" He calmed down three junior mints and fifteen minutes later. I think he's reading the Doggy News on the porch with Marbles now...
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Did you say your cousin's name was "GORJID"?
ReplyDeleteYou're such a doppelganger.
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