Take This Thing Back to Baltimore

2014-12-15       The Tenant                 'Drinks for everyone' a drunken character in The Tenant says it better as he storms into the local bar, carrying on - and cinexplicably speaking - more like a boorish North American than any Frenchman and then, pointing to a disconsolate companion of your man the protagonist and the film’s director Roman Polanski, 'everyone' comes the punch-line that hits Cin square in the solar plexus, for the boor might as well be speaking to and of / him, such is the quality of life lived under ®egime ze®o, 'everyone except / for him', ®egime ze®o drinks for veryone except / for him is all / we gots.                                          How dare you Dea® Dia®y, how dar...

  2021-03-13 Erin Go / Bragh Like a moth drawn to / the fire, where else would (y)our man Cin the humble(d) narrator of this Take This Thing Back to Baltimore me-moirs and Erin Go / Bragh be after finding himself of this Saturday mo(u)rning (hooker please -id.) before during and after it becomes another Sadurday Night and I Ain’t Got Nobody but at the place where it all began, (gh)O(st)-Town’s Bank Street and WTF is the name of this cross-street, he’s only been here 100 000 times, and at the tail end of what in most non-COVID the mist that four-lettered word years is the (gh)O(st)-Town St. Patrick’s Day parade because Erin Go / Bragh, innit Mr. King, the corner of Bank Street and Grove Avenue is all / we gots. Course it’s a god-awful date for a National holiday at the best / of times, innit god, Cinadian (hooker please -id.) mid-March weather russian roulette in years past for the (gh)O(st)-Town St. Patrick’s Day parade has included cold that four-lettered word so, well, cold ...