Inexpertise

By Joshua Chalifour, 13 January 2008

I am not an expert at the following ten items. I am unlikely to become an expert at these because I bear no desire for expertise at these, much less much else.

Slavery without adhesive
Collecting litres of mud
Pirate ideas
Prognosticating the colours of life
or the wailing songs thereof
Forgetting all the unwanted premonitions
Ice impermeable to slippery children
Commissioned murders
Round [...]

Fourteen Things to Do with a Drunken Slipper

By Joshua Chalifour, 14 October 2007

1) Knock (together) on the side of a fishtank–they won’t mind, even at 2 AM
2) Puddles, immersive treatments to all the world’s puddles
3) Treat it to a bedtime story
4) Show the crook of your shoulder to a good friend and the slipper; then they’ll have something in common
5) Lie down outside someone else’s disco and [...]

Some History from the Back Pocket

By Joshua Chalifour, 12 June 2007

I keep a small, spiral-bound notepad in my left back pocket. No, I’ve kept many. I’ve done this for years. Looking back, I’m not always sure what I’ve written or why, but I save them. A collection of a few of the pages:

23 July 1998 - First words with the Fisher Space Pen. [...]

Observation Linkages 1

By Joshua Chalifour, 20 January 2007

My wife is a professional at human emotions.
Humans believe that which other humans tell them.
James quoted Smith, saying a door in the hall lost its hinge pin.
Smith agreed with himself while historically throwing a hinge to roving garbage collectors.
If streets roam, their participants stray.
1906 infamously smoulders on the pages of records of hooligans and other [...]