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A theory of politics and language

 
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 9:52 pm    Post subject: A theory of politics and language Reply with quote
Below is an excerpt from transcripts of Noam Chomsky talking to himself in the shower.

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If you want my Body, And you think I'm sexy, Come on baby, let me knoooow!

This loofa's getting a little threadbare. I'll have to add that to my grocery list.

Did I leave my grocery list in my pants pocket? Dammit, I hope that hasn't gone through the wash yet. Is today laundry day? What day is it?

You don't care for me, I don't care about that! You got a new fool? Ha! I like it like that! I only have one burnin' desire! Let me stand next to your fire!

Thursday! Today's Thursday! Let's see... the laundry's done on...

Move over Rover! And let Chomsky take over!

No, the laundry's done on Friday. I should be alright. Now what was I supposed to add? Soap? Tile cleaner? Drat!

I haven't been to that mediterranian place in a while. I could really go for a felafel.

Loofa! That was it! Loofa.

In the town Where I was born Lived a man Who sailed to sea, And he told Us something something In the land Of submarines! Hey! We all live in a --

No, wait, laundry isn't on Friday. Dammit. Laundry's on Thursday.


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 8:38 am    Post subject: Re: A theory of politics and language Reply with quote
:lol Pretty humorous stuff there Mad, but what the hell are you doing in Chomsky's shower anyway? ::44

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 11:59 pm    Post subject: Re: A theory of politics and language Reply with quote
Well, I wasn't oppressing the Third World, that's for damn sure.

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