To Rachel, the nicest, entirely THE SWEETEST
GIRL
in the world I met at the bookstore--
If you glance upon this, don't get offended!
It's an act! It's just an act!
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD,
IT'S ONLY AN ACT!

"The Coast is Clear". . . . . was it ever an act?!
Write me, Winona!

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"The mark of an immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of a mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one"

-- J.D. Salinger quoting the psychoanalysist Wilhem Stekel in "The Catcher in the Rye"

The meaning of a special girl, is the type of person who brings you back to a place you inhabited back when you were 10 or 11. Walking around the neighborhood, you spy her talking to your mother. You leap over the fence, and peek at her over the very top with wide eyes. Your mother calls you over, and brings you out of your freeze. There are some things she'll never understand. . . . . But with the ice broken, you get to talking with the special one, and you feel so warm and gooey and happy inside. The girl is chatting and smiling, and you're blushing up to the tips of your ears. This is ecstasy only a prepubescent boy could dream up, and a little slice of heaven. Men speak of their "conquests", but I have a feeling that it really works the other way around. For her, he would go on adventures and bring back gold and treasure and tales and finally lead her by the hand back to the castle he built for her.

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A Castle? Out in the God-Damned Midwest? How about a website?
A platform with which to air my "theater of the mind"?

In any event, back to the motherfuckin' show!

The Song playin' is "Blood, Sweat, & Murder"
by that Original Low Quality Scott H. Biram
From A Live 2005 Show At Emo's
in TEXAS
(Listen and Read!)

A Man Taken to Small-Mindedness, Alcoholic Blackouts--
If not Lifted up Every Once in a While out of the Poverty
of His Life-Long Depression by fits of Groggy, Red-Faced Merriment
Presents for your two-bit Amusement. . . . .

"Dear Winona": &
Other Stories from

Version 3.0
"The Dirty Ol' One Man Band"
Or "Deliver the Waif from Hollywood Babylon
and
into my Weatherbeaten Shack"

"A Hilarious Howl from the Red-State Hinterland"

A Cult "Opus" Offered up to a Cult Actress--
Or is it a heaping shitpile offered up to bad taste?!

One Redneck's Effort to Straighten out the
West Coast Head of One Very Confused Starlet

(-- "She looks confused, doesn't she?")
--"This better be good!"

An "Unholy Passion" Raging Across the Midwest Like an Outhouse Fire. . . . . He can't be serious? You can't actually be reading this?! But you are!

And if you thought that
"Saks, Lies, and Video Tape"
was the Biggest Trainwreck
you've ever seen, then you haven't
read
about this fan's outrageous life!

Not the Biggest Miss Ryder Fan by any means, but the Most
Motivated to Translate his Bargain-Basement Megalomania into $$$

Or even a career or something. . . . .

"Yeah, and if a frog had wings it wouldn't bump its ass when it hopped!"
-- Trey Wilson from "Raising Arizona"

"The Michael Show" is in Progress. . . . .
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“Dear Winona” & Other Stories from St. Louis! is a hillbilly clown-house up in the mind of Michael “Lawless” Adams, a 26 year-old living the cyber "J.R." fantasy at his father’s home like an impoverished field hand waiting to strike oil like a vinegary Ross Perot-type working the parched Texas landscape and waving dust out of his face with a mule-skinner hat. He will do just about anything to get the attention of the high-falutin' entertainment industry, short of eatin' a lizard, and the touchstone of this online gamble is rottenly serenading the fallen actress, Winona Ryder for all the world to see like one of those "shock rocker" fellers. The gimmick is what he would holler out to bring out a disgraced, reclusive celebrity who was arrested for shoplifting back in 2001 to the widespread laughter and scorn of the world. But he’s not disgusted. . . . . . she can move into his weatherbeaten shack any ol' time! Or rather, he can move in with her! As a Mark Twain apostle with a crusty glare, looking down at his pipe as he reflects, he talks about what he's seen in this crazy world with an arch of the eyebrows and nary a small hint of amusement. Come join him as he tells tall tales around the Hollywood chow line and holds out his hat for a free meal. Just don't boot him off too hard.


(Channeling My Voice Through
The Snarling Mouth of Scott H. Biram)

elcome to the show, dear audience-- a three-ring square dance of earthy wisdom and incidentally, short stories.

Yes, "how sweet it is" . . . . . . as in quoting the great double-chinned Jackie Gleason from his old-time variety show flickering on the dented, rabbit-eared television. Eyes closed, the flat of his hand going one way, his neck facing another direction, in a token of grand conceit. The gray, ruffled curtains hanging behind him, a bulky camera fixed on his portliness, as he waits for the crowd to settle down, a series of small bows, holding up his hands so the raucous studio audience would at last settle themselves.

And this is my little show, like a vinegary, buck-toothed fundamentalist Christian on public cable access t.v. exercisin' his hokey 1st Amendment freedoms. Over here you won't find cute "Japanimation" girls shooting up against star-streaked backgrounds, or if you're just looking for footage of shaved Asian schoolgirl poontang you can go change the channel.

-- "BRAAAAACKKKKKK!"

I shake my head. . . . . what has become of American manhood?

Gimme a plug of chewing tobacco and a pint of whiskey, and a turkey leg to gnaw off of. And an oily left hand to "beat off" with.

-- "What are you lookin' at, faggot?"

I don't much cotton to GIRLY-BOYS who write sensitive coming-of-age stories that don't have happy endings. Hell, you don't get anywhere in life being a lone, shivering coyote scratchin' around for sympathy. I get so mad sometimes, I want to take that author of "Catcher in the Rye" and boot his shy, sniveling ass clear out of the blistered heartland where he doesn't belong!

What do I care that J.D. Salinger is Winona's favorite author?

I ain't into all that sensitive commie shit. You might as well put on a pink dress! And what am I supposed to make of Winona herself, the face of moody discomfiture surrounding herself with girly-boy admirers in pink dresses? You know, those hipsters, geeks, and fags? The only geek I know would bite the head offa chicken at the county fair! You pay your two bits and they usher you into the tent, and there he squats in a pit, all hairy, jumpin' up and down on his haunches and then they throw down a chicken and that's that! I should know, because that geek's my brother! He's flesh n' blood, a real credit to the fam'ly!

But back to Miss Ryder. . . . .

I liked her more before she surrounded herself with a bunch of "Kansas City faggots", before she started doing all these HEAVY movies that fellers like you and I wouldn't understand. It works like this in our den of iniquity: while we red-state grunts are hoisting our beers up on the couch and hooting at the outrageous goings-on on that dented, rabbit-eared television, the cute girl comes in and quiets we rowdy boys down. We gulp down our beers, ashamed of ourselves, and then the movie fires up again and the cycle repeats.

"Shit on the dick", from one of my friends-- who won't be named. Why he can't just say "shit", or "shuckydarns", I don't know. Surely it doesn't get better than this. . . . . though my friend takes to bragging that his dick is "as wide as a tree trunk" and how he can get a whore to scream with that dick. There they go at it in the back of a beat-up RV trailer, the vehicle rocking on its springs. Surely there should be things that no woman should be paid to put up with, but when my friend is done, he blurts out:

"Shit on the dick!".

There's a little slice of heaven on this earth and it sure ain't here in Missouri. . . . .

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