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Four-Letter Poems
Meet Jamie.
He's like Doug Funnie meets Andy Kaufman meets your best friend's really hot brother.
He's got a lot to say about sexting, airplane etiquette, maturity, his friend Evan, and probably one or two other things.
What he says might be profound, or he might be using calculated levels of vagueness that kind of resemble profoundness.
Or maybe you yourself are so profound that everything you read appears to be profound.
Or maybe "profane" is the word we mean.
He's like Doug Funnie meets Andy Kaufman meets your best friend's really hot brother.
He's got a lot to say about sexting, airplane etiquette, maturity, his friend Evan, and probably one or two other things.
What he says might be profound, or he might be using calculated levels of vagueness that kind of resemble profoundness.
Or maybe you yourself are so profound that everything you read appears to be profound.
Or maybe "profane" is the word we mean.
52 pages, Paperback
First published May 15, 2011
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May 21, 2011
It's so awesome to see a whole little book of Chelsea Martin drawings. And I'm not sure who Joshua Brandon is, but his text is yummy and exciting, like fresh-baked M&M cookies. It's sort of similar to David Rees's Get Your War On, but the office drones are replaced by confused hipsters. Can't wait to see what else this company, Universal Error, comes up with.
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