please forgive an endless stream of consciousness runon sentence. it’s kind of how it happened. i mean i was in dallas visiting my father in law. we were going to the jfk museum because we’re all history geeks and it’s a great museum. so we take this uber and the far right driver goes on a rant about all those out of state protestors being paid to come in and cause trouble and blah blah soros bux blah blah i really wasn’t paying that much attention because i got that look in my eye and my wife started silently trying to get me to stop but she was trying to be subtle rather than sign and i started trying to get me to stop and i was trying to carry a conversation and then my mouth popped off “oh yeah that’s why we’re here” oh fuck i hope he has a sense of humor oh shit he doesn’t.
so yeah the museum was fun. the ride there was entertaining at least. remember Coast to Coast AM? same kind of entertaining.
My second language/dialect is hard to describe without getting extremely academic, but if you know American Sign Language terminology it’s basically all classifiers and no signs. There are by definition no words in that language/dialect, so the fact that when I go stream of consciousness you get any of them at all is a kindness.
please forgive an endless stream of consciousness runon sentence. it’s kind of how it happened. i mean i was in dallas visiting my father in law. we were going to the jfk museum because we’re all history geeks and it’s a great museum. so we take this uber and the far right driver goes on a rant about all those out of state protestors being paid to come in and cause trouble and blah blah soros bux blah blah i really wasn’t paying that much attention because i got that look in my eye and my wife started silently trying to get me to stop but she was trying to be subtle rather than sign and i started trying to get me to stop and i was trying to carry a conversation and then my mouth popped off “oh yeah that’s why we’re here” oh fuck i hope he has a sense of humor oh shit he doesn’t.
so yeah the museum was fun. the ride there was entertaining at least. remember Coast to Coast AM? same kind of entertaining.
Do your streams of consciousness normally come without punctuation?
My second language/dialect is hard to describe without getting extremely academic, but if you know American Sign Language terminology it’s basically all classifiers and no signs. There are by definition no words in that language/dialect, so the fact that when I go stream of consciousness you get any of them at all is a kindness.
This isn’t a dissertation. Let them write how they want.