In improv class we had to come up with a kinda neutral statement for someone to respond to and one of the guys said to me “hey did you hear they’ve stopped making socks?” and I just lost it. That shit is so funny. Why would they just stop making socks. I wanna explore that world.
In improv class we had to come up with a kinda neutral statement for someone to respond to and one of the guys said to me “hey did you hear they’ve stopped making socks?” and I just lost it. That shit is so funny. Why would they just stop making socks. I wanna explore that world.
the other day i learned that taking a long time to fall asleep is called “sleep latency” which is just the funniest thing to me tbh
me, tossing and turning until 2 am: the lag…
napping is easy because your brain is connecting to the Sleep Server at low traffic hours for your region.
when everyone is trying to get on the Sleep Server during high traffic hours, night in your region, the lag is at its worst and many people can’t even connect to the server at all that’s why falling asleep at night is hard thank you for coming to my ted talk
Hah, I was referring to La Disparition by Georges Perec – the English translation I have is called A Void (I believe there are other translations but I haven’t personally encountered them). It is not by any means a typical read, and some of the sentence constructions can make your head spin, but if you like weird shit for the sake of weird shit it’s worth tracking down!
(There’s also another novel without the letter E called Gadsby, but I prefer La Disparition becuase of its playfully meta qualities and surreal parody of mystery novels. Gadsby has a much more conventional narrative.)