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“I Can Make Anyone Look Like Farrah!” – (A Loving Tribute to One Of Charlie’s Angels Now Amongst…)


SO MANY ANECDOTES ABOUT THE “QUEEN OF POP…”

I feel the sequins are smothering the import of another icon’s departure

From this dimension.

Farrah Stories, Anyone?

I HEREBY DECLARE THIS HUMBLE LOCALE AMONG THE BLOGOSPHERE

A “STUDDED SOLO GLOVE/WHITE SOCKS/MOONWALK-FREE” ZONE.


Ya with me?

Hairroin “Deals Out” A Few Offers For You To “Get Your Fix!”

Yes, this ‘recession’ sitch is a real bitch…

I may not have the Million Bucks, but–as the adage goes–that doesn’t mean I can’t do my damnedest to

LOOK LIKE IT!

Spot-check these promotions by which you can do the same!:

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“Pained And Painted” — New Video Post

Spoken Word by Clint Catalyst,

Visual Manipulations/Aural Fixations by Nicholas Wolfkind


featuring portrayals by
Audrey Kitching
Lorraine Caley
Kaiden Blake
Kat Lee
Hilary Goldberg
& CCx

Hair Artistry by the Almighty Irene Urias of HairroinSalon.com

Shiny Latex Yumminess by Syren.com ♥ (COVET…LOVE.IT) ♥

(accompanying text available on The ‘Tubes, if interested—
Channel name = clintcatalyst; Click “More Info”)

With Pauley Perrette at Hairroin’s Benefit for The LAYN: 04 29 09

Wow.

Got some, uhh, serious “chin chin”s goin’ on with some of my movements
in this one here…

But y’know what though?
gasp!

It’s not ‘all about me…’

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It’s National Poetry Month…and I, Uhh, Invented My Own ‘Poetic Form’

Nerd-a-riffic, yes.

As in: it’s now “registered” as a new literary artistic form, the whole bit.

However, with ‘free verse’ being the norm these days rather than the exception,

it seems the most radical thing a poet can do is conform to a rigid structure.

I created one with regard to meter, stanza—the title, even.

The first piece I wrote within this form is published here:

The Battered Suitcase: April, 2009

And I expound upon the form in an interview here:

Q/A With Kim Acrylic

As usual, I’m wordy as Sweet F.A…

so feel free to scan down to where I explain the “Millennial Haiku,” if you’re interested.

Tongue/Cheek?

Fiercely wriggled, please.&.thanks

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