He Knows When You Are Sleeping by Alex Kinnan

By Alex Kinnan

With the Twelfth Day of Christmas having just recently passed, I thought I would share with you a picture I took on Christmas Day. I was hanging out in the living room, looking for something to test my flash out on, when I found this arrangement in one corner. I hope it will be well received and that it thoroughly conveys my sincere wishes to all for a Happy New Year and a Merry Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

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Should all holidays alternate between Happy and Merry throughout the year? And if so, would that be a tradition, a convention, or a dogma?

I'm glad to see Lou Reed's finally celebrating Christmas.

Did Lou paint his lungs pink? Because there's no way they're really that color.

Ed:

At last year's Convention on Tradition, the steering committee voted 9-2 in favour of the current system. "Holly-Jolly," though, was right out.

As for "dogma" -- I'm not sure what you mean. Is that one of those fancy veterinary words?

I didn't have time to mention it earlier, but I admire this portrait of Santa-type Lou Reed for its use of color and foam darts. They sort of point at his Future Shock glasses in a way Rachel never could.

Darts? What darts? Those orange things are "attitude."

I really think that Christmas was celebrating Lou Reed, and not the other way around. At first, Christmas thought it was a good idea, but with all things related to Lou Reed, partial dermal melting and erotic asphyxiation occur. Christmas is such a kinky masochist, like I've been preaching all along. Same thing happened to Micheal Hutchence, I believe.

Weaver: are you then saying that XMAS happened to INXS? The latter being pronounced as it is supposed to be, "ink-sys," of course.

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