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public witness, ain't seein too much Look at us, we formed a band What gives you the right to fuck with our lives What gives you the right to fuck with our lives What gives you the right to fuck with our lives What gives you the right to fuck with our lives a specialist, not a ventriloquist, don't hang out ... Swaddled in red like a target, I am your sacrifice your crib or car becomes a torture chamber Understand it, we're fighting a war we can't win Wednesday, October 18, 2006
despite all my rage I am still just a rat trapped in a garbage can:
Catherine threw the remains of last night's jumbo slice in the garbage can outside our house. Not an unreasonable thing to do. But now there's a rat trying desperately to escape the trap she had inadvertently laid for him, and finding that getting in the can is a lot easier than getting out. Life imitates The Wire. I have named the rat "Rategger," but he's got to learn that this is a cold world, so I'd only be doing Rategger a disservice by helping him.
By the way, I name all animals with the -egger suffix. Kingsley, when I choose, is Dogegger, for instance. The only exception is an animal whose formal name ends in an N, which would just be too George Allen for my tastes. --Spencer Ackerman
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