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The cigarette is society’s substitute for the penis. It is a cylinder of brown crapped in societies white (germless) (Sinlinder and cylinder and phallus) with the fiery end away from the mouth. But the tobacco | The cigarette is society’s substitute for the penis. It is a cylinder of brown crapped in societies white (germless) (Sinlinder and cylinder and phallus) with the fiery end away from the mouth. But the tobacco (to back-hole—one’s asshole), the tobacco is in the mouth. (Chocolate kisses for example.) | ||
The English who are even more sex repressed than us except for their saving homosexuality—in extreme {{LJ:sup}} characters, some form (active or passive) of homosexuality is necessary to maintain sanity. At any rate, the English with their tight ass-holes like the tobacco removed tip of ''Parliaments''. (In the Chaplin movie, Chaplin gave a parody of a statesmen who threw out his arms like a fuck and said, “I make a | The English who are even more sex repressed than us except for their saving homosexuality—in extreme {{LJ:sup}} characters, some form (active or passive) of homosexuality is necessary to maintain sanity. At any rate, the English with their tight ass-holes like the tobacco removed tip of ''Parliaments''. (In the Chaplin movie, Chaplin gave a parody of a statesmen who threw out his arms like a fuck and said, “I make a motion.”) And now we begin to have filters. | ||
Our cigarettes are easy on the throat say the advertisements, a genuine homosexual concern I should think if one’s going to have a cock in the throat all the time, but more than that it reminds one that although the cigarette is a tiny phallus it fills the mouth, ''it reaches the throat''. And today coughing up some phlegm, I thought (realized) that the er in me had always enjoyed the phlegm of the cough. Only the {{LJ:sup}} with its idea that I must be manly, healthy, forthright, had hated the cough. (Healthy—healthy—hell hat three—what a sup I’ve had all these years. To be healthy, to be sexual was to go to hell.) | Our cigarettes are easy on the throat say the advertisements, a genuine homosexual concern I should think if one’s going to have a cock in the throat all the time, but more than that it reminds one that although the cigarette is a tiny phallus it fills the mouth, ''it reaches the throat''. And today coughing up some phlegm, I thought (realized) that the er in me had always enjoyed the phlegm of the cough. Only the {{LJ:sup}} with its idea that I must be manly, healthy, forthright, had hated the cough. (Healthy—healthy—hell hat three—what a sup I’ve had all these years. To be healthy, to be sexual was to go to hell.) | ||
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Thus, people with exceptionally active er who have a very strong one-sup smoke a great deal. To stop smoking one must relax the sup, let two-consciousness and n-consciousness (n is vast number and nothing) predominate. Which means that to give up smoking, given such people, one must be less socially efficient or desirous of being socially efficient. Or else, the er must relax, even deaden, one’s soul must become less vivid. | Thus, people with exceptionally active er who have a very strong one-sup smoke a great deal. To stop smoking one must relax the sup, let two-consciousness and n-consciousness (n is vast number and nothing) predominate. Which means that to give up smoking, given such people, one must be less socially efficient or desirous of being socially efficient. Or else, the er must relax, even deaden, one’s soul must become less vivid. | ||
Which is why resigned people smoke little, why homosexuals who accept their homosexually smoke little, why happy women who believe in sex and accept it smoke little—at least, that is, accept the female passivity of their natures | Which is why resigned people smoke little, why homosexuals who accept their homosexually smoke little, why happy women who believe in sex and accept it smoke little—at least, that is, accept the female passivity of their natures. Tremendously repressed people, ministers, judges, social characters who have succeeded in whipping their er into submission are usually not smokers. Smoking is the state of imbalance between sup and er. I, for instance, will not be able to give up smoking until I become much more passive, but because I do not wish to become too passive, because I feel that I wish to give to the world, I shall probably have to smoke or else suck cock. And cigarettes all in all are easier on me. | ||
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