I was watching the Super Friends on DVD, and I noticed that Robin never gets any lines, he only gets exclamations. He might say, for instance, "Holy Houdini, Batman! We're trapped in a cage!" But he never says anything unless it's preceded by the word holy. And I thought, who talks like that? And then it hit me, Allen Ginsberg does. Or he did, anyway, when he was writing his footnote to Howl.
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I was watching the Super Friends on DVD, and I noticed that Robin never gets any lines, he only gets exclamations. He might say, for instance, "Holy Houdini, Batman! We're trapped in a cage!" But he never says anything unless it's preceded by the word holy. And I thought, who talks like that? And then it hit me, Allen Ginsberg does. Or he did, anyway, when he was writing his footnote to Howl.
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Goddamn the music in my head. And you for getting it stuck in my conscious mind! :P
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(cut to an scene of Batman under a bishop in full dress)
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You probably wouldn't even get an NEA grant for it.
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Not even "The intruders is as holy as the multiple emergencies is holy!"?
Because that's my favorite line of this little experiment.
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