You mean you would go out of the bar into THAT? The sun?
Reminds me of an admonition I once heard against ever giving W. C. Fields a drink of water. it would kill him faster than a gun shot to the head.
No, I suggest you remain in shadow, where it's safe. Where the sun can never touch you. Even if temptations lure you outside, into the full dazzle sun. Your eyes and tender skin are not prepared for that. No seasoned drinker would ever attempt such a thing.
Though I like the angle, the studious angle, care, and artful focus, of the photo too. Yes, it shows much talent. And that photographer has a future. But he should get back into the bar too where it's safe.
Yes, a famous painter I know about said something about the disgraceful behavior of looking up a woman's skirt. Is there anything worse than midday drinking and then venturing out into the sun? Well, maybe after a 3D matinee back in the '50s and into the sun---that was worse.
The Wulfshead club is a well known watering hole for all the strange and unusual people in the world. And for those just passing through... No one's quite sure exactly where the club itself is located, and the very anonymous management likes to keep it that way, but there are authorized access points at locations all around the world, if you know where to look. And if your name's on the approved list. ~Simon Green, Daemons Are Forever
You mean you would go out of the bar into THAT? The sun?
ReplyDeleteReminds me of an admonition I once heard against ever giving W. C. Fields a drink of water. it would kill him faster than a gun shot to the head.
No, I suggest you remain in shadow, where it's safe. Where the sun can never touch you. Even if temptations lure you outside, into the full dazzle sun. Your eyes and tender skin are not prepared for that. No seasoned drinker would ever attempt such a thing.
Though I like the angle, the studious angle, care, and artful focus, of the photo too. Yes, it shows much talent. And that photographer has a future. But he should get back into the bar too where it's safe.
Yes, a famous painter I know about said something about the disgraceful behavior of looking up a woman's skirt.
ReplyDeleteIs there anything worse than midday drinking and then venturing out into the sun? Well, maybe after a 3D matinee back in the '50s and into the sun---that was worse.