09.04.02 - 10:16

pain is like, what, pain is something big and clumsy. however, pain, when disassembled, will fit neatly in your car whether said vehicle is large or small. you can stack the pieces up and throw them in your trunk. you can lay them flat on the backseat. if you are driving by yourself, you can place them in the passenger seat. you can allow pain to wear a seatbelt if you want to make sure he'll be ok in the car. when you get where you're going you can put pain together again. well, unless you misplaced those pesky little screws and nuts and bolts. i hope you didn't. but if you did, i suppose you're stuck with all these little bits of pain and there's no way to put it all back together. why, you ask, would you try to put together that big hurt anyway? well, now all the little bits are strewn all around you and they don't even mean anything anymore. all the little bits are strewn all around you and they bring tears to your eyes and you don't know why. don't worry, though, it's not so bad. you can go down to the hardware store tomorrow and ask them exactly what sorts of fasteners you need to put pain back together. they'll know what you'll need. it's their job at the hardware store. when pain is reassembled it will not fit in your car, whether said vehicle is large or small. it won't even fit in a minivan. it might fit in the bed of a truck but i suppose that depends on how much you've hurt over the years.

she said, we're not bad people, we're just people who have done some bad things. she said, look up when you go outside at night. she said, when you open both of those windows the cross-ventilation really works well. she says a lot of things. but she can't tell me when you should try to fix the broken things and when you should just let them go.

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