Given the prurient vigilance of my (if I am permitted to say) chaetiferous would-be lapidators, I fear and suspect that this tristisonous recounting of my own purgative and perhaps, I will readily admit, parachronistic account of the circumstances surrounding the events of which we were previously talking may prove to be somewhat invidious. As you are no doubt already cognisant, I am resident – have been resident – remain resident – in what is perhaps best described as an establishment whose express purpose is the containment of persons of what might be termed, I suppose, sociological interest (persons, it is now painfully evident, such as myself).
HOMAGE WEEK #2: Try too hard to be Vladimir Nabokov
Given the prurient vigilance of my (if I am permitted to say) chaetiferous would-be lapidators, I fear and suspect that this tristisonous recounting of my own purgative and perhaps, I will readily admit, parachronistic account of the circumstances surrounding the events of which we were previously talking may prove to be somewhat invidious. As you are no doubt already cognisant, I am resident – have been resident – remain resident – in what is perhaps best described as an establishment whose express purpose is the containment of persons of what might be termed, I suppose, sociological interest (persons, it is now painfully evident, such as myself).
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Oh, dear... I've read much to much fiction of that type recently, and none of it written by Nabokov...
ReplyDeleteI'd love a lapidator,chaetiferous or otherwise!
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Holy cow. Remind me not to read any Nabokov. :P At least I could understand the Hemingway one.
ReplyDeleteThe wonder of words, eh?
ReplyDeleteNabokov punned more.
ReplyDeleteI had to pull out the dictionary for this one. Very well done. :)
ReplyDeleteThe problem with Hemingway is that he is 180 degrees different from Vladimir Nabokov. When reading Ernie, I feel like I was transported into a putrid desert from the vibrant rain forest that is Nabokov.
ReplyDeleteThis post is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteThere aren't enough puns or obscure references to literature that no one has ever read.
ReplyDeleteI mean, I love Nabokov to death, but he makes my brain bleed.
I understood almost none of that. Thanks! XD
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