Brian Celio Quotes

History, Lie Of Our Lives, Mire Of Our Loins. Our Sins, Our Souls. Hiss-tih-ree: The Tip Of The Pen Taking A Trip Of Three Steps (with One Glide) Down The Chronicle To Trap A Slick, Sibilant Character. Hiss. (Ss.) Tih. Ree.
He Was A Pig, A Plain Pig, In The Morning, Standing Five Feet Ten On One Hoof. He Was A Pig In Slacks. He Was A Pig In School. He Was A Pig On The Dotted Line. But In My Eyes It's Always The Ones Signing Dotted Lines That Become Pigs.
Did This Pig Have A Precursor? He Did, Indeed He Did. In Point Of Fact, Dating All The Way Back To The Biblical Age. Oh Where? About Everywhere You Look There's Pigs Giving That Fancy Ol' Snake A Chase. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, You Can Always Count On A Fuckin' Pretentious Sarcastican For A Fancy Prose Style.

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