Glendon Swarthout Quotes
I Will Be Thirty Years Old Again In Thirty Seconds. I Will Take The Best Room In The Grand Central Or The Orndorff Hotel. I Will Dine On Oysters And Palomitas And Wash Them Down With White Wine. Then I Will Go To The Acme Or Keating's Or The Big Gold Bar And Sit Down And Draw My Cards And Fill An Inside Straight And Win Myself A Thousand Dollars. Then I Will Go To The Red Light Or The Monte Carlo And Dance The Floor Afire. Then I Will Go To A Parlor House And Have Them Top Up A Bathtub With French Champagne And I Will Strip And Dive Into It With A Bare-assed Blonde And A Redhead And An Octoroon And The Four Of Us Will Get Completely Presoginated And Laugh And Let Long Bubbly Farts At Hell And Baptize Each Other In The Name Of The Trick, The Prick, And The Piper-Heidsick.
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