Maximum Apathetic Linear Linguistic Talk



Posted: Friday, September 03, 2010

by Robin Brown

She's like

"Wanna do it?"

And I'm like

"Do what?"

And she's like

"Exactly!"

And I'm like

"Exactly what?"

And she's like

"Maximum Apathetic Linear Linguistic Talk!"

And I'm like

"What's that?"

And she's like

"Mall Talk?"

And I'm like

"Mall talk?"

And she's like

"Yeah! Mall talk!"

And I'm like

"I'm lost!"

And she's like

"Yeah, I know!"

And I'm like

"You KNOW what?"

And she's like

"What?"

And I'm like

"No! I was asking you WHAT? I wasn't asking you the question, YOU KNOW WHAT?"

And she's like

"And you're asking me what?"

And I'm like

"Yeah, you got it!"

And she's like

I got WHAT!?"

And I'm like

"I used to like you!"

And she's like

"And now you don't?"

And I'm like

"I don't know!"

And she's like

"I know!"

And I'm like

"Are we really supposed to know what we're talking about? I mean really!"

And she's like

"Not when we're Mall Talking!"

And I'm like

Ahhh now, I'm getting it!"

And she's like

"Getting what?"

And I'm like

"Mall Talking!"

And she's like

"I know... it's great, isn't it?"

And I'm like

"Yeah, we're talking to one another without saying a single thing of interest!"

And she's like

"Exactly!"

And I'm like

"Just like the United Nations!"

And she's like

"I know!"

And I'm like

"That's what SHE said!"
 
And she's like
 
"Now, I'm confused!"
 
And I'm like
 
"So am I!
 
And she's like
 
"That's probably how they feel everyday!"
 
And I'm like
 
"WHO?"
 
And she's like
 
"No! WHO's on FIRST!"
 
And I'm like
 
"Let's go to the mall!"
 
Robin J. Brown has been published in the book anthology titled, ‘‘The Real Meaning of Life’’ and in the book anthology, "Names in a Jar" A Collection of Poetry by 100 Contemporary American Poets. His musical association,
“Secrets of the Mind" is a collection of his Internal Rhyming poetry put to music at www.umarain.com under Robin's New Music. Please provide 15 to 30 seconds for each piece on UMA RAIN to be downloaded after selection. Using earphones will help you appreciate the timing of the lyrics and rhythms of the music as one. Enjoy!

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Top-level comments on this article: (2 total)
» left by Jennifer Stewart
1 year 258 days ago.
153 fans.
This is terribly - or wonderfully - funny, Robin! Very clever. Thanks for a highly entertaining read :)
» left by Chiradeep 1 year 258 days ago.
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Good one...
 
Regards
 
CP
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