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A transcription from a conversation between John Waters and Mike Kelly, that explores the tearm dirty. Moving from culture to how dirt has pronounced itself through Waters’ and Kelly’s personal life. | |||
The connoisseur of dirt talk over | The connoisseur of dirt talk over the following:- | ||
compulsion to dirt | compulsion to dirt | ||
cultural manifestations of dirt | cultural manifestations of dirt | ||
language of dirt | language of dirt ... dirty language | ||
access (first | access (first/last/preferred) to dirt | ||
and personal memory of dirt | and personal memory of dirt | ||
The conversation ends with Kelly wondering how all the good parts in his life are seemingly erased from his memory and if | The conversation ends with Kelly wondering how all the good parts in his life are seemingly erased from his memory, and ponders if God is a film editor keeping all the dirtiest part of your life for viewing for the dead and people when you are dead. | ||
Walters decides this should be a film. | Walters decides this final comment should be a film. | ||
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The Dirty Boys John Waters and Mike Kelly
A transcription from a conversation between John Waters and Mike Kelly, that explores the tearm dirty. Moving from culture to how dirt has pronounced itself through Waters’ and Kelly’s personal life.
The connoisseur of dirt talk over the following:-
compulsion to dirt cultural manifestations of dirt language of dirt ... dirty language access (first/last/preferred) to dirt and personal memory of dirt
The conversation ends with Kelly wondering how all the good parts in his life are seemingly erased from his memory, and ponders if God is a film editor keeping all the dirtiest part of your life for viewing for the dead and people when you are dead.
Walters decides this final comment should be a film.