Fumes
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| - | "This culture is running on whatchacall, fumes." | + | :"This culture is running on whatchacall, fumes." -- [[Televy Gide]], in his fortunate confession. |
| - | : -- [[Televy Gide]], in his fortunate confession. | + | :"If a bullet could talk, this bullet shot fume like a foamy thigh." -- from [[Blood Red Blues]]. |
| - | "If a bullet could talk, this bullet shot fume like a foamy thigh." | + | |
| - | : -- from [[Blood Red Blues]]. | + | |
| == See also == | == See also == | ||
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fumes A. 1. The product of a failed evocation, liable to sprain a limb and rend the mind. 2. Born, jacketed, sent on his way from the altar where Abraham failed in duty; named Ishmael when the name should be Isaac, named Isaac when the name should be Ishmael; a clamp. 3. The by-product of vapor, it's remainder. 4. False testimony, a simulacra. 5. The remaining portion of a previous wealth, the product of reduction.
Extrapolation
Fumes was the name of a squealer in Blood Red Blues who had nevertheless attended several Vatican Breakfasts.
Usage
- "This culture is running on whatchacall, fumes." -- Televy Gide, in his fortunate confession.
- "If a bullet could talk, this bullet shot fume like a foamy thigh." -- from Blood Red Blues.
