All of these are aimed at some other person-but
most of all at the prehistoric, unforgettable other person
who is never equaled by anyone later.
-Freud, SE I, p. 239
Desire is neither the appetite for satisfaction nor the
demand for love, but the difference which results
from the subtraction of the first from the second-the
very phenomenon of their splitting.
-Lacan, Ecrits, p. 287
Je te demande de refuser ce que je t'offrc parce que ce
n'est pas ca
-Lacan
Just because people ask you for something doesn't
mean that's what they rcally want you to give them.
-Lacan. Seminar XIII, March 23, 1966
In nights of old
They lined the roads
Off with their heads
And always lead
Opinion polls
Going in and out of
Another state of
Try not to be obvious
With a ringside seat
In uniforms
Of green and gold
Like crocodiles
They march in files
Of unison
Going in and out of
Another state of
Try not to be obvious
With a ringside seat
Going in and out of
Another state of
Try not to be obvious
You get the first one free
I like it too much
I like it too much
I like it too much
I like it too much
You are descended from animals
And you are constructed of chemicals
The one thing you can't have you like too much
You look but you cannot touch
I like it all too much
Like dominoes
One only goes
They all will fall
Sail the ship
Rock the boat
Sunday, February 28, 2010
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