Friday, 3 April 2009

Salvador Dali Ascension

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She’s my shame,’ said Mrs Cake.
‘Mother, you do go on,’ said Ludmilla, without rancour.
‘Join hands, ‘ said Mrs Cake.
They sat in the Cake. ‘Everyone knows you got run over by a cart in Treacle Street because you was drunk, One-Man-Bucket.’ s’not my fault. not my fault. is it my fault my great-grandad moved here? by rights I should have been mauled to death by a mountain lion or a giasemi-darkness. Then Windle felt Mrs Cake’s hand being pulled away.‘Oi forgot about the glass,’ she said.‘I thought, Mrs Cake, that you didn’t hold with ouija boards and that sort of -‘ Windle began.There was a glugging noise from the sideboard. Mrs Cake put a full glass on the tablecloth and sat down again.‘Oi don’t,’ she said.Silence descended again. Windle cleared his throat nervously. Eventually Mrs Cake said, ‘All right, One-Man-Bucket, oi knows you’re there.’The glass moved. The amber liquid inside sloshed gently. A bodiless voice quavered, greetings, pale face, from the happy hunting ground - ‘You stop that,’ said Mrs nt mammoth or something. I bin denied my

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