ProstitextuationNo, we're not going to talk about
Miruna Siminel,
Marta Usurelu,
Vali Perfu &
co. It's a too good of a title to waste on something like that.
While searching a description for some pics that I uploaded on
dtng(which is it just me or is it starting to take off, as the only romanian channel left on the Internet?) I coined this word. It didn't exist up until now, neither in romanian or english, as Google assures us.
Isn't it weird that it doesn't exist? Because it should. In english,
to prostitextuate, as a verb, meaning to verbally prostitute yourself. Or as a noun, he(and rarely she) that textually prostitutes oneself. A sort of alphabetical prostitution. In romanian
a se prostitextua. A prostitextuate could be a woman that tests for herself the theory that paper can take anything. The
Vellum, heifer skin.
Could be the future of the writing profession, as people complain that the smell of printed books are vanishing, the carnal pleasure of skimming through pages. Most certainly she's the future of journalism, this poor girl that kept smelling at the fastous dining table of universal literature for two hundred years and now the feast is over, creditors have barged in and closed the palace, even the satiated and slightly tipsy bitches secluded themselves, cowering in the corners, only journalists are still sniffing the table uninvited. And they can't be invited anymore, absurdly assuming they have been considered, simply because the dining table no longer exists.
Seems to me that the idea is promising,
nude ladies reading other ladies, nude as well. The cycle of text in nature, from mouth to mouth. From the hand to the breast and from thigh to eyelid. From rump to eyelasash. Do you realise how much anthropology fits in here(from lack of something more proper, of course)?
I think it's an absolutely brilliant idea, in all honesty. On how many girls would the Sonnets fit?
Is
stat pristina, only
nomina nuda?
LE: Done. I hope it's good. Posted it as a comment on reddit as well.
PS: Lovely ending, with the final line from
The name of the Rose.
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