Gallery Bouglaf
level XXI

Cloud-layers on Jupiter.
000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 And the bow shall be in the cloud.
The above photographs show the efficacy of nuclear weapons in dispersing concentrations of deadly orgone radiation, otherwise known as Dora. A "Dora body" (top) is dispersed by "Wee Jeemy", caught (above left) by your Gallery photographer in the moment of its 25 megaton nuclear flash (date and place of shot classified). Once the air cleared, the scene of the "Dora Event" was restored to its natural beauty (above right).
The Central Scrutinizer admits to having written the poem below and claims it draws on his personal experience of the domestic drawbacks of living in an area periodically subject to Dora attacks.[The background image in the largest photo is of cloud-layers on Jupiter, courtesy of NASA. We hope to supply further details.]
Dora, or, Deadly Orgone Radiation.

"A bad conscience creates malignant behaviour.
You make somebody else bad in order to free
yourself from responsibility. We call that the
Emotional Plague."

-- Wilhelm Reich.

She loves you, of course, wants you to be
The special woman who deserves the best,
Not this kitchen blotched with damp and grease,
The dirt settled on skirtings, and a man
Whose disapproval's your worst enemy.

So she's killing your marriage. The half-life
Of her transuranic emotions seeds the air
With minute black specks, a swaying spawn,
Your mind and his its jelly, a bad drift
In worsening weather, falling pressure.

When she comes back you'll tell her
How you dumped him out past the swamps
After giving him one last fuck,
Left him falling into the ending,
Lost in a great slaughter of starlings.

Microsoft Fuehrer and bike addiction.
Alongside the rare outbreak of verse in Gallery Bouglaf, we feature an exclusive image of Bill Gates, aglow with atomic self-esteem after admitting powerlessness over his bicycle and joining "Cycanon". The collar tab is the giveaway.


[Bill is posing with "Grapple" X/Round C, 1.8 megaton, a Great British H-bomb, seen here on 8 November 1957 following its 52 second free fall from a Valiant bomber (XD824) piloted by Squadron Leader Barney Millett. The bomb was a bit of a rush job apparently, but everything went off splendidly in the event. Read all about it at The High Energy Weapons Archive.]

HOMEClick for Gray'selegybomb on next level

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