Word: forget
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Your last letter really turned me on, baby. I can't forget either how great that last night together was-that wild stereo and the warm sake and the moon outside lighting our pad and best of all you you you. Everything here in Danang is okay but I still don't know when I can get back to Tokyo. By the way my pal Sam is taking R&R in Tokyo next week so if he calls help him find a nice girl. All my love...
...dance she says she did when she worked as a cabaret star. Stepping gingerly then proudly to the music, swinging into half-remembered bumps in her pink spotlight, Karnilova's Hortense becomes a wilted flower--a honeyed symbol of forgotten dreams. It's enough to make the audience forget that Miss Karnilova hardly bothers to impart the fact that her character is French...
...would like to appeal to those well-meaning citizens who support Mr. Wallace to consider the following slogan: "Remember Hitler-Forget Wallace!" It makes sense...
...success," Rowan says, "are nice things, appreciated and prized. But you know, more important and more rewarding than any of these things is doing your own thing and having other people say, 'Yeah, baby! Go! Get it on! Hey, that's funny! That's good! I forget what was bugging me while I'm watching you cats...
...seem obvious, but Mailer's writing overcomes the triteness inherent in describing hog-butchering Chicago as the setting for confrontation; he succeeds in connecting the cries of the bloodied hippies to the eerie death wail of the gutted cattle. "Chicago was a town where nobody could ever forget how the money was made," he writes. "It was picked up from the floors still slippery with blood, and if one did not protest and take a vow of vegetables, one knew at least that life was hard life was in the flesh and in the massacre of flesh-one breathed...