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I awake and
am aware of people talking of the Chain of Command. What it is, and where
does it come from? Where is this chain? Does it stop somewhere? One of
the old Presidents of the US used to have a plaque on his desk saying
'The Buck Stops Here', and I think in the US 'buck' also means chain,
I expect. It's something to do with horses, it must be - perhaps they
had chain-drive engines, like in old race cars, before they all moved
to linear motors. Obviously it's not a real chain, it's a mental one,
and the President of the US must have one end of it, and perhaps he also
has the other end. He pulls it, heats it up, runs electrical current through
it, and we move to the rhythm of its jangling metal links. Maybe it's
a loop, and the President was just deluded. Perhaps Ronald Reagan's 'treacly'-economy
had something to do with dripping treacle down the chain.
Did he take it with him to the grave, or did he pass it on, like the Nuclear
Football? If we are all following the chain, that would suggest that we
will all ascend / descend / rotate to be the President of the US and then
we would die. But then again, he might not have died whilst President
- he might have retired. Was the chain his to keep for himself, or was
it a function of the office of President? Perhaps Harry S. Truman or whoever
it was owned the chain personally, in the same way that the President
has to buy his own suits and so on, and as he tugged the pockets of his
suit our own clothes shifted slightly in their orbit, spinning around
our bodies at a greater distance and losing touch with the ground. Cufflinks
would be satellites, the moon is a shoe, a trainer from Nike or some other
desirable brand.
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A slipper |
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People have
walked on the trainer - half of them say it didn't change them, and half
of them are evangelists or artists or dead or mad or doing advertisements
for watches. Did you know that, as of the early 80's, Buzz Aldrin's real
name is actually 'Buzz Aldrin'? He had it changed by deed-pole - true
true true. He was called Buzz because when he was younger he looked exactly
like Sting and people kept messing them up in their minds, their faces
blending into one, like dripping paint or a scratched polaroid or a pair
of mutants.
I don't know if the train reached to the moon. The train of command, steaming
and a-rolling, Lastminute.com, and I wish I was a bird of some kind. A
long-lived bird with solar panels, so I don't have to eat raw fish. I
don't really like sushi. It's not a philosophical thing - I just don't
like the taste, or the texture. I wish I was a long-lived bird with solar
panels on a low-gravity planet with no people on it, and no lightning
strikes and predators. Yeah.
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The moon |
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'Su-sussudio'
sang Phil Collins on the extremely popular 'Sussudio', a song which is
mentioned in 'American Psycho', a book which gives me visions of people
reading the title as 'American Physio' and thinking that it's about keeping
fit - in fact, large parts of it detail the main character's fitness regime,
so it's not entirely unreasonable to reach that conclusion. Many of the
main character's other activities in the book would help him to keep fit,
as well.
I also suspect that people watching the film will wonder what all the
fuss is about, and go off and read the book, nodding in amusement at the
first 120 or so pages before putting the book down for a variable amount
of time, depending on whether the reader feels sympathy for beggars or
not.
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In the event of a murder one should dial 999 and not 'M' as the film 'Dial
M for Murder' would appear to suggest |
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