Look at all these nostrils! I nearly drool with laughter because there must be half as many people as nostrils, but it's all a spiraling joke of colors in this dark room: teeth and pink lips, so many smiles above blue cups full of beer. It takes me a while to convince myself that the floor is not tilting, port then starboard, and before I can reckon the people to nostrils ratio, I'm considering at possibly light speed a mechanical house foundation, but then why would anyone want a tiltable house? Forget that, why turn on the tilter during a party? or maybe that's its purpose: to freak out the guests. Here now -- nostrils approach, somewhat familiar ones at that, they must've spun out of the spiral. In the moment before she speaks, her nostrils let out parallel trails of cigarette smoke and when she smiles and says, "How's it goin' brother?" (her nostrils twitching on "brother"), I can only laugh and laugh, wrapping a hand over my mouth to hold in my teeth, which by now I can nearly see in front of me, until she shocks me quiet with, "That ain't cigarette smoke," like she'd read my mind. I gape, but then reality takes me firmly, unexpectedly, and I offer a sighing "Meredith" as I now understand the invitation in her comment and grapple with speech: "You were just, you have pot, and I thought, because of the smoke from your nose --" but she's laughing and thank God someone grabbed her attention because the house tilter's on high again. I hear a fragment, "shrooms" and my name in the same sentence, and I'm seeing music move in waves through people, ripple patterns like wind in grass. I shiver happily and wonder how long I stared at Meredith in confusion before I realized what she'd meant (which I've now forgotten). It seemed twice as long as my succeeding glimpse of sanity. And why had I even bothered to attempt explaining my wonderful delusions? Another shiver spills my beer and I decide to go tell Meredith my visions shouldn't be secrets, even if she doesn't understand.
First Played: August 21, 1999 Buck Lake Ranch - Angola, IN
Last Played: October 28, 2005 Nelson Ledges - Garrettsville, OH
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2nd set: 9
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