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OCTAGONHEAD |
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a double square person |
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". . . he knew she was an octagonhead, and he knew it would be the wrong thing to do." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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OFF FOR MOON CITY |
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headed skyward |
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". . . and mother whammo, we're off for the moon city." |
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[ Buckley Describes First Jet Ride ] |
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OFF-PITCHED RAT STYLE |
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denoting an irritating, atonal, high-pitched sound |
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". . . and even hung up the lady cats' backyard chats by
topping their speakin' with screechin' and squeakin' off-pitched rat-style rhythm and blues that shook all the chicks right down to their shoes." |
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[ The Swingin' Pied Piper ] |
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ON HIS WAY OUT |
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dying |
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"The cat was on his way out." |
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[ The Gasser ] |
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ON THE HOOK |
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dedicated or obligated |
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"There is a couple of cats up on the hill that aren't on the hook for the Grail" |
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[ Chastity Belt ] |
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ON THE THEME OF THE BEAM OF THE INVISIBLE EDGE |
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dying |
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"He was on the theme of the beam of the invisible edge." |
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[ The Gasser ] |
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ONE MOTHER OF A TAKE-OFF |
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the beginnings of a powerful LSD experience |
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"My whole body was jingling with alert signals: 'This is going to be one mother of a take-off. Hang on!" |
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[ Lord Buckley Describes His First lLSD Experience ] |
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OXYGEN SNIFFER |
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an oxygen mask |
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"Next comes the oxygen sniffer." |
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[ Buckley Describes First Jet Ride ] |
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