What is the M. for? Morgan?

When I saw your description of ‘Joycean’ language it kinda put me off. I’ve never been a fan of Joyce’s writing style, personally I find it a bit self-indulgent and people do tend to pretentiously name-drop Joyce a lot in an ‘Emperor’s New Clothes’ kinda way. But listening to the film’s curious English narration I imagine this is how current day English would probably sound like to our none too distant forefathers, familiar yet also baffling? That’s of course if they happened to have a time machine?

This was completely trippy on a multitude of levels. Love it.

I am going to call waiters foodpenguins for the rest of my life.

That is…endlessly amusing :D

Thanks for posting it.

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