Forget partizaner-lied, I'll stick to "You're a fucking shanda fur di goyim," unless that takes too long to say before the punching.
You start saying it during the windup. The punch lands on either shande or goyim depending on distance and reach.
You can also say it afterward, during the teeth-spitting stage. It's a flexible ritual.
It is hard to live here. It must be hard to live out there, too, God knows, but I cling to the idea of Massachusetts as slightly less likely to fall.
We're working on it.
I am supposed to be in Providence on August 11th for the release party of Forget the Sleepless Shores (arranged back in March), which I recently realized means I will not be counter-protesting the Nazis in D.C. I think I am going to have to convince people that buying queer Jewish books is itself a form of counter-protest. It feels like it these days, which is the weirdest thing. I hope it's not just armchair activism with a personal stake. GO APOLOGIZE SOMEWHERE ELSE T. WITT
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You start saying it during the windup. The punch lands on either shande or goyim depending on distance and reach.
You can also say it afterward, during the teeth-spitting stage. It's a flexible ritual.
It is hard to live here. It must be hard to live out there, too, God knows, but I cling to the idea of Massachusetts as slightly less likely to fall.
We're working on it.
I am supposed to be in Providence on August 11th for the release party of Forget the Sleepless Shores (arranged back in March), which I recently realized means I will not be counter-protesting the Nazis in D.C. I think I am going to have to convince people that buying queer Jewish books is itself a form of counter-protest. It feels like it these days, which is the weirdest thing.
I hope it's not just armchair activism with a personal stake.GO APOLOGIZE SOMEWHERE ELSE T. WITT