Chris Hurst

Language may change, but pedantry is forever

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

There Goes Her Mother's Day Gift

Mrs Ceccaldi, a Communist Party activist in her youth who now lives in a beach hut on La Réunion island, goes on: “My son [Michel Houellebecq], he can f*** off wherever he wants, with whom he wants, because I don't give a stuff about him. But if he has the misfortune to stick my name in one of his things one more time, he's going to get hit in the gob with a walking stick and that'll knock all his teeth out, that's for sure.”

The two of them deserve each other.

posted by Chris Hurst at 1:27 PM

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