Literature
Conversations -2- Collective
"How are you today?"
"Knobbly and hungry and full of flies."
"Your caretaker informed me that you have not been well today."
"'Not-well.' That's stupid, you know; 'not-well.' You always act like you're Mister-Missus Grammar, but you didn't use a proper, um, adjective. 'Not-well.'"
"I never said that you were 'not-well'; I simply stated that you have, apparently not been well. Evidently, my sources were correct."
"Well, of course I'm not well; I just found a new pain, and now I can't think about it, 'cause if I do, it'll break my skull open, or crawl out of my chest like the alien in Alien."
"What was the 'pain'?"
"I told you, I