LUST/APE Magazine February/March 2014 | Page 24

Mail Don’t forget to send us your “thoughts” at: [email protected] Every month we’ll pick the best email. Then we put it up here for ya’. ts! T gh hou Dear Chano and company, I just wanted to write in to tell you how much your magazine means to me and my good friend. We have hit hard times -- had nothing wipe our asses on, nothing to make a fire with at night, until one night we found a whole bunch of copies of LUST/APE in a trash can by The San Marco theater. Thank you so much. With out your magazine Im not sure if we would have made it through the winter. - J.R. and Kevin Dear Colonel Hotbox, I›ve recently planted 97 cherry blossom trees, yet they bear no fruits. My aim is true, and I hope to jelly/jam by next spring. I am also currently directing my first feature in the rivered city. It is a humble reimagining of the wizarding world originally conceived by the late great Madame Rowling. The madame has been a pen pal since the late 60s and we have woven a thick and robust history. Imagine pencils and wizards colliding... Ive often highlighted the fact that pencils and humans share no similarities. Thus the great American struggle of the noble , yellow No. 2 must be told! If the American populace will not step to the mound then I, Worthington F. Petticoat shall gladly do so. My story shall take back the lonesome hallways occupied by the whinny, witless kindergardeners that slow my car to 15 mph. The pencils shall reign. The pencils will