In an attempt to build a few intertextual bridges, we use images from lesbian literature to illustrate principles we find most useful in thinking psychoanalytically about homosexuality. We call these principles lesbian rules. A lesbian rule was originally a mason's rule made of lead […] Thus, figuratively, it became, […] a principle allowing flexibility. […] Clinical psychoanalysis uses many such lesbian rules.

While we were topping off the Tesla at the Supercharger in Gilroy, California, the gathered Teslaphiles laughed at the i8’s minuscule trunk.

armchair travels

One deep wound had been inflicted upon the temple, apparently with some blunt instrument, which had penetrated the brain.