Mr Men as Social Critique - The Paris Review Daily
“We meet Mr Messy—a man whose entire day-to-day existence is the undiluted expression of his individuality. His very untidiness is a metaphor for his blissful and unselfconscious disregard for the Social Order. Yes, there are times when he himself is a victim of this individuality—as when he trips over a brush he has left on his garden path—but he goes through life with a smile on his face.”

Mr Men as Social Critique - The Paris Review Daily

We meet Mr Messy—a man whose entire day-to-day existence is the undiluted expression of his individuality. His very untidiness is a metaphor for his blissful and unselfconscious disregard for the Social Order. Yes, there are times when he himself is a victim of this individuality—as when he trips over a brush he has left on his garden path—but he goes through life with a smile on his face.

fuckyeahfatdykes:

demonalefright:

chillin’ killin’

dat shirt tho

fuckyeahfatdykes:

demonalefright:

chillin’ killin’

dat shirt tho

theparisreview:

Henri the Existential Cat waxes philosophical on the price of literary fame.

afterbite:

party!


Sorry (not sorry).

afterbite:

party!

Sorry (not sorry).

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