The Lighthouse Keeper and his Daughter


In his recently discovered secret diaries, Wittgenstein reports that, while masturbating at the Front during World War I, he was thinking about mathematical problems

Six why is it a perfect number

In number theory, a perfect number is a positive integer that is equal to the sum of its positive divisors, excluding the number itself. For instance, 6 has divisors 1, 2 and 3 (excluding itself), and 1 + 2 + 3 = 6, so 6 is a perfect number.

Wow oh Wow oh Wow

If I was you I would spit it out as it might choke you

I agree it is so messy

In future shall we just masturbate together on my bed

If you are kind and good I will let you explode over the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

That is very nice of you Miranda

But you must promise me two things

Firstly you must not tell my father

But you are a grown woman Ida

He will throw you off of the lighthouse if he found out what we get up to when he is ashore

And that would not do as I would have to masturbate alone

Okay that is not a problem

And secondly please do not use the cut and paste method

When writing these poems of yours as I find that very irritating

It spoils my orgasm

Freida when you achieve orgasm what drives you there

Is that not blindingly obvious Perry

Enlighten me

I climax over lighthouses both long and short

And the size of your huge cock

I will illuminate it if you like

No it is nice as it is

Perry apart from the Tractatus who do you like about me

All of you

Do you have a favourite part

My breasts my bottom or my cunt

Which is your favourite part of me

I like all if you Grace

Every inch of you

I must also confess that I like your deep understanding of mathematics

I thought you would say that

I always thought that was a mathematical probability