How I met Tyler ... Tyler [...], all coarse sand, pieces of wood [...] fished the surf and dragged them on the beach. In the wet sand had already planted a semicircle of poles a few inches of each other to get high from his eyes. There were four strains, and when I woke up I started to look at Tyler who dragged up the beach a fifth. Tyler dug a hole near one end of the post, then raised the other end to slide into the hole so it could remain upright, a little 'crooked. [...] With a wood Tyler scored a straight line in the sand a few feet long. [...] "You know what time is it?" Tyler asked me screaming. [...] It was four and six minutes in the afternoon. After a while
'Tyler sat cross-legged in the shade of the poles erected. Tyler has been sitting for a few minutes, got up and went for a swim. He pulled a shirt and a pair of tracksuit pants and was preparing to leave. I had to ask. [...] Tyler shrugged
[...] What Tyler had created was the shadow of a giant hand. Now the fingers were Nosferatu-they were so long, and the thumb was too short, but he explained that at half past four o'clock in the hand was perfect. Shadow of a giant hand was perfect for one minute and perfect for a minute Tyler had sat in the palm of a perfection that he himself had created .[...] One minute was enough, Tyler said, was to work hard to obtain, but one minute of perfection was worth the effort.
A moment was the best we could expect from perfection .[...] And 'how I met Tyler ...
from the show "Fight Club" by Chuck Palahniuk.