Duck and Cover

Oh, cover your eyes, your heads, run, you fool, run, for enlightened titan Mandy (his presence heralded by the howling motion of innumerable forgotten pages, his passage dotted by an ophidian cavalcade of insights lost to human purview, la, la) is scratching at scrote again, and you don't want the measure of human literature, stone and light, in triplicate, competing for your humble headspace in a non-consensual and thoroughly violent manner, do you, no, 'tis an undeniably precious commodity.

Such marvelous, poetic nonsense.

It is not nonsense.

gibson makes for great reading the first time, the second time...
got a pile of books to work on in the near future

kama sutra makes for a great re-read as well LOL!

Blargh wrote:Oh, cover your eyes, your heads, run, you fool, run, for enlightened titan Mandy (his presence heralded by the howling motion of innumerable forgotten pages, his passage dotted by an ophidian cavalcade of insights lost to human purview, la, la) is scratching at scrote again, and you don't want the measure of human literature, stone and light, in triplicate, competing for your humble headspace in a non-consensual and thoroughly violent manner, do you, no, 'tis an undeniably precious commodity.

I missed you Blargh.
When's your next self help book coming out?

i just bought guy sajer's the forgotten soldier, memoirs of a german soldier on the eastern front. terribly depressing, but such is the lot of a true patriot

Adamant Dung Fool wrote:When's your next self help book coming out?

Sodtember '81. Estimated.

Your last avatar suited you better my vilified friend.

Your last avatar suited you better my vilified friend.

agreed, more akin to the chaotic quintessence that is Blargh

my meaning...

Quintessence (physics), a hypothetical form of dark energy; postulated to explain the accelerating universe

Hmm, just finished the latest Gaunt's Ghosts book, by Dan Abnett. And pawing through here, I saw Xenocide, a title that I had read once, and could never remember the name of, but finally did, so I do believe that'll be what I read next.

I nearly finished the latest Goncourt, Jonathan Littell's Les Bienveillantes. Brilliant.

Run by Douglas E. Winter

Typical noir gangster type..sorta..it's weird but good

Just started Confederacy of Dunces, and is living up to the hype so far. I've yet to be dissappointed by a Pullitzer Prixe winner (although I've only read the testosterone orientated ones - Killer Angels, Executions's Song, Lonesome Dove, Hemingway, Faulkner etc.) very well written American dysfunction at it's best.

hubbard's decology was fuckin nutzo, i liked it.


and james axler''s death lands series is fuckin amazing!.

Just finished "violence, blunders and fractured jaws" a few days back, it's a pretty good book.

Hey Kaufman, we are going to read a book called "Crazy" in German class, is it endurable?

It's probably crazy, I dunno. who's the author?

Currently reading Dick's The Man in the High Castle. Very :kaufman:

Nicolai wrote:

Currently reading Dick's The Man in the High Castle. Very :kaufman:

Link pls, looks interesting.

ive been reading siegfried sassoon's memoirs of a fox-hunting man, and ive been enjoying it, it makes me yearn for a simpler life

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