i did hear that he was heavily into animal rights though, and regulated things like the killing and cooking of lobsters.
Last I heard, the consensus was that he thought highly of vegetarianism for health reasons, but still ate meat on occasion as a sort of indulgence. These things change so frequently as more information surfaces, though, that I wouldn't base any strong claims on it.
I don't know why, but this post was hilarious and it made me chuckle quite a bit. Maybe it's because I am imagining a lad dressed as such as depicted in your sig and av saying such a thing.
i did hear that he was heavily into animal rights though, and regulated things like the killing and cooking of lobsters.
Last I heard, the consensus was that he thought highly of vegetarianism for health reasons, but still ate meat on occasion as a sort of indulgence. These things change so frequently as more information surfaces, though, that I wouldn't base any strong claims on it.
i did hear that he was heavily into animal rights though, and regulated things like the killing and cooking of lobsters.
Last I heard, the consensus was that he thought highly of vegetarianism for health reasons, but still ate meat on occasion as a sort of indulgence. These things change so frequently as more information surfaces, though, that I wouldn't base any strong claims on it.
Hitler was definitely a man of principle.
Yeah. Too bad one of those principles was "Jews must die".
i did hear that he was heavily into animal rights though, and regulated things like the killing and cooking of lobsters.
Last I heard, the consensus was that he thought highly of vegetarianism for health reasons, but still ate meat on occasion as a sort of indulgence. These things change so frequently as more information surfaces, though, that I wouldn't base any strong claims on it.
Hitler was definitely a man of principle.
Yeah. Too bad one of those principles was "Jews must die".
That's just a myth.
Ugh really though, what is with people's fascination with Hitler. On like 4 other forums I really post on, there's been Hitler threads, and 4:20 is still a ways off...
i did hear that he was heavily into animal rights though, and regulated things like the killing and cooking of lobsters.
Last I heard, the consensus was that he thought highly of vegetarianism for health reasons, but still ate meat on occasion as a sort of indulgence. These things change so frequently as more information surfaces, though, that I wouldn't base any strong claims on it.
Hitler was definitely a man of principle.
Yeah. Too bad one of those principles was "Jews must die".
That's just a myth.
Ugh really though, what is with people's fascination with Hitler. On like 4 other forums I really post on, there's been Hitler threads, and 4:20 is still a ways off...
I wrote something really fast for fun. Here it is:
At the Crack of Too Damn Early
Some ugly techno devilry is going off. What the Hell? It's too dark and I'm too poorly rested to make sense of anything. If bad techno was the sound a midnight assassin makes, then I'd be dead already.
The cell. It's the cellphone. It wants to warn me of something. But why? Oh yeah. Fuck. People are going to have to die for this. Who gets woken this early? Nothing important has ever happened before noon. If I start killing though-- and believe me, I wish there was a better way-- I'd be out of eight bucks an hour. Eight whole bucks an hour.
The Job. That old thing.
Five o'clock, the phone says. My alarm clock says that it's four fifty-eight in the morning, though I haven't set that for today since I'll just have to reset it later anyways. But that's all nonsense.
I find myself brushing my teeth. Something is amiss. Then I realize that I've put my face gel on my toothbrush and, in time, I'd probably put my toothpaste on my face. Ugh. It really is that damn early for anything other than sleeping. And weeping, which is what I find myself doing in the bathtub, next.
After I dry out, I slap on some clothes (on the first try) and go into the living room/kitchen only to find my roommates, the Twins, awake and eating pizza. Strange and eldritch pizza long lost by the the nations of Men. Even if I was fully awake, I'd be confused.
The Two That Are One just eye balled me, like "Of course, we're awake at Fuck O'Clock and of course you are here, as well."
One of the Two grinned, "Hello, James."
"Hey," is what I thougt I said, but it really came out as more of an angry grumble. "I'm gonna make a coffee." More grumbling.
They didn't let on that I wasn't speaking English, or any language. Everything in this meeting seemed to be fortold, as if they could only watch Fate unwind before them. Or maybe they just cute Americanism that they weren't familiar with.
The coffee brewed, I filled my Starbucks bulletproof mug up with the stuff and headed for the door. I looked back, they were munching on their pizza. One nodded. I shook my head. Then the other one spoke.
"Would you like some pizza?"
I had some coffee in me, but it wasn't entirely caught up with my brain. "Nah. . . good. . . go to work. Now." I opened the door and spilled out in the hateful pre-dawn cold and thought that at least I was better off than the poor dumb bastard opening a coffee shop in Russia.
I just read Lies of Locke Lamora (Actually some days ago, but I need a hiatus from reading every once in a while).
What should I get next? Are Scott Lynchs other books as good or better?
I was at Borders today, and I picked up the new Anthony Horowitz book, Snakehead.
It's the latest Alex Rider story (the ones about the 15 year old spy).
It's also one of the few series I still get that I started reading when I was younger, the other big one being the Pendragon books.
Speaking of which, the new Pendragon should be coming out on May 20th.
So does Joseph Heller have any other rad books worth reading? Catch-22 is probably my favorite novel ever but I never hear anyone talking about any of his other works
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Then Pooro starts posting in a book thread, and I get drawn back in.
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i did hear that he was heavily into animal rights though, and regulated things like the killing and cooking of lobsters.
Jews.
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Last I heard, the consensus was that he thought highly of vegetarianism for health reasons, but still ate meat on occasion as a sort of indulgence. These things change so frequently as more information surfaces, though, that I wouldn't base any strong claims on it.
I don't know why, but this post was hilarious and it made me chuckle quite a bit. Maybe it's because I am imagining a lad dressed as such as depicted in your sig and av saying such a thing.
While having a boner.
Yeah. Too bad one of those principles was "Jews must die".
That's just a myth.
Ugh really though, what is with people's fascination with Hitler. On like 4 other forums I really post on, there's been Hitler threads, and 4:20 is still a ways off...
People are fascinated by extremes.
I know that!
It's just Hitler this, Adolf that. No 9/11 Conspiracy theories anywhere, no evangelical fake posters, no terrorist scares; nothing!
I've seen now 5 good long threads about simply Hitler. (Not here, other forums...)
I don't know why, but this January, it seems the flavor of the month is Hitler. No other crazy shit, just Hitler. >_>
Lest we forget
March seems more appropriate
That's what I was saying about 4/20.... it's not really that close enough to spark a good handful of threads simultaneously.
What should I get next? Are Scott Lynchs other books as good or better?
There's Red Seas under Red Skies, that's about it.
sherlock holmes etc etc
it was quite good
Oh... Someone told me it was part of a longer story
Gentlemen Bastards Sequence. The other 5 books haven't been written yet.
Oh good, that means I'm digging it before it's popular to do so....
(Is this how this works?)
My ego can't cope.
Yes. Now go read Matthew Stover's books before they become popular too.
Who should I dislike before it becomes popular?
It's the latest Alex Rider story (the ones about the 15 year old spy).
It's also one of the few series I still get that I started reading when I was younger, the other big one being the Pendragon books.
Speaking of which, the new Pendragon should be coming out on May 20th.