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I need to do this more…
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why he’s hot
- have you read his poetry? if that doesn’t make your panties wet, nothing will.
- look at that stache! imagine that rubbing against your face after a nice makeout sesh.
- he married his cousin once, that’s totally kinky!
- have i mentioned his poetry? he’s not only hot, but he can write too.
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3There is an evil tendency underlying all our technology - the tendency to do what is reasonable even when it isn’t any good.
Robert Pirsig
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3Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only at night.
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1When writers like Amis, or Philip Roth – who declared this week that novel-reading would be a fringe activity in 25 years – make their apocalyptic proclamations about the state of publishing, it seems apparent that their pessimism may in fact be rather strongly influenced by anxiety that their new work no longer carries the kind of cultural clout they have grown used to, not because people aren’t reading novels, but because people aren’t reading their novels. And part of the reason for that may be that with the bulk of modern consumers of fiction being women, the particular brand of literary writing in which a particular aptitude for fellatio suffices as characterisation for a woman is less interesting, or resonant, than it once was.
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