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Animavore wrote:I love Geek Love. It's one of my favourite books.



I've never met anyone else who reddit before

My neighbor actually recently recommended it to me. I'm going to have to ask if I can borrow her copy now. C:

I've been reading lots of books that have been deemed, by the general public, to be depressing. Orwell's 1984 , Huxley's Brave New World , this and that by Kurt Vonnegut, and now, Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar. To me, the first half of The Bell Jar is not at all dissimilar to The Catcher in the Rye. T...

Splashdown, folks. Opinions? Similar artists? I'm up for anything.

Though I have to amend my previous statement to add this:
How does this apply to gay and lesbian persons, where the standard opposing instincts of genders do not apply?

I'm feeling a primal urge to objectify her.
No, but seriously. She begs very good points.

This is currently at the top of my stack of summer reading, followed by the rest of the series. Can't get enough of Douglas Adams' humour.

Crumple wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYDG---h ... re=related[/youtube]

Dafuq did I just see. o_o

Beirut, anyone?

I am making quite the disappoint right now.
*facepalm*