Religions. Philosophies. Advertising campaigns. Gurus. Prozac. All of these drugs are sold as answers to our deepest questions: Why are we here? Wh...
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Sep 24, 2008
Ryan
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I picked this book up on what I thought was a solid recommendation. There are plenty of good ideas that inform it, to be sure, and it certainly does have some sort of effect on you if you take it seriously... However, I found that it suffers from its subject matter: melodramatic suburban teenagers.
This is one of the few books that I've audibly snorted at after reading the first bits of dialogue. The writing is just inexcusable at some points, however true it may be to its characters More...
This is one of the few books that I've audibly snorted at after reading the first bits of dialogue. The writing is just inexcusable at some points, however true it may be to its characters More...
Dec 16, 2009
Rachel
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The lunatic fringe of the chaos occult and the conversations/demented (not)realities that go along with the (anti)territory... this book is entertaining in ways that the boring human mind could not possibly comprehend. Join his cult? He thinks you're already a member, that crazy hippie nazi! One of us one of us. ::spooky chants and hot cybergoth bitches::
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