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Rob Kaas
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"With the palms zipping past and the big sun burning down on the road ahead, I had a flash of something I hadn’t felt since my first months in Europe - a mixture of ignorance and a loose, “what the hell” kind of confidence that comes on a man when the wind picks up and he begins to move in a hard straight line toward an unknown horizon." — Hunter S. Thompson
"With the palms zipping past and the big sun burning down on the road ahead, I had a flash of something I hadn’t felt since my first months in Europe - a mixture of ignorance and a loose, “what the hell” kind of confidence that comes on a man when the wind picks up and he begins to move in a hard straight line toward an unknown horizon." — Hunter S. Thompson
Rob Kaas
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"On my tombstone they will carve, "IT NEVER GOT FAST ENOUGH FOR ME." " — hunter s. thompson
"On my tombstone they will carve, "IT NEVER GOT FAST ENOUGH FOR ME." " — hunter s. thompson
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You greatly disappoint me. ]]>
While my least favorite of what I've read so far from Vonnegut, it's still a very chilling tale, especially when applied to the modern attachment to technology. Though it was published in 1952, it's every bit as topical when read today. ]]>