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Have a feeling David Foster Wallace was influenced by this.

Knew I had read this voice before. Now I remembered: Ali Smith; Hotel World (only Ali Smith book I've read).

rearranging my stars in an attempt to increasing standard but can't change stars without it getting in the update feed. has to delete afterwards. hope I'm not bothering anyone.

According to the Indian scholar Suhas Chatterjee, Lalulla and his family "were very aggressive and enforced their customs and language over the vanquished people." The Lushai language, also called Dulien, was forcibly introduced by him," Chatterjee states."

"All Sailo chiefs claim descent from a man called Thangura, who sometimes is said to have been the offspring of a Burman man and a Paite woman. Whatever his origin, the Sailo chief Lalulla had by the 1840s established his sway over what today is northern Mizoram. He was reputed to be wise and benevolent, and many people moved to the area over which he reigned. Others were conquered and subdued by Lalulla.

thanks, thomas. really love reading literature that makes me feel increasingly stupid.

Flood knows the knife is long enough to stab straight trough the ceiling and cut the eye out of god, who watches our dry moves and eats into us with the cancer, alive in the laughter of all generations.

so much drivel. some of the drivel is fucking awesome but it takes a special kind of mood.

Birds had laid ancestors in our pipes. I smoked some of the girl's hair out of a paper bong and ate the ashes. I loved the way she tasted like a soon-to-be-famous set of stab wounds: two to the head, five to the neck, and sixteen to the back.

SO FAR BELOW IT'S LIKE A GLOWING FLOWER IN A HOLE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA

so far below it's like a flower in a hole at the bottom of the sea

so far below it's like a glowing flower at the bottom of the sea

trololo

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"I find it irritating that you are supposedly superintelligent and yet somehow do not understand the meaning of the word *no*."

"And all at once he noticed something about the people around him. It was as though they knew, somewhere deep down, that the future was overdue."

so camus is a blue pill kind of guy and this is a blue pill manifesto.

"De var i så høy grad i pestens vold at de undertiden bare håpet å gå inn til dens evige søvn, og de overrasket seg selv ved å tenke:
"La byllene komme så en kan bli ferdig med det." Men i virkeligheten sov de allerede, hele denne tiden var ikke annet enn en lang søvn."

"Dr. Rieux mente forresten at det var nettopp her ulykken lå og at det å venne seg til fortvilelsen er verre enn selve fortvilelsen." [...] "Uten minner og uten håp levde de i nåtiden. Alt ble i virkeligheten nåtid for dem. Vi er nødt til å si at pesten hadde tatt fra dem evnen til kjærlighet og vennskap."

Camus var altså ingen fan av å leve i nuet.