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Have you ever noticed that, in films, whenever anyone says
"I don't know what you're talking about.."
They invariably do know exactly what is being talked about.
Does anyone else stop books half way through, when the romance has just started? I'm reading Michel Houellebecq (cannot be arsed finding the correct spelling of that) books at the moment. Intentionally or otherwise, I have never ever read an author before who was able to capture so exactly the exquisiteness of love and loss. Platform was the first book I've read in a very long time which.. not only made me cry, but really made me feel loss.
I am getting the flux capacitor (geek points if you know what that is) tattooed on me soon. FUCKING AWESOME. Those films were the best.
Edit: I forgot to add, a crazy man gave me five quid on the street today. I couldn't understand what he was saying, then he waved a five pound note at me. I said "That's okay, you keep it for yourself" and he started getting angry and saying "aershegya fookin stupid or somarthin" so I took it and said thanks and left sharply.
"I don't know what you're talking about.."
They invariably do know exactly what is being talked about.
Does anyone else stop books half way through, when the romance has just started? I'm reading Michel Houellebecq (cannot be arsed finding the correct spelling of that) books at the moment. Intentionally or otherwise, I have never ever read an author before who was able to capture so exactly the exquisiteness of love and loss. Platform was the first book I've read in a very long time which.. not only made me cry, but really made me feel loss.
I am getting the flux capacitor (geek points if you know what that is) tattooed on me soon. FUCKING AWESOME. Those films were the best.
Edit: I forgot to add, a crazy man gave me five quid on the street today. I couldn't understand what he was saying, then he waved a five pound note at me. I said "That's okay, you keep it for yourself" and he started getting angry and saying "aershegya fookin stupid or somarthin" so I took it and said thanks and left sharply.