Comments | countblastula: The Ghostly Homeless Children Of Your Brain

countblastula

The Ghostly Homeless Children Of Your Brain

Apr 12, 2006 10:39

The landlord asked me to take him to the airport tonight. He gave me a bundle of asparagus, so how can I refuse? Asparagus is like Nazi gold to me, in that I eat it every day while it is in season. I've also discovered a new 2nd favorite drink - Kiwi tea with aloe chunks. Sounds disgusting, but it's really good ( Read more... )

crypto, coffee, pop co, beverages, code, england, books

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goldenmoonbear April 12 2006, 18:38:50 UTC

>anything else that people on my friendslist are interested in.

British men named Ben with glasses...

justbluemyself April 13 2006, 00:58:42 UTC

I shall add it to my "To Buy" list.

goldenmoonbear April 13 2006, 15:51:35 UTC

You will like it because you're good at codes and at being vegan.

countblastula April 13 2006, 17:15:18 UTC

I almost singled you out as the person most likely to like this book, but I figured you'd get it if I mentioned "code" and "vegan".

justbluemyself April 15 2006, 06:58:32 UTC

I just ordered it.

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cog1201 April 13 2006, 03:24:28 UTC

I weaned myself from coffee in 3 weeks just by drinking half regular and half decaf and then less and less regular and more and more decaf and I was off it completely, which was a minor miracle because at the time I had a solid 4 cup a day habit.

stacyinthecity April 13 2006, 04:41:11 UTC

will put pop co on my list of books to read. As I'm sure you know how much I hate corporate culture, time travel, english countryside, bird sanctuaries, etc. :)

I've decided that I have quite strong feelings on politics and the enviornment and big business... I'm not quite sure what to call it - its not quite hippy, it isn't really bohemian, but I'm not sure how to describe it. I'm definately non conformist, but even that doesn't accurately describe my beliefs!

stacyinthecity April 13 2006, 04:42:03 UTC

Ok, I TOTALLY mean that I hate corporate culture but LOVE time travel, english countryside, and bird sanctuaries!! :)

countblastula April 13 2006, 17:31:57 UTC

You will not be disappointed. There's not really much time travel though. It's discussed extensively, but not actually done. The code breaking and math theory are emphasized a lot more. I found it really interesting even though I'm not much of a math person.

goldenmoonbear April 13 2006, 15:52:12 UTC

>I'm not quite sure what to call it

I call it being smart :-)

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