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Date Posted: 12:54:34 10/29/07 Mon
Author: grasshopper
Subject: Stuff Probably belonging in a new thread
In reply to: Illuminati Jones 's message, "Re: College" on 19:18:08 10/25/07 Thu

The one book of his I read, I couldn't get past about page 60 (it was a slim one). All this guys prattling on about "yes I'm going to walk INTO this guy tomorrow, him with his Hat and his Power I'm actually going to do it I'm going to Walk Into Him Tomorrow."
After twenty pages of that, my exact thoughts were (through what was quite frankly a hazy fug of boredom) "Fuck This for a laugh".

I have now finally got around to actually Investing in a copy of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, and quite frankly I am LOVING it :D although I must admit I always pictured Ken Kesey as something of your average literary nerd, not a hulking giant with a writer trapped inside...his research for Cuckoos Nest was fascinating though.

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>>I don't know why, but "Dostoyevsky Jones" made me
>>chuckle - almost an oxymoron. The spell checker
>>informs me that it's Dostoevsky.. I couldn't spell it
>>on command either.
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>Yes, I juggled with both spellings and obviously
>dropped the correct one.

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Re: College -- Roger, 12:19:57 11/01/07 Thu

Re: College -- Johnny Reb, 13:58:20 11/01/07 Thu