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What an incredible discovery, Aeneas, the new Poirot. They really suit you those mustaches, though.
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<< genesis and waters of nazareth I could listen to on loop. >> But didn't you say you stopped with the bitter water? Vicious...
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Well, yes, if you want to give it an objective rating, you could give the work a two. However, considering the fact that I had a lot of fun listening to it, I'll give it a five.
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Ah, Laughing Buddha has the H before the A, not after. And I made a mistake twice in one line.
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<< Even the veiled contempt (artificial irony?) of the reviewer towards a made (or overmade) world. >> If contempt comes through, then I've done something wrong. I went to Glade and I will go again, just like to the love parade, the street parade, and the psychedelic carnival. Far from contempt; in fact, I wish there were more of them. <<< recent work by Necro Deathmort titled "This Beat Is Necrotronic". >>> Not yet, but I will look for it tonight. /// I always pass gas with an i. Actually, with two J's :D
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Well, but isn't there an English version anymore? I was the first to make it, and after all the hours spent translating all these constructions, object complements, verbal predicates... you take it away from me. Infamous. You owe me six hours of life.
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I would have preferred a Porn album.
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"That damn food often comes out as a side note to the story: the chili factory, the chicken slaughterhouse, canned food, the theft of grease." He's really obsessed, isn't he? It must be due to those nights at the drive-in spent eating all kinds of junk. There's a newspaper article in one of the two anthologies (I can’t remember which one) that dedicates an entire page just to describe the setup of one of the largest drive-in kiosks ever built. Perhaps it's because he often deprives himself of junk food to stay in shape and vents in his books. I can't picture him in a kimono filthy with peanut butter.
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"I have the impression, supported by nothing, that the best is further back." Now that you've read the latest, I don’t think the others will "astound" you. I repeat, they are all the same to me; even if some have better lines, they might have a "bad" structure that’s a bit worse. My favorite is Two Bears Mambo, because there isn’t a page where they don’t make fun of someone, and above all, something happens in it that never happens in the others (of course I won’t tell you, otherwise what’s the fun?).
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<< talking about a certain kind of America and Texas in particular: land of cowboys, preachers, regurgitations of a recent past deeply racist, of battered women and silenced horrors... >> And fucked up food. Notice, almost ten books, and they never eat anything that isn't a whole grain Tuna & Apple sandwich, low-profile chain Hamburgers, Dr. Pepper, vanilla cookies, and chips. And that idiot Hap drinks non-alcoholic beer, the most useless beverage on the planet. The funny thing is they eat often, at least 5-6 times a book describing a meal, and it’s always systematically fucked up food. When I see him, my only question will be on this subject, emphasizing the fact that tuna with apples doesn't do a damn thing. Throw in some fucking tomato.