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[m1sfit_t0y]

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[kaosqueen]

oh. my. god. you actually posted? is the world ending?

[m1sfit_t0y]

The world isn't ending, silly. That's gonna be in 2012, as all the crazy new-age conspiracy hippies believe.

But it *is* a sign that I was bored.

[etherpunk]

Hopefully it won't be a screw up of apocalyptic proportions.

Ha! You're funny.

[m1sfit_t0y]

See what I did there?

[petewa77]

I haven't read the book, but I'm sure that they'll have to get someone like Carson Daly for the lead. Let George Lucas direct it and somehow work in Aliens. Definitely a soundtrack with a lot of stuff to appeal those young hip kids, but with some rock faves for all generations to get the parents liking it too.

[m1sfit_t0y]

Interesting theories. And if they make it into a musical BeeGees songs, I am SOLD!

"Staying Alive" is the perfect poast-apocalyptic anthem!

[mamatimes3]

You're alive!

I'll be looking for this book next time I go out.

[m1sfit_t0y]

I *am* alive, much to the dismay of many! Every so often I do sneak out of my hole... only to crawl into LJ's hole! Eeew!

Yes! Read this book. It's actually a moving father/son story set in end-of-the-world.

[antiplan]

I took this book out of the library because of someone's recommendation, but was reading something else and never got around to it. I should just buy it so I actually read it.

[m1sfit_t0y]

You should get it! It's a rather moving tale. And also it's a very good beginning for those who are interested in reading more Cormac McCarthy. His literary style isn't the easiest read. I started with one of his earlier works. And as gripping as it was, after a couple chapters, my brain felt like it had just finished helping a friend move on a hungover weekend.