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I'm listening to odd German musik. I don't understand anything, and it's so strange, but it makes me happy all the same. It reminds me of Maike and Viki.
And then I feel sad.
I love Life Like Weeds by Modest Mouse. I don't think I'd survive without it.
In this life like weeds you’re just a rock to me
You’re just a rock to me, you’re just a ( Read more... )
And then I feel sad.
I love Life Like Weeds by Modest Mouse. I don't think I'd survive without it.
In this life like weeds you’re just a rock to me
You’re just a rock to me, you’re just a ( Read more... )
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"The book was called A Clockwork Orange for various reasons. I had always loved the Cockney phrase 'queer as a clockwork orange', that being the queerest thing imaginable, and I had saved up the expression for years, hoping some day to use it as a title. When I began to write the book, I saw that this title would be appropriate for a story about the application of Pavlovian, or mechanical, laws to an organism which, like a fruit, was capable of colour and sweetness. But I had also served in Malaya, where the word for a human being is orang."
(From: A.B., 1985. Hutchinson & Co. Ltd, London, 1978)
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