randomnicity; A/C to the max

[olemags]

i'm reading "the catcher in the rye" for the second time. something draws me to holden caulfield--and i know generations have been drawn to him. i think a part of me is attracted to the irony in people, for example, the way a person has the ability to hate phonies yet boast of being a terrific liar in the next breath. his insecurity and the

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[notesnthemargin]

I deplore intellectual snobbery, I like you bunches( i just read you other blog, it made me smile). I'm going to get a masters in history, then i shall see about the rest, move with me to london and paris, we can commute back and forth, go to art museums, argue with french men on the street and occasionally go out with them for coffee. Please read the unbearable lightness of being, it's required life reading, there will be a quiz, possibly in the form of an existential crisis.