I... that.... THAT COFFEE WAS FOR THE WHOLE WEEK! IT WAS A BUCKET OF GROUNDS!
*hides under a table*
*hides under a table*
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*Hands you a bucket of coffee* Better throw in some pop with that.
Yea, I picked up on a lot of self-reflection in his writing, I really liked it. I appreciate your insight! Putting myself in Kilgore's shoes, I couldn't imagine wanting to go through all his misery again, so I thought there may have been some change once he realized he truly was a character. He was pretty dumbfounded when he found out.
Why thank you
Hey, I was a little confused by the ending of Breakfast of Champions. Trout said he wanted to be young, do you know what the significance of that was?
BWAHAHAHA
Can I start talking like Gollum??
PRECIOUS!
Nice joke
I needed a laugh.
Slaughterhouse will be the next one I read of his. What are some other favorites of yours not by Vonnegut?
Yea, they are! I wouldn't say I love the style but the message is excellent. I am just over half done.
Have you read slaughterhouse-five?
LOL, oh yea I freakin love the detached explanations of things like sex, politics, etc. It is wonderful.
It is in the book Breakfast of Champions, one of the plots in one of the sci-fi books Kilgore Trout wrote. lol
A guy has babies by putting cells into his soup LOL
Babies in soup, WTF LOL.
Did you watch the original? I think it my be even funnier! LOL
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IM GOING TO SMACK YOU
*grumbles*
lol, well whoever tries to teach life skills must be indeed crazy. :tongue:
Why thank you, noble sire. You can also have the cookies if you want. =)
LOL! you insulting my intelligence boy?! *glares some more*
I have a solution. Just don't clean it...for now. See, simple. Very clever solution "if I do say so myself."
LO-no.
Don't abuse. *glares*
My father has always had snakes.
I remember being a really little girl and watching them kill their prey.
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