The Obscure

hey slicies, I'm chillin ova (heh heh, ova) at ryan's right now, it's a paaaart-ay. I got a new comic on Dance With the Devil, if you'll care to check it izzle. I read "the rum diaries" today (it took Hogan over a month and me four periods. What a pansy he is) and it was bodizzlin. Seriously, it's one of those books I'm sorry to have end; and I wanna pursue some more Hunter S. Thompson now because of it. After extensive though I figured out what it reminded me of, the narrator is a person of the same type as the main character in Dostoyevsky's "Notes From Underground". Which is cool, it's like the person is a flawed character, the character represents the lows that us humans (in general) could hit, and how close we all are to it. I mean, that's a gross overgeneralization, but it's the shortest and easiest way to describe why I like that style of writing. It also reminded me of Lawrence Block's mysteries, and his beloved protagonist Matthew Scudder. Scudder was a bad guy, or... he was an honorable guy, but it wasn't the normal kind of honor. Like, he wouldn't hurt people and stuff, but he was a raging alcoholic, and would use prostitutes and such, You know?

Moving on, although I'm sure you were all highly interested in that stream of topics; I must move on. I've been actually doing some of my schoolwork lately, although I didn't really have any today because everyone was at the Patriot's parade so the teachers didn't really assign anything because it would leave some people behind. Fun times. AAAAAANYWHO... I'm gonna head out now. Check out dancing devil, if you are a good person.

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