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• jobeirne 17y ago
  >"Mostly free e-books from the Gutenberg Project. Descartes' "Meditations" are some heavy shiznit." Why wound a perfectly good read with words like "shiznit"?
  • mariorz 17y ago
    in my mind the character used words like that sarcastically
  • yters 17y ago
    shiznit is a technical term in analytic philosophy meaning "this philosopher holds the predominance of public acclaim on a relatively obscure and completely misunderstood idea of his"
• awt 17y ago
  It is an interesting sensation to reread this 7 years later ( 3 of those spent in the SF Bay area). The intro describing Murray's day to day life and circumstances are disturbingly familiar to me.
• jbyers 17y ago
  (2002)
• malvosenior 17y ago
  I remember when Salon used to be good! http://www.salon.com/wlust/feature/1998/11/cov_09feature2.html http://www.salon.com/wlust/feature/1998/11/cov_09feature2.ht...
  • nirmal 17y ago
    http://www.salon.com/wlust/feature/1998/11/cov_09feature.html http://www.salon.com/wlust/feature/1998/11/cov_09feature.htm... is page one of story linked to in the parent comment.
• DTrejo 17y ago
  >He felt the sores on his body dry up and start to slough off. He was hungry enough that he actually caught himself peeling off the scabby cornflakes and eating them. It grossed him out, but he was hungry. :)