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or just carry on entertaining us :)
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Mon 17 Oct 2005, 23:52,
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who becomes excessively aware of ordinary objects, to the point of revulsion. Goes nicely with this.
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its not explicit upon first read.. but i did get the undertones.
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That's what that's about. It's one of my favourite books ever. Read it.
If you like. :)
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Mon 17 Oct 2005, 23:59,
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If you like. :)
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Silly though it sounds, it reminds me of the Moomin books.
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and just as a completely throwaway aside, notes that 'his hand slithered into mine, like some repugnant fat maggot' or whatever. genius. :)
the big where he picks up the pebble to skim it, and can't get over the slight coating of slime, is spot on too.
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the big where he picks up the pebble to skim it, and can't get over the slight coating of slime, is spot on too.