And I don't normally get involved on these types of trolling, but what the hell, I've been drinking. Anyone choosing this moment to take a stab at JDP for no reason at all, you make me fucking sick.
And I don't normally get involved on these types of trolling, but what the hell, I've been drinking. Anyone choosing this moment to take a stab at JDP for no reason at all, you make me fucking sick.
“Love? What is it? Most natural painkiller what there is. LOVE”...
They are actually the last words he wrote in his personal diary... nobody knows which ones are the last words he said, but that's the last thing he wrote... which is meaningful in his case, because as a rabid WSB reader, you should know that one of his biggest obsessions was the "last words" of any person. He mostly believed that the last words of someone are like the KEY to understand the whole life of this person.
Other than that, he was a junkie before he began to write his first famous tetralogy... and yes, he wrote a lot about heroin, but from the point of view of a former addict and not as someone who saw something glamorous in it, but quite the opposite.
You won't regret it!!!! It's probably a must have for any cat lover... and whilst Burroughs is often a controversial writer, this specific book is something that you can perfectly read to your daughter, it is simply extremely cute, but in a clever way. A very "romantic" book, which is atypical for Burroughs (maybe "the ghost of chance" is the other exception... which is about Lemurs, animal rights, ecology... and how we destroy our planet in nonsensical ways).
He recorded many albums with different artists and musicians. The one with Kurt Cobain is not among the best ones.... Burroughs wasn't interested in Nirvana, but Kurt Cobain admired him, so he insisted in making an album with him, so Burroughs sent him a recording of a lecture and then Cobain played the guitars at a studio... but the result is close to John Cage + David Tudor's "Indeterminacy" (an album in which Cage read some stories and Tudor played some instruments without listening to Cage... as to destroy any kind of purposeful connection between the voice and the music). As far as I know, they saw each other only once face to face. The album is a bit weird, because the music and the spoken word are like 2 different albums.
Anyway... there's no way to dislike his book about cats.. if you like cats! It's so cute!
Hahaha... maybe drinking and posting is not a great idea. Nobody is being impolite with JDP at all (actually the whole thread is very supportive... maybe you need to read it again once you are sober... which is not an insult, but you are reading something that is simply not here).
Hmm...one of my cats died some weeks ago, a black one, so I was listening to this song all the time... music is also a painkiller.
I'm sorry to hear of your loss of a cat friend. I live on a 60 acre ranch backed up to 100,000 thousand acres of National Forest. We get all kinds of predators passing through. Coyotes rule the night so we have dogs. The rats of NIMH keep stealing power from us so we have cats. It is always a work in progress to keep the dogs respectful of the cats.
Once we lost a good barn kitty that kept the rats and squirrels out of the barn where he lived. We took in a rescue dog, an Aussie shepherd. One day the dog got hold of the barn cat by a Juniper tree and viciously crushed his neck as my wife and I got to him. I went into a PTSD rage and grabbed a 2x4 and went to beat the dog to death. I chased him around the tree as my wife gave comfort to the dying cat.
When I saw that I felt bad that I did not stay with the dying cat as she did. I still wanted to kill the dog but my wife is my better half. She found the dog another home.
Dogs by their nature will pack-up and go on killing sprees. Feral dogs are far more dangerous than coyotes, bears and mountain lions. They are not afraid of people. They are becoming a urban or suburban problem.
Sorry for your loss. I am also a cat lover and since i was a kid, i grew up surounded by the cats that live near my grandparents house. Unfortunatelly, the life of a cat is very tough. Most of them will not die from old age, but will end up dead because of the fightings, humans, dogs and car accidents. I remember a quote from Stephen King in one of his books : Cats were the gangsters of the animal world, living outside the law and often dying there. There were a great many of them who never grew old by the fire!
But the question is:
"Why did the egyptians love cats?"
Cats are savages... trained killers... they can survive better than humans if left out in the cold... however "some/many" cats have been weakened by their owners and for this reason they don't survive... but make no mistake... a kitten is a pet version of a Jaguar. I adore cats by the way and I have totally "pussified" my own cats way too much... they don't even go out if there is a breeze.
Because they are awesome. And they know how to live life properly.
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Don’t let the delusion of reality confuse you regarding the reality of the illusion.
If you poison those dogs.....
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