Can confirm, the dump was on fire the last two days. Got some Santa Shooters, can of Raindeer something or other, and a handful of other cans and alcohols. Probably around 6mil all things considered. Makes me kinda glad my happy dropped so intensely far when I failed to lease a new PI in time and got jammed back in my shack that I refuse to train for the next few days.
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Can confirm, the dump was on fire the last two days. Got some Santa Shooters, can of Raindeer something or other, and a handful of other cans and alcohols. Probably around 6mil all things considered. Makes me kinda glad my happy dropped so intensely far when I failed to lease a new PI in time and got jammed back in my shack that I refuse to train for the next few days.
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Fantastic, friendly, incredibly fair trader. 10/10, would recommend. Is actually Bob Barker - this is what he does with his retirement.
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I'm not terribly far in to Catch-22 (started the night I posted - I'd just finished Call of the Wild before it), but I find Yossarian sees the world much as I do, which might be troubling as he seems to be a misanthrope with severe problems, but it's connecting with me like a book hasn't in some time.
I've seen Buried Child performed before, and though I haven't yet read it I assure you it is worthy of your attention. There's an absolutely beautiful monologue in it I'm looking to use as an audition piece. Deals a lot with the inevitability of our blood.
I've read very little Sartre. Les Mouches (Flies) and Huis Clos (probably Closed Door in English, though I started reading Sartre to give me something to improve my French so I only know the French names and they're sometimes different) are all I've read previously. Huis Clos was wonderful, but the cheap, ugly, minimalist eternity he designs really gets to the same part of me that likes greasy diners and the @nihilist_arbys twitter account. Looking forward to La Nausée.
Currently on Catch-22 by Heller, but after that I'm on either to Sheperd's Buried Child or La Nausée de Sartre.
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It's not surrounded by wall - the wall only covers a side of it. You don't really notice when you walk into the Vatican until you see a monument. I was pretty thrown off when I stumbled, just wandering through Rome without much of a plan, onto St. Peter's Basilica and, the real monument here, the line of folks wrapping multiple times around the square.