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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
on the contrary, i think. i've loved cities for a long time but it's kinda the way one loves a pricey whore-- satisfaction isn't ever fully realized and you always have to pay and pay and pay and if you run out of money the love is gone. whereas now i'm spending the summer in the middle of nowhere and i'm enjoying it more the more i do it-- at first it's harsh, but then you settle into a satisfaction you can feel in your bones. so i'm considering staying for the long run (which is why the soylent recipe must be completed soon)
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You can order soylent online, I highly recommend it, or make it your self. It would be a good idea to learn how to make it, then store supplies of it for the long term. That's what I plan to do anyway.
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oh, i have a family-- and some animals-- hA!
i grew up middle class but i'm not "white" and i married a brown savage and in my country of birth all "races" interfuck, but i read this yesterday which you might find hilarious:
http://gawker.com/video-of-violent-r...re-o-954939719
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the body politic has been infected with juggaloism - as evidenced by the young mans cry of 'woop woop' at the end. my ceaseless calls for a genocide of this group can be ignored no longer.
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i know i say this a lot and i really hope it doesn't sound patronizing like it might in other contexts, but you really really really need to travel, even if only to be able to pick and choose some refreshing/useful/fortifying cultural memes (in the dawkins sense, not the internet sense) before they are wiped out from the planet by anglosaxon capitalism.
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the only thing anglosaxon capitalisms still capable wiping out is anyone who opposes its senile decline into hell. and innocent muslim women and children.
also - dont have travel money, wont have travel money for a while, but will consider it.