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3 comments:
Dude, that was almost like Nietzsche, except for being stupid.
Those who fawn over outmoded heroes and critics who stand paralyzed when looking at other writers...they're not missing the world as it changes around them? They're not stodgy? Showing them for what they are, while they're getting the ink and being paid for their stodginess, is...stupid? Huh?
I am glad we understand one another.
It is impossible not to admire the consistency of Kink Wineglass's cretinism.
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