| Crovax The Cursed ( @ 2009-03-19 16:26:00 |
"The fact that the president of the United States admits to drug use, and is happy he didn't go to prison for that, we assume, [makes it pretty clear that] it's about time to stop the drug war."
there you go penn. totally got quoted from your youtubing. (just in case it never happened until now.)
he was talking about obama, not bush. bush apparently never admitted to using drugs, although, well, who's he kidding, you know? (and you can quote me on that.)
meh... i had written a whole thing about a part of j-p sartre's novel "la mort dans l'âme" (that title is really hard to translate and i'm too lazy to look it up), and i was going to post it, but it's just a philosophical literary criticism piece which i'm not sure anyone's interested in, and on top of that, i wrote in french.
wait, what? I am interested. i'm totally interested. so who cares about the potentially absent "audience?" this is a journal! personal journal only sort-of open to an imaginary public.
La mort dans l’âme est un roman de Jean-Paul Sartre, centré sur les événement de juin 1940 en France. | La vie s’arrête, rien ne semble avoir de sens. Les militaires désoeuvrés se saoulent, tentent de lire malgré leur myopie. Vaulabelle. Pourquoi lui justement ? Un livre d’histoire des deux Restaurations, la guerre d’indépendance grecque. L’inverse de cette guerre-ci. Les Turcs ! Les Turcs faisaient de bien meilleurs ennemis que les Allemands. Eux, on peut les battre, d’abord. Et puis c’était les Lumières, la philosophie… Aujourd’hui, qu’en reste-t-il ? Le nazisme représente un ennemi nouveau, anormal, qu’on ne connaît pas et qu’on ne peut combattre, semble-t-il. |
no idea why that extra "/td" bit is there under the title. it's showing up in preview mode. i didn't put it there. it's not here in the text i'm entering. at all. is it still there? lj coding is screwy. man, fuck that, i'm gonna white it out. i can be sneaky too, lj!.
... what the fuck? it whited out my whole text. it ate up the "/font" part, i guess? it worked fine in the preview pane. ok, well, pretend it's part of the title.