bother

just in case you ever think stalinism would be a good idea.

you could also read brave new world but it's a bit crap.

Oh, a book I always seem to enjoy while I'm reading it, but have never actually managed to finish is Conrad's Nostromo. Have never worked that one out.

bother to read them.

Bother, but there are Orwell books I'd recommend over those two.

down & out in paris & london is fucking awesome

okay then, i will get them from the library when i go home

As is Road to Wigan Pier. I recently re-read A Clergyman's Daughter, which I wouldn't recommend.

why do that when you can read them here:



mmmmmmmmmm........... delicious...................

where is that?


i love the library
i've gotten so much music and so many dvds there...for free!

Cool, but I wouldn't go to too great a length. They aren't really that great, and you probably know the story of 1984 anyway. Big Brother, Room 101, and all that.

jeezus woman i thought you knew your whereabouts

http://www.bl.uk/

I have to study there a couple of times a week. One of the most fascistically run places on earth.

did you sit in marx's chair, commie?

not really
isn't it kind of a statement against communism or totalitarian forms of government?

i typically don't go to libraries when i go to other countries.

no, it's a fable, with walking pigs, very funny.

your loss!!

LOL. There are people that ask to see it and have to be informed that it's no longer the same building, but that they do have the chair. Oh the heartbreak on their naively utopian little faces.

ha ha ha.

a friend of mine from bolivia who used to live in london sighs at the mention of such chair.

Did he visit Marx's grave at Highgate cemetary? That tends to attract a sizable gathering of simpletons too.