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theta · 05-28-2002, 01:49 AM

I'm actually 20, and I've read the book six times. I read it twice when I got it. For me the book and movie both pretty much distill how I feel about the baby boom generation, especially the 60s Survivors, who never seem to stop whining. I don't want to clean up THEIR goddamn mess, and that goes for environmental, cultural, economical and political, among other messes the bastards have left behind for us to clean up. To say that I'm unhappy that some of my paycheck is going to pay for designer water bowls for their cats is an understatement.
But the book and the movie come to very different places on this issue, although I won't lay out my opinion about that here. I think the book does come to a more reasonable and livable conclusion than the movie.

05-28-2002, 01:49 AM	#8 (permalink)
theta Cheap Cerebral Paralysis Join Date: May 2002 Location: In aintnosin's basement	Okay, one last one... I'm actually 20, and I've read the book six times. I read it twice when I got it. For me the book and movie both pretty much distill how I feel about the baby boom generation, especially the 60s Survivors, who never seem to stop whining. I don't want to clean up THEIR goddamn mess, and that goes for environmental, cultural, economical and political, among other messes the bastards have left behind for us to clean up. To say that I'm unhappy that some of my paycheck is going to pay for designer water bowls for their cats is an understatement. But the book and the movie come to very different places on this issue, although I won't lay out my opinion about that here. I think the book does come to a more reasonable and livable conclusion than the movie. __________________ "I need bling, I tell you, BLING!!!" --Palmerlime Theta's discs, 300 mark crossed, 400 here we come!