- Jesus Was An Alien -

I don't ever get lonely.

Must be crazy.

 

yes, most men can't...
and of course i will forgive you.
Jew.

 

Indeed, I am. I won't deny it. I'm psychotic.
But it's pretty easy to assimilate into life.
I'm not that psychotic, but I am nevertheless.

 

except in your pictures??

 

I have the same makeup in my bathroom that I've had for like two years now. SOMETIMES I wear makeup in my pictures. Particularly, if I feel like looking sexy or something like that... I get in those moods sometimes, ha... BUT, in general, I wear makeup like fifteen days out of the whole year. And I was probably being particularly "naughty" on those days.

 

Well... here's my shopping cart so far:

For Whom the Bell Tolls, In Our Time - Hemingway
East of Eden - Steinbeck
White Noise - Don DeLillo
The Power of Myth (illustrated edition... whatever the fuck that is) by that Campbell guy.

Does the lady approve?

I might add another book or two? Any suggestions?

 

Remember, Be Here Now by Ram Dass.
Beneath The Wheel by Herman Hesse.

 

read the disappearance of the universe by gary renard if you want to hear the real story of who jesus is/was. sooooo completely not like how christianity thinks it is.

 

The Jesus Papers was a pretty interesting read.
As well as Holy Blood, Holy Grail.

 

I read Be Here Now as a teenager and found it to be a tad too much like a self-help book, not a bad one, I'm just not the kind to enjoy them.

Hesse would be interesting.

 

hesse! definitely hesse... siddhartha or steppenwolf...
i don't know how much vonnegut you've read, but i love him...
kerouac, too.

 

Throw in some Kurt Vonnegut.

 

I read Holy Blood, Holy Grail.

That was one dull ass read. Hell, anything was better after having to read the fucken Da Vinci Code a week before... that was one of the worst books I've read ever since I was on a Grisham kick when I was like 12.

 

using your face as a canvas can be quite fun
and maybe even a bit naughty at times.

 

I've read everything Kurt and Jack have ever written.

Just finished the last Kurt book I had to read a couple of weeks ago... it felt like I lost an uncle.

Damn I feel old.

 

I thought the brown pages were particularly an eyesore; however, it helped change my way of thinking, which was definitely something that I needed at the time when I first read it.

Hesse is pretty interesting. Another one is Magister Ludi ( or The Glass Bead, it's the same book, just published under two different titles ) - by Hesse, as well. Another one by the same author would Siddhartha.

 

If you do it the way BSR does.

 

yeah, i was actually writing a huge paper on him when he died.
broke my goddamn heart.

 

The Dharma Bums...

 

siddhartha is an incredible book...
i really wish i knew german, though. i'm pissed at my dad for never teaching me.