h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

So I make an effort to break the system. The world is actually a very free and open place if you can break out of it. *munches thoughtfully*

*just munches*

good food

See, I wouldn't school or work or retire, cept I'd need sume money to survive...

peace.

Thats the thing. They catch you in that loop. It is extremly hard to break out of, but I awsume thats the point.

what i am hoping is that some rich great great uncle i have never heard of will die and leave me his whole fortune so I don't have to worry about it...

peace.

Sounds like a plan! But you may be waiting a while, especially if said great uncle doesn't exist.

*realizes the fatal flaw*

epace.

Do you work?

yes... for better or for worse... ack.

peace.

Waht do ya do? I hope to work at a coffe shop my exstepdad is opening soon. Probably in May after this series of competitions is over.

I work in a relatively small bookstore... it isn't like it is SMALL small, but it doesn't even come close to a Barnes and Noble or somethething of that sort...

peace.

Sounds like fun! I love books. I think working in a cafe bookstore whould really be . Then I would hardly need to go any where between getting the money and spending the money. what kinda books do you like?

I currently love the classics... Dostoyevski, Hemingway, Hardy...

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Yes, those are always fun. Esp. Hemmingway. My all time fav's are Tolkien and DNA.

I'm currently reading "The Mayor of Casterberry" by Thomas Hardy... tis quite amusing...

peace.

I have heard of it but never actually read it. Good? I just finished reading the Lord of the Rings agian, (my response to watching the movie ) and now have a huge stack of books to begin plowing through. The ones I can see from here are: A winters tale, the meaning of relativity, and the glass bead game. Which one should I read first?

Who are the authors of them?

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Ummmm, *sighs and stands up to go manuver all the books so the authors can be seen* A Winter's Tale: Mark Helprin, Glass Bead Game: Hermann Hesse, Meaning of Relativity: Albert Einstein, also Para: Vaughn Abrams. Thats Ok, if ya haven't heard of them.

Ah, I'd say skip it and go read Crime and Punnishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky...

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I would, except I just read it. It was extremly good! Right now though I want to get through this stack of books so I can start my next one. Dune, Anna Kerina (not sure if I spelled that right), and some others are on that list. like Hawaii by James Michner. Ever read any of him?

I read Chesapeake and The Novel... Chesapeake was *really* good...

I read the whole Dune series... they're all quite good if you can halfway stick with the plot... the first book or two were the best...

peace.