The human drive is a strange thing, teetering oftentimes on sheer contradiction and paradox out of its sheer mutability. I love and despise solitude; the former at times, the latter, not overmuch, and this love/hate is not merely as a product of circumstances, but an absolute enveloping feeling, a blanket that enfolds on my gasping [...]
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Posted in Books, Commentary, School on June 8, 2006 | 1 Comment »
June finds me at a disadvantage. What with having to balance the twin plea(res)sures of homework/revision and the playing of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, which, upon perusal of Der Faschist’s blog on Diablo II, I have little inhibitions admitting to.
So far, at least, most of the mundane homework has been dealt with. History IA [...]
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