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Charles Bukowski

I have not laughed out loud so much since reading Catch-22 over a decade ago.  I told my best friend that I no longer needed him.  I'd just read Bukowski for fellowship.  Some might say he's vulgar.  I say that vulgar is all that exists once you embrace reality for what it is.  Currently reading a collection of short stories entitled, Hot Water Music.  I started laughing from the first page:"Balls," he said, "I'm tired of painting.  Let's get out.  I'm tire of the stink of oils.  I'm tired of being great.  I'm tired of waiting to die.  Let's go out." "Go out where?" she asked."Anywhere.  Eat, drink, see." "Jorg," she said, "What will I do when you die?" "You will eat, sleep, fuck, piss, shit, clothe yourself, walk around and bitch." "I need security...continue to full post

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