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Oh my. Has MULLINAX seen this thread?

There's your evidence. Until someone can come up with a quote by him declaring that yes absolutely, posifuckingtively I was a sympathizer - in his own words, then I'd say they had no fucking chance in hell to discredit him. my opinion.

Maybe we always have a place in our hearts for the first. Ham on Rye was how I first met Mr. Henry Charles Bukowski.

MAN ! Those are Great!

fuck, man, i gave up pot twenty years ago and i still have the munchies.

green also equals Martians, kind of like Martinis, closer to olives. ;)

There are a few. But I caution you: The longer you stick around here, the more likely you will be to start collecting books. Here are a few to get you started: C L I C K C L I C K 139 poems of Charles Bukowski - PDF File (small) Poems Then, be sure and check out the...

I liked your title: nu blood thats rotten like rust It shows a keen sense of similes, and it's earthiness kicks me in the face without hurting me, but wakes me up to another reality. Good poetry does this. Most of us, however, don't actually come here to learn how to write poetry...

Welcome Chinaski. I might have guessed that you'd be an avid fan. Stralya is well represented here. I think you might like it here. - - Okay, Father Luke

You ain't the only one!

i just went ahead and banned Bill. - - Okay, Father Luke

Can't wait to pick up copies of Endgame. I'd seen it around, but haven't been able to buy them yet.

I went ahead and banned hank solo. it's all good.

My initial thoughts include - WoW! What a cool thing! I have to admit to googling book restorers to be able to help you. Then I didn't list any, because what you have is more than a book. It's really a keyhole into the past which gives anyone looking at, in, or through the book, a chance to...

It's great. Thanks.

Great stuff. Laughed real good on that one.

What I liked about Derrick Jensen was that he was coming from a place that was uncommon in traditional mainstream publishing. He had broken through. When I began reading him I found some passages that were literally word for word parallel to something a friend of mine had written and...

That's pretty nifty. School Paper, right?

I find a subtle depth in his early stuff which became solid in the stuff he wrote later. This is just amazing, Jason. I could almost smell the aged paper. Thanks heaps.

I'm listening to a group called Gas Money

Mine's a pomegranate juice, and leave it there.

Saw Beowulf in 3d and it was wild. Just saw No Country For Old Men.

thanks 5fsh4fsh