Never forget.
Oh dear...
I will never see Chains of Love and not think youāre talking about Erasure.
Come to me, cover me, hold me, together weāll break these Chains of Love.
What the fuck? Carnegie hall? Is this like Romesh booking the Greek for himself? Tell me itās soā¦
well, in the spirit of kindness, i hope this goes well. Iām not saying Iām rooting for him, I just want those he hurt to heal and iād like him to grow up.
If I had to take a swing at where in the US thereās a dense population of callous dude-bros with low grade to high grade misogynistic tendencies, I guess New York City would be in my top three.
Did yāall ever read any of the brat pack novels? Jay McInerney? Bret Easton Ellis?
My favorite is Rules of Attraction. But if you liked American Psycho, Less than Zero would not even remotely be a waste of your time, and it (<0) does also have a nice fourth wall breaking sequel Iāve read twice now.
I think I read Less than Zero in high school. I read American Psycho when it came out. I had no idea what it was going to be about when I read it, which is an experience probably not too many people have if they read it now. I thought it was a brilliant piece of work, but I will also say that I wouldnāt read it today, mostly because, the older I get, the less tolerant of violence in general Iāve become. I canāt watch horror movies anymore either.
Man, itās even worse when you have babies. I got squeamish reading āThe Omenā of all things. Needless to say, I will never reread āDaddy Love,ā by Joyce Carol Oates for as long as I live.
The sequel to Less than Zero opens with Clay at the premier of the movie adaptation and him bitching about how the book was all lies about him. Only one violent scene and itās a whopper, but NOTHING in comparison to anything in American Psycho.
Agreed. Having babies changes you. Even more if you have a sick baby. I used to be a libertarian a long time ago.