“I must say I trust hatred more than love. It is frequently constructive, despite the propaganda to the contrary; it is less frequently practiced by hypocrites; it is more clearly understood; it is painfully purchased and therefore often earned; and its objects sometimes even deserve their hoped-for fate. If you love the good, you have to hate evil. I cannot imagine a love so puerile and thin and weak-kneed it cannot rage.” — William H. Gass, “Fifty Literary Pillars,” from A Temple of Texts
Happy Easter
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I get nervous when you wear the blue glasses, Tetman. If only I could come bearing chronic. . . .
have no fear for today i am comfortably numb
Have a hit for me, big guy. I’m feeling it all.