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what we know so far
http://www.trueimmortals.net/?page_id=301

A Burroughs board mentioning trueimmortals. Sweet, as they say this current snippet of fash talk.

Brings back fond memories of those days in the back, when I'd get naked and eat rice with William, and we'd talk about Edgarian times, you know, that old Fin-de-siecle period when guys would rent out bi-siecles and pedal up the Hill in Lawrence, Venus, in hopes of get themselves exploited because it wasn't as easy back then. (Of course, the rice, the Edgar and the Fin-de-siecle were just to annoy.)

If you're going to look at trueimmortals.net, don't read "what we know so far." It's so dry it will dust you.Read my posts. I'm the Burroughsian one. http://www.trueimmortals.net/?author=17

Oxadrenals (a half-immortal fullwit)

I'm more immoral myself; immorality is immorality to a t.

More mores and more morals and immorals and immortals and mortals toiling round this immortal coil...

"And how wrong can you be? DEAD."
He spits on it and he spits ugly
http://www.interpc.fr/mapage/westernlan ... ality.html

He plugs the spittoon righteously, yes, judges a true judgment, but it's easy to turn down an empty needle. Hard to spit on a loaded needle of eternal life when it's poised at the jugular, to hold back when others have burst into that shining sea and you see them there.

Yes, it will lead to terrible, terrible things. Flyss says it here. http://www.trueimmortals.net/?p=4154

But your own body casts it vote, your heart casts its vote when it's someone you love, not in fiction but in fact. Hard to resist the heroin when it's raining down, when it's sewn into your skin.

And they shoot diseases, don't they? Each treatment slouches toward immortality, and though at the end the rocking cradle may birth a rough beast, the cradle is soft and whispering. No bourn intended, and yet it shall be born, in small rocking steps or one great one.