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Old 04.30.2007, 10:16 PM   #132
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Originally Posted by musicfallinglikesnow
That's right, he was a beautiful soul. Reading "Thus spoke Zarathustra" almost killed me. He was a giant.

yes! funny, ive never liked zarathustra, and i don't want to say why. "beyond good and evil" is the book for me. oh that book that book it forever blew my mind, and i have read iti don't know how many times. i'm happy to say i don't feel i need it anymore though... it did its work, and it was good medicine, but it's not enough.
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