I also thought I Am Charlotte Simmons was really good.

I also thought I Am Charlotte Simmons was really good.

Wouldn't "semengineers" make more sense?

Wouldn't "semengineers" make more sense?

It sounds almost as if you thinking Tom Wolfe would have been better off writing pulp fiction instead of great, American novels.

It sounds almost as if you thinking Tom Wolfe would have been better off writing pulp fiction instead of great, American novels.

Well, the ending was stupid, but I liked it up till then.

Well, the ending was stupid, but I liked it up till then.

That's probably for the best. When the Islamists discover Skrillex, it could cause another wave of terrorist attacks against the West.

That's probably for the best. When the Islamists discover Skrillex, it could cause another wave of terrorist attacks against the West.

Livin' on edge dude! I bet you really blew the minds of those squares.

Livin' on edge dude! I bet you really blew the minds of those squares.

Any religion that condemns Limp Bizkit can't be all bad.

Any religion that condemns Limp Bizkit can't be all bad.

I think socialism is far more compatible with Christianity than capitalism, but the two-party system makes for some strange bedfellows.

I think socialism is far more compatible with Christianity than capitalism, but the two-party system makes for some strange bedfellows.

Neuropath by R. Scott Bakker and to a lesser extent, Disciple of the Dog and his Earwea fantasy novels. Neuropath is not even about religion, but it's themes of how the human mind is just a machine and the subjectivity of morality was really what pushed me from Christianity to atheism. I'd strongly recommend it if…

Neuropath by R. Scott Bakker and to a lesser extent, Disciple of the Dog and his Earwea fantasy novels. Neuropath is not even about religion, but it's themes of how the human mind is just a machine and the subjectivity of morality was really what pushed me from Christianity to atheism. I'd strongly recommend it if…

I'm glad; sarcasm often fails to translate over the internet.

I'm glad; sarcasm often fails to translate over the internet.