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林 韋辰 _ayne — Interesting to say the least. Now, I'm sure many people say that McCandless is an idiot. I wouldn't necessarily say that. The idea of being out in the middle of nowhere, no people or electricity or modern conveniences, living on your own schedule and your own knowledge, is an attractive one at times (but, then again, I can do that whenever I like not very far from home. I live in Montana). I could see my husband wanting to do something like that. While he wasn't an idiot or necessarily stupid, he lacked common sense. Common sense would dictate that you take a map, that you don't eat things that aren't specifically mentioned as being edible (even if another part was), that you take a larger caliber than a .22 (he's lucky he brought down a moose with it; if you didn't take a good shot, you might just piss it off and it'll charge and trample you), that you at least pack extra freeze-dried food (just in case, even if you have no intention of touching it). You learn about the area (like when spring flood conditions usually happen). Just charging in blindly, you automatically raise the odds that something will happen to you. It's too bad when a couple of simple and almost painfully obvious things being overlooked causes a death. It was a grand idea and I'm sure it was a wonderful learning experience, but if you aren't prepared and you don't have a death wish, use your head and at least prepare a little before you go live off the land for a while.

Audrey Karres audreykarr6386 — This book just went on and on...

All Terrain _ll_errain — disney porn! Wendy, Alice, and Dorothy meet in a hotel in the Alps shortly before WWI and proceed to have massive amounts of sex, while recounting their childhood adventures, that were also filled with massive amounts of sex. It's all beautifully, exhaustively illustrated, but by the third volume, when Dorothy pegs Alice (ask your mother) while eating out Wendy, I got a little sick of the whole thing. By the end you realize it's not about sex, it's about the characters' spiritual quest for a return to innocence. By the end of the third volume, you understand why they can never go back.

Dan Peach danielchasepeach726a — This is full of nonsense... but fun