Thirsty Crow
31st July 2010, 19:32
It's not that I adore the forum per se, or its debates or users. Really, check out my post count :D
But it's that, alongside an interesting debate or two, thee pops up a great reference to a pamphlet/book or anything like that.
And I get hooked. And follow the chain of reference.
For instance, I ended up reading parts of Harman's People's History of the World, various articles on libcom etc etc. I want to know and I want to be informed.
But that's a problem when you have a job to do.
Currently, I should be working on a translation which I was already paid for. It's boring as hell itself, but it's kinda alarming, such loose work ethics, I'll probably turn it in far too late :bored::bored:
On top of that, I neglect my college research paper which necessitates a considerabla amount of work. ( it's on Rushdie's Midnight Children). And finally, I've lost the passion for literature, obviously, since gaining such an interest in radical politics.
Hell, sounds like I'm whining like a child :bored:
Anyone else with similar experience...?
But it's that, alongside an interesting debate or two, thee pops up a great reference to a pamphlet/book or anything like that.
And I get hooked. And follow the chain of reference.
For instance, I ended up reading parts of Harman's People's History of the World, various articles on libcom etc etc. I want to know and I want to be informed.
But that's a problem when you have a job to do.
Currently, I should be working on a translation which I was already paid for. It's boring as hell itself, but it's kinda alarming, such loose work ethics, I'll probably turn it in far too late :bored::bored:
On top of that, I neglect my college research paper which necessitates a considerabla amount of work. ( it's on Rushdie's Midnight Children). And finally, I've lost the passion for literature, obviously, since gaining such an interest in radical politics.
Hell, sounds like I'm whining like a child :bored:
Anyone else with similar experience...?