Legitimately purchased at your local pharmacy. Washed down with cheap beer. Breathing so shallow, life seems cheap now. What is really living? Some people live their entire lives in contentment working from nine to five. Coming home to see the little versions of their terrible selves and the significant other, whose only significance is that he or she had become affixed to one's self. How does a collective (American) dream of this? When do we give up our true dreams and settle into a lifetime of mediocrity? I do not wish to be swallowed up by this terrible menace, but if I may ever kill it, I must allow it to engulf me. Every fiber of my being must be utilized to smash and scuttle this massive beast from the inside.
I want to choose something different, something strange and new. Something I wake up and live for. I don't think I'll ever find that here. Maybe HST was right, the American Dream is dead. It dies everyday when individuals settle for less than their highest aspirations
-A. Savage
P.S. - Stay tuned for Vikings, Pt Deux, and a new drug addled tale: The Love Generation - Version 2.0