3:57 why is Stephen king/richard bachman so obsessed with high schoolers killing people😭

heres your half of the sunshine acid. EAT IT.

So the real dr. Gonzo had no Moustache.

Rest In Peace, Reuben Salazar.

What a silly sophomoric baby

Night boat to Bimini.

Wasn’t “Gonzo” Hunter’s alter ego? And Acosta known as “Laslo”? Hunter’s attorney?

Boo no audio No content.. Just verbal makes of opinion for a trap for fools. Hmmm mmmmm I'm gonna take a good beer shit and forget you even existed. Good night .

United Air Force? You mean the United States Air Force? Or just Air Force....

I love this just-discovered channel!! Im also thinking of Iggy Pop singing "Im bored".

Wasn't expecting the face reveal

‘Just admiring the shape of your skull’

Finally, something interesting on KZbin 😂

Man...fantastic video! I can't say I learned anything new ( this is a subject I've been reading about for decades and have used many psychedelics over the years) but this is a great video for those wanting to learn the basics of psychedelics and a bit of their history! The music and films you used in this video truly made it enjoyable for me to go back and hear these stories again! So happy I found your channel !!! And have now watched a few videos. The death one was one of the best I've seen so far...when I seen you'd be talking about Hitchens in it you had me! The one on William S Burroughs meeting Kurt was good too! Not a huge Nirvana fan but they are OK. Born in the 1980s and growing up in the 90s they was everywhere! But a huge fan of the beat generation ( be cool to see more videos of them guys...alot of marital there!) At home ...in bed...on a rainy day with a bit of a cold. So been watching your videos. Thanks for a new and refreshing look into the world of psychedelics!!! I really enjoyed how you put it together so even a older head like me could find it exciting! Keep up the brilliant work! This and a few other channels is why I even use the KZbin!

Great video! And you said you are 24! I hope your death is a long way off so you can keep up the good work here on the KZbin! Some of us ( and you seem to be in this camp) are just older people it feels like. I've been called an old man since I was 25. When I was younger than that I was always called an " old soul" by the older people I interacted with in my life. My friends parents, people I worked with and by friends. I've always had friends that were alot older than me. Now I got friends who are younger and some that are now in their 80s! Got a son in High School so he keeps me kind of feeling young. Even though due to some medical issues and the life I've lead makes me feel much older than my almost 40 years on this planet. Much like Hitchens I burned that candle at both ends in my younger days...and it did have a magnificent glow! Paying for it now a bit. If I believe in reincarnation I'd say I've ( and people like you it seems) have been here before. But as you can guess me being a huge Hitchens fan i can't bring myself to believe such things. Just wanted to say great video! The art was great too! The book " How we Die" is a fantastic read! Actually read it as a teenager ( my uncle gave it to me. He is a medical doctor) I've also had to experience an abnormal amount of death in my almost 40 years...Father died young. So many close friends lost too. Also work a job at one point where he had a few patients die ( we helped folks with brain injuries).Came from a big family so going to funerals is some of my earliest memories....death has seem to stalk me more than most. I've also flat lined more then once in the hospital ( no white light or anything. Just fade to black.) This is the second video I've watched of yours and hope to watch more in the future! Keep up the good work...things like this is why I even bother with youtube

My father gave me this book when i was around 10 years old wild shit man. 🎉😮

It’s sad, because I think Kurt would have seen Burroughs as someone who made it out the other side of heavy H use, uncompromising in his art , meeting him probably gave him confidence that he could be the artist he wanted to be long term.

Autobiography of the Brown Buffalo is a pretty good read.

I don't think his writer's block stems from anything more than not being entirely enthused or interested in what you're supposed to write about and not being able to beguile or fool your brain into thinking that you are invested. I have zero doubts that Martin is over the narrative he outlined in his original Ice & Fire books because he has written multiple digressions from that narrative and those characters within the world of Westeros - he's written sidestories, he's written mock-encyclopedia, he's producing TV shows - I don't think he suffers from writer's block in the traditional sense, he's just over that story, he's over the Starks and Dany Targaryan, and so much time has passed that he can't put himself back into the headspace he was in when he wrote the earlier chapters of Winds of Winter, so anything he DOES make seems incongruent now - but he can't hit the reset button after so much time has passed.

I love JD. And I liked Hunter S. Thompson.

Frankly, at this point I prefer WoW to never release because I have already ended the series with my own headcanon in such a satisfying way that anything else will be a disappointment to me. That said AFfC is the best book in the mainline series and it's a bummer that people shat on it upon release. Ya'll don't deserve Nimble Dick Crabb, and ya'll don't deserve Winds of Winter, either. Everyone will just harp on IT too like they did Feast, as Winds was supposed to be the next (and last) big introduction of new characters - something that had to be scrapped or pared down significantly due to the pushback of Feast. Additionally, fame is the other big thing that has caused this delay - Martin is in an entirely different life situation and headspace than he was prior to the release of GoTs. Partly, I think the motivation to continue to slog through the series is totally gone now. The only thing I fault him for is stringing everyone along instead of being honest about not finishing the books - though I suspect he is not being honest with HIMSElF either regarding this situation. There is likely a degree of self-delusion at play where he says he will finish it any day now, but then takes on more and more OTHER projects. Anyone who still believes he will finish Winds (let alone the entire series!) is possesed of heroic amounts of optimism that will serve them well during a life in the 21st century, and I am jealous of them.

Super! Thank you.

In the Army, they taught us that “everyone dies of shock”. What gets you to shock is all different but the end is the same.

Any publicity is good publicity

The comments are disturbing, and many don't even seem to realize it, perhaps because they are in the bowels of addiction

I still don’t believe that old suicide story

UNITED AIRFORCE

Fear is the only book that I've ever read twice in one night (I was 18)

I read Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo when I was in my late 20's (I'm in my mid forties now). I'm half Mexican American and half Irish/Scottish. Learning about Oscar's activism made me proud of my Mexican heritage. A fascinating man.

Thompson killed himself. On Letterman, and Letterman wrote off his statements as a joke. I don't think he could comprehend what Thompson was very reluctant to speak of -- that he likes to kill. But whom? Children, of course. He went down that road because he had to know what that was all about. No normal man can deal with doing this. He went mad. We also know he took every drug, street and alchemic, known to man for the effect. He went down scumbag ally.

Shocking! Open discussions with intellectuals on the finer points of writing. It's all an opinion, old sport.

He and Hunter S. Thompson worked for the cia alongside the hells angels as 'finders' , kidnapping children, torturing and SA them b4 selling them. Hunter eventually self ended because of this.

Reality requires nuisance ❤

I still got ads on this joint lmao. hope u got the bag, pal.

Holy shit that is absolutely hilarious. What a goddamn legend.

giid video

"don't judge a taco by its price... You think you're gonna get a good deal?"

Id like to think hes chilling in cuba with Pac

In college I competed in Speech. I did a dramatic interpretation of excerpts from Fear and Loathing. I portrayed Oscar with a Cali-Mexican American dialect. This is before the movie came out. The judge gave me a poor score because "The attorney was a big Samoan, and you (me) made him sound like some kind of Mexican." That idiot judge cost me the competition.

Would the presence of junkies account for all these uneatin french fries? -Hunter S. Thompson (johnny depp) Fear&Loathing in Las Vegas

Superb job

Mission accomplished, problem solved. Everyone baught his books everyone totally forgot about the 3 other dudes.

Just don't read any Stephen King books. His shorter stories aren't bad, but anything novel-length will make anyone who actually reads good books realize how little substance there is. Just a lot of verbal meandering. Not a good quality for someone writing horror.

Fante's other works are very good, but 'Ask the Dust' blows them away in my humble opinion. This is a man in the zone, at the apex of his talents while writing that book. To me it's one long poem almost

He was a child molester though so hes not that much of a legend

just finished this book

I still think about the bathroom scene whenever I hear White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane.

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I appreciate you posting this. I really do.

What makes his disappearance most impressive is that he was a 300 lb Samoan