Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
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March 16, 2007
This book makes me realize:
a) I make a terrible female, at least in this context;
b) I need to work on my social skills
c) I’m glad I didn’t live in Regency England. I would have been bored and frustrated out of my skull.
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Without reading that book I can also say with some certainty that:
a) I make a terrible female. By legs are too hairy, and my balls don’t fit in lacy thongs.
b) I have social skills that make people more unconfortable than Hillary Clinton in an Alabama NRA convention.
c) I do live in England and although not technically Regency, this town hasn’t really evolved much in the last 1500 years. I am indeed bored and frustrated out of my skull.
It turns out that reading Jane Austen makes you feel like a sociopathic, English man.
Good one, Jane!