i confess ito quitting the guantanamo diary after a day of it, imagine 14 years of it! shitfire! i have to be honest that i was looking for entertainment with my righteous indignation, and it failed to deliver. the guy is smart i guess, a polymath, but it reads weirdly, the spelling arrors i assume are the publisher's but the narrative is moribund, and the tone strange and dissaffected for such a visceral and violent setting. i suppose even in a war zone or torture camp things get boring, why they have to keep coming up with more cruelly inventive torture "techniques". anyway i'm glad something got published, and i wish it was better. now i'm in a book on automation and us.

found this dragonfly. i'd like to study dragonflies but i'm quite too lazy.

so i just put her on copp's head and pray.

and then she seems to come back to life! curling her teal plated abdomen, tickling mister's frontal lobe,

and stimulating mister's alpha waves which almost succeed in reanimation.