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Link of the Day: Tyler = Hobbes
Link of the Day: Tyler Durden is Hobbes!
Before you ask, that's Hobbes as in Calvin's stuffed tiger and imaginary friend from the Calvin & Hobbes comics, not the philosopher. XD Basically, the link leads to an an excellent essay, complete with graphics, that argues that Calvin = Jack, Hobbes = Tyler, and Susie = Marla. I don't think you're meant to take it seriously (I just bought the novel that Fight Club was based off recently but have yet to find time to read it), but it's definitely worth checking out even if only because it's well-written and engaging.
"In the end, victory goes to the person that wants it the most."
"So I could steal you from your boyfriend?"
"No. I want to be faithful to him more than you want me."
"How do you know I don't want you enough?"
"Because you're asking if you can instead of just doing it. If you wanted me all that badly, you'd act on it, not question it."
"Not everyone's as reckless as you are."
"No risk, no gain."
"Shouldn't that be 'no pain'?"
"I don't like pain, but I do like risks."
Before you ask, that's Hobbes as in Calvin's stuffed tiger and imaginary friend from the Calvin & Hobbes comics, not the philosopher. XD Basically, the link leads to an an excellent essay, complete with graphics, that argues that Calvin = Jack, Hobbes = Tyler, and Susie = Marla. I don't think you're meant to take it seriously (I just bought the novel that Fight Club was based off recently but have yet to find time to read it), but it's definitely worth checking out even if only because it's well-written and engaging.
"In the end, victory goes to the person that wants it the most."
"So I could steal you from your boyfriend?"
"No. I want to be faithful to him more than you want me."
"How do you know I don't want you enough?"
"Because you're asking if you can instead of just doing it. If you wanted me all that badly, you'd act on it, not question it."
"Not everyone's as reckless as you are."
"No risk, no gain."
"Shouldn't that be 'no pain'?"
"I don't like pain, but I do like risks."