The 120 Days of Sodom

Correspondent:: "Cardinal Rieeshe"
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 08:09:52 -0400

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Now! Just in time for Halloween : )

This literary Classic is now online unedited for your reading pleasure - Oh
Joy!

here: http://www.globusz.com/ebooks/120Days/00000010.htm

It was also made into a movie.
See a review:

1) http://www.naturalbornviewers.com/archive/s/salo/review.htm

2) http://home.clara.net/raydav/paradisecinema_salo.html

(Note: They banned this movie in Australia and made it almost unavailable
in the USA)

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"Oh, the pretty little snotface,"



Correspondent:: fungus
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 16:16:08 +0200

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Cardinal Rieeshe wrote:
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> (Note: They banned this movie in Australia and made it almost
> unavailable in the USA)
>

Downloading....


--
fungus

"Suck my spinning steel, shithead!"






Correspondent:: HellPope Huey
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 16:24:01 GMT

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In article ,
fungus wrote:

> Cardinal Rieeshe wrote:
> >
> > (Note: They banned this movie in Australia and made it almost
> > unavailable in the USA)
> > >
> Downloading....

Feh, anything less than 160 days of assured sodomy isn't even worth
cracking open a bottle of Astroglide for. Amateurs.

--

HellPope Huey
Pat Robertson should be made to wear
living wolverines as leg warmers.

The Future is coming out of the wall
a few inches above the toilet.
- Rev. Glassgnost

"I am haunted by waters."
- "A River Runs Through It"


Correspondent:: asscoassc@aol.comsucks (AssCo Assc)
Date: 29 Oct 2004 14:38:34 GMT

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<< (Note: They banned this movie in Australia and made it almost unavailable in
the USA) >>

It's always been available here in the US
as far as I've seen.

It has not been POPULAR, but it's available.


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Correspondent:: "nu-monet v7.0"
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 08:13:49 -0700

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Cardinal Rieeshe wrote:
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> Now! Just in time for Halloween : )
>
> This literary Classic is now online unedited
> for your reading pleasure - Oh Joy!

If the book sucked just a fraction of what the
movie sucked, it would still be a veritable
Cthulu pit of suckitude.

I would rate it right up there with its spiritual
peer, "Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS".

--
"Military intelligence is sifting
through the destruction..."
-- catchy quote from
The Washington Times


Correspondent:: "Rev. Simion Simian"
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 17:17:52 +0100

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The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new. nu-monet v7.0
sat down and wrote
>Cardinal Rieeshe wrote:
>>
>> Now! Just in time for Halloween : )
>>
>> This literary Classic is now online unedited
>> for your reading pleasure - Oh Joy!
>
>If the book sucked just a fraction of what the
>movie sucked, it would still be a veritable
>Cthulu pit of suckitude.

De Sade was a dreadful writer, stupifyingly turgid (ha!) and mediocre.
His work is only interesting as a historical and cultural index.

--
Rev. Simeon Simian


Correspondent:: Ay Eye
Date: Mon, 01 Nov 2004 01:11:12 GMT

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"Rev. Simion Simian" writes:
> >> Now! Just in time for Halloween : )
> >>
> >> This literary Classic is now online unedited
> >> for your reading pleasure - Oh Joy!
> >
> >If the book sucked just a fraction of what the
> >movie sucked, it would still be a veritable
> >Cthulu pit of suckitude.
>
> De Sade was a dreadful writer, stupifyingly turgid (ha!) and
> mediocre. His work is only interesting as a historical and cultural
> index.

You can't judge Sade as an ordinary writer. In this case, he set out
to write "the most impute tale the world has ever known", and does
seem to have succeeded at it. His tales get progressively more
obscene, and he doesn't get out of the first of the 120 days without
relating things that I'd never even imagined. He also seems to be the
only thinker to have explored the concept of personal liberty in the
ultimate extreme -- many are the wussy types who wish to introduce a
utopia of complete freedom, only Sade explores what such a world would
really be like. An interesting read if you think "American Psycho" is
tame.

Ay Eye wo-rl-ey@th-ew-or-ld.c-m
--
This isn't a social club. This isn't that nice neighborhood bar where
everybody knows your name, and it sure as hell isn't that nice little
BBS where everyone gets together for user meetings. At best, this is
a digital version of a seedy biker bar -- the place that *has* to
exist lest its customers start hanging out in the good parts of town.
-- The Carrot


Correspondent:: HdMrs. Salacia the Overseer
Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 19:37:09 -0600

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On Mon, 01 Nov 2004 01:11:12 GMT, Ay Eye
wrote:


>You can't judge Sade as an ordinary writer. In this case, he set out
>to write "the most impute tale the world has ever known", and does
>seem to have succeeded at it. His tales get progressively more
>obscene, and he doesn't get out of the first of the 120 days without
>relating things that I'd never even imagined.

snip

>Ay Eye wo-rl-ey@th-ew-or-ld.c-m

de Sade was a pussy. Sterno made de Sade blush in his grave and grab
his privates when he wrote "120 Lightyears of Slackdom".




Correspondent:: "John Gilmer"
Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2004 06:12:10 -0500

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>
> You can't judge Sade as an ordinary writer.

Well, he did somehow manage to make "smut" very BORING!

In the whole, he would be more effective at turning teens off from sex than
either pictures of "terminal" STD "victims" or any number of lectures about
"saving" oneself for marriage.





Correspondent:: nikolai kingsley
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 05:16:36 +1100

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>>You can't judge Sade as an ordinary writer.
>
> Well, he did somehow manage to make "smut" very BORING!



i kept reading through the coprophile section of "120 Days"... it went
on and on, like a bad case of the shits. i expect in those days people
were a lot, well, not so much "intimately involved" with their excreta,
but they didn't have the luxury of having it disappear in a torrent of
water.


Correspondent:: Ay Eye
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 02:36:12 GMT

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"John Gilmer" writes:
> Well, he did somehow manage to make "smut" very BORING!
>
> In the whole, he would be more effective at turning teens off from sex than
> either pictures of "terminal" STD "victims" or any number of lectures about
> "saving" oneself for marriage.

It depends on what you're looking for. If you want something that
tittilates you, Sade isn't your writer. If your fantasy is "what if I
was the dictator of the world" or "can I think of something more
fucked up than has ever been thought of before", Sade is your man. He
rejuvinates your imagination when burying hitchhikers in the
crawlspace has lost its interest.

Ay Eye wo-rl-ey@th-ew-or-ld.c-m
--
a little while ago i had to pee again. almost every time i pee, my
cat makes a dash to her box, located near the toilet. ah, i cherish
those moments on the can, looking over at kitty. the special bond we
share when we both need to unload our wastes. -- Spammy, "Breast Fed Kitty"