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Rob J Kennedy
43I was reading what Simone de Beauvoir wrote in her book, The Force of Age about how Sartre pissed on Chateaubriand’s grave. I wonder how many have pissed on Sartre”s grave? -
Rob J Kennedy
43I can understand love letter to the two. After reading about Chateaubriand, I think I might have done the same thing.
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Tom Storm
9kI wonder how many have pissed on Sartre”s grave? — Rob J Kennedy
Well, a lot have pissed on his legacy, but this isn't really a grave that invites micturition. When I piss on a grave, I generally choose this one.
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