The outskirts of hell
Hell, opined Sartre, was “other people.” I try to narrow it down a little more.
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Kirk »
22 February 2010 · 8:22 am
Given the fact that hell on earth is your subject, I loved that this was Vent number 666. How appropriate!
CGHill »
22 February 2010 · 8:37 am
I had a hell of a time just coming up with a topic, which I suppose suggests that the devil always eventually gets his due.
fillyjonk »
22 February 2010 · 9:01 am
I find myself often contemplating the situation of Huis Clos when I am trapped somewhere (in “coach” on a train, in a packed waiting room…) where there are other people I cannot get away from. Especially if they are loudly using cell phones.
But yeah, telemarketers would also qualify.
unimpressed »
24 February 2010 · 12:12 am
Don’t forget Spammers and Those Who Write Viruses/Trojans/Worms/etc…..