" 500 PEOPLE YOU MEET IN HELL "

I just finished reading the book, and I actually find it very thought provoking. Which is shocking on my part, considering that the title is The 500 People You Meet in Hell. You might percieve it as this humorous perspective into the world’s evils, which it is, but I think it’s a lot deeper than that. The intention, anyway.

I loved the way the author meshed wit, humour and a sense of morality together with as much grace as humanly possible.

It talkes of certain people, who commit to certain acts, and does certain things, and the impression, the mark, the effect they leave in your life. The book talkes about the people like: The teacher who ruined math/literature for you, or The teacher who said that you wouldn’t amount to anything. It presents people who you often encounter in your life.

You wouldn’t think that the things they say and do could greatly affect and change the very outcome or totality of your being. In the very depths of your subconscious, there’s just this tweak that would instantaneously go off, and remind you of all the terrible things these people have done to you. 

See, it is thought provoking and funny. Hahaha.

(After everytime the book talkes about the person, they go on about this crazy punishment they’ll ahve to go through in Hell. Basically, it’s all the horrible things they did while they were still alive, now turned on them. Of course, you have to add all the exaggerations and the little demons residing in Hell.)

so yeah, it’s a good read.

Horray for Michael. Haha.   

uy, napapa-english. Haha.

It’s the stress. It’s stupid. It’s ridiculous.

It’s wrong in every way you look at it.

seriously.