Books that make you think wierd things?

here's a strange one... i just finished reading The Golden Compass series by Philip Pullman (the movie sucked, but if you like fantasy, the books are awesome- especially if you like stuff that's completely against organized religion)  Long story short (for anyone who hasn't read the books or seen the movie) the people in the world the story is set in have daemons, which are basically their souls which stay on the outside of their body in the form of animals.  They have some kind of spiritual connection,  so they can't really move too far away from each other (and i say 'they' because even though the animals are the humans' souls, they can talk and have their own thoughts and ideas and everything... i think i'm getting off on a tangent... back to the weird stuff)    so... i can't stop wondering what happens to the daemons when people have sex!  do they just sit there and watch?  or do they have sex with the other daemon?  and if they do that, that's just fucked up because they're not all the same animal.  and when kids are born in that world, do those poor women have to give birth to spirit animals too, or do they just kind of come into being when the kid is born???  sometimes i think about some fucked up shit!

i read crash and had no moonlight sonata but i did think that was a weird fucking book.

for some reason when i think of the odyssey i think of alice and chains and when i hear alice and chains songs it reminds me of the odyssey. yeah, i dont know.

ugh. snow leopard, not tiger. it's been awhile.

Phineas Poe was max payne & Jude was Lila From Futurama for atleast 50 pages during kiss me judas or was it a penny dreadfull? i cant remember.

It's implied that the daemons have sex with each other, I thought. Or engage in some kind of like physical contact. When two characters flirt, their daemons pet one another.

not sure why the quotes not working.

i know exactly what you mean with shakespeare. i start to think in wordplay and puns with too much of him. same with tom robbins. tom robbins also makes me think of what inanimate objects would speak like if they could speak. which they can.

In Susanna Kayson's memoir, Girl, Interrupted, there's a chapter that tries to describe the thought process of obsessive compulsives.  When the patient starts to focus on various parts of her body, she becomes obsessed with the feeling of her tongue being too big for her mouth.  Every time I read that chapter, I walk around the rest of the day feeling like my own tongue is too big as well.  It's a totally uncomfortable sensation.

Because of  a certain event occuring in Lullaby involving teeth and jewels, I get a strange taste similar to gravel and blood in my mouth every time I read it.

I pictured Jude as Anne Hathaway the whole time. I also pictured Phineas as WCB because i saw his photo on the back.

This thread title made me giggle after not looking at for a while.