Miss Piggy, Luise Rinser, Carl Orff, C. G. Jung, Martin Heidegger, Peter Hahne: people I dislike. Like minimal music, or Rudolf Steiner, or Leo Tolstoi, or Franz Alt, or Tchaicowsky. I also think that the importance of Beethoven, Thomas Mann, Vergil, Dostojewsky, Friedrich Schiller, Ernest Hemingway or Aristotle is farly overrated. The same goes for Sigmund Freud, Salvador Dali and Jesus Christ. And Sophokles is often boring. Ok, I will admit that Sophokles is okay, and that Aristotle sometimes has something that had some influence, and Dostojewsky often writes with thrill and suspense, but there is no escape for the rest. And "Zarathustra" is by far the worst book Nietzsche ever wrote, and Miles Davies had a great sense for good music, but never learned to play the trumpet, and Hegel and Heraklit are just assholes. The same goes for Paulus and Luther, by the way. And Kant could have needed a good editor, or a wive with which he could have discussed his manuscripts ("This book Die Kritik der reinen Vernunft is dedicated to my wive, because without her patience in reading its different versions and discussing them with me, its style would have been by far less clear."). Also, I am unable to understand why Gauss is so far more famous than, say, for example, Euler. And the Beatles had some nice melodies and nothing more (which is more than could be said about the Rolling Stones). And Micky Mouse is an assembly line product without inspiration, humor or creativity. The Koran is also not very well edited. I could say something about Marxengelslenin, if it wouldn't be bad sports.

So this is what pink can do to you. Save me, my gods! Homer and Sappho, beware me!

PS.: I also dislike Küng, Eugen Drewerman, esoteric, western pseudointellectuals talking about zen, Augustinus, Tertullian, Origenes, Cyrillus, Ambrosius and Gregor, the movie "Metropolis" (most ridiculous thing I've ever seen), Adorno, Paul Feyerabend, uh, stop it...