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sure, stretch what I meant to it's extreme. Cool

-Warren

so awesome in understanding the Big Bang, physics, and the universe in general.

does anyone else get a bit of a show-off/pissing contest vibe from this thread sometimes? it makes me afraid to say that I am reading this teen novel:


and then plan on revising this classic from my childhood:


they're both short as hell but the naive voice and diction almost makes the material feel that much more real. I am thinking of reading them out loud to becky at night, would it be totally hilarious and ridiculous if I were to make audiobook recordings and post them?

Not ashamed of having read the first one in about 5-6 hours in prep for seeing the movie, loved it. Read the second and third over the next few days. The second book is the best, the third is a let down overall despite providing closure.

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Ugh, when I still worked at Chapters and customers would buy the second one, I'd tell them to pretend the last one didn't exist or be horribly disappointed.

a bunch of books about the detrimental effects of our childhood.

stumped. wrote:

great read. One of the few highschool teachers I liked recomended it to me.

tylerp wrote:does anyone else get a bit of a show-off/pissing contest vibe from this thread sometimes? it makes me afraid to say that I am reading this teen novel:


and then plan on revising this classic from my childhood:


they're both short as hell but the naive voice and diction almost makes the material feel that much more real. I am thinking of reading them out loud to becky at night, would it be totally hilarious and ridiculous if I were to make audiobook recordings and post them?

the giver is sweet

i'm reading jane eyre now solely because michael fassbender is in the movie and i like watching movies when i haven't read the book they're based on. it's good!

Bump. Re-reading this after I just re-watched Kubrick's adaptation of it. I was feeling really burnt out on books this year I think I've only read like 5 or 6, it's pretty fucking pathetic. Trying to get bac on track.


-Warren

About 1/3 through Farewell to Arms.
The book is new and has a shine and when moonlight hits the shine it presents a solemn light.

Arguably by christopher hitchens is the shit.

I can't wait til the day I get to read to for fun again. Stupid school...

At the end of the summer I read Neuromancer, Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson. I'd highly recommend them even if you don't usually dig Scifi. They're just great writing.

Currently reading Chomsky On Anarchism

Just finished

now moving onto

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