[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]I used to play basketball though, along with baseball, football and soccer. Now, I have no time to do those sports because it conflicts with more important things. :upset:[/QUOTE]

I played basketball, football, and baseball in high school, so I feel compelled to make fun of other sports.

What kind of ****ty school is that? That's the most utterly ridiculous power trip from these ****ing assistant principals I've ever heard of. Man they suck!

What are you up to nowadays, DN?

Hmmm. What's the most boring novel?

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]The full, unabridged event:

[abridged by Kombucha] [/QUOTE]

Sounds kind of like the time I got banned. :lol:

That really sucks though. What have your rents said?

EDIT: To your question CG, Tale of 2 Cities wins by a long shot.

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]What are you up to nowadays, DN?[/QUOTE]

Just doing things a normal college freshman would do.

Although recently I've actually begun to put some serious thought into producing.

I tried to read Tale of two cities but i wast in a good mood so i said screw it.

Now Im reading:
The cather in the rye by JD salinger
Of mice and men by JOhn steinbeck
The jungle by upton sinclair

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]
Of mice and men by JOhn steinbeck
[/QUOTE]
Good book.

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]Hmmm. What's the most boring novel?[/QUOTE]

I think The Pearl by John Steinbeck is up there.

Im also reading a website about pregnancy. It's making me want to vomit.

[QUOTE=magicbus]I think The Pearl by John Steinbeck is up there.[/QUOTE]
Ugh.

I had to read that in English.
F[size=2]u[/size]cking Kino.

[QUOTE=Efilnikufesin]Ugh.

I had to read that in English.
F[size=2]u[/size]cking Kino.[/QUOTE]

I don't remember who the characters are, I just remember I hated it. And a baby gets shot. (I didn't know why though.)

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]I tried to read Tale of two cities but i wast in a good mood so i said screw it.

Now Im reading:
The cather in the rye by JD salinger
Of mice and men by JOhn steinbeck
The jungle by upton sinclair[/QUOTE]
Tale of two cities is one of my favorite books :-/

[QUOTE=magicbus]I think The Pearl by John Steinbeck is up there.[/QUOTE]

Gahh, I have to read that later this year for my honors english class. I heard it sucked bad. :upset: Oh well, I've gotten used to reading overrated novels in my english class. The only peice of literature I've read this year so far is Animal Farm by George Orwell. That man is a genius. Thoughts?

kombucha: How old are you? Just curious.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Tale of two cities is one of my favorite books :-/[/QUOTE]

The funny this is that I never read a whole chapter of it, but the final test on it was worth like..10 percent of my final semester grade, and somehow, I ended up getting a 90% on it. :confused: I was very intrigued by this.

EDIT: Turned 16 on 2/18

You? I assume you're 19 or 20, correct?

Real name? I'm Jake. :p

George Orwell is awesome. Animal Farm and 1984 are my favorite books. Im also reading
George Orwell- A clergyman's daughter

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]Gahh, I have to read that later this year for my honors english class. I heard it sucked bad. :upset: Oh well, I've gotten used to reading overrated novels in my english class. The only peice of literature I've read this year so far is Animal Farm by George Orwell. That man is a genius. Thoughts?[/QUOTE]

Never read Animal Farm. So far this year we've read Oedipus Rex and The Illiad, and after this research paper ( :angry: ), we'll be reading Hamlet (or Macbeth, I'm not sure) and 1984. I'm looking forward to 1984.

I want to read the Odysey and the Iliad. Im trying to read every classic novel I can. I dont know why, I just do.

I'm twelve though... :upset:

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]The funny this is that I never read a whole chapter of it, but the final test on it was worth like..10 percent of my final semester grade, and somehow, I ended up getting a 90% on it. :confused: I was very intrigued by this.

EDIT: Turned 16 on 2/18

You? I assume you're 19 or 20, correct?

Real name? I'm Jake. :p[/QUOTE]

I turn 19 in August.

Also, I just remembered the most excruciatingly, painfully boring book ever.

"The Scarlet Letter".

Game, set, and match.

This year in English I've read 1984, A Clockwork Orange, and I'm almost done with The Hitckhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]I want to read the Odysey and the Iliad. Im trying to read every classic novel I can. I dont know why, I just do.

I'm twelve though... :upset:[/QUOTE]

You're 12? WTF?

I tried to read Scarlet Letter. I put it down and I will NOT read that. Indeed it was boring.

If I could only read three books, I d want to read

A clockwork Orange
Brave New World
For whom the Bell Tolls

Edit: yes, Im twelve. :upset:

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]Gahh, I have to read that later this year for my honors english class. I heard it sucked bad. :upset: Oh well, I've gotten used to reading overrated novels in my english class. The only peice of literature I've read this year so far is Animal Farm by George Orwell. That man is a genius. Thoughts?[/QUOTE]

Animal Farm's alright, yeah. I remember, as a part of studying the book, we watched a film of it, with Kelsey Grammer doing the voice of Snowball, which was surprisingly good.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]You're 12? WTF?[/QUOTE]
My thoughts exactly.

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]I want to read the Odysey and the Iliad. Im trying to read every classic novel I can. I dont know why, I just do.

I'm twelve though... :upset:[/QUOTE]

Both books are really good. I like The Odyssey better though, because it has monsters and stuff. I'm more interested in that.


EDIT: Tender, we're going to watch that movie in Politcal Science.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Never read Animal Farm. So far this year we've read Oedipus Rex and The Illiad, and after this research paper ( :angry: ), we'll be reading Hamlet (or Macbeth, I'm not sure) and 1984. I'm looking forward to 1984.[/QUOTE]

Oedipus Rex..Is that the same Oedipus that did his mom?

I read the play about his daughter, titled "Antigone" by Sophocles. I enjoyed reading it.

I wrote a very decent essay on how her actions are equivalent to the actions of Martin Luther King. :p sweetnuss++

Hey Thread.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]This year in English I've read 1984, A Clockwork Orange, and I'm almost done with The Hitckhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.[/QUOTE]

What do you think of it so far (the Guide)?

sup Bart