[QUOTE=gloop;17154597]reading slaughterhouse five right now lovin it tbh next i will be reading spook country by william gibson[/QUOTE]

Vonnegut ftw

[quote=bringonthebreakdown;17152554]i've been trying to find The Call of the Cthulu by H.P. Lovecraft for what seems like forever because I want to read it. but no one has it =/[/quote]
i want that soo bad

[QUOTE=Zen Arcade;17155997]Vonnegut ftw[/QUOTE]

finished it today book is awesome and ****

me sporting my Dark Tranquillity shirt in a sorority event. They liked the shirt, but idk think they understood the band behind the shirt :p

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pretty broin bro

lol frats

[QUOTE=Zen Arcade;17155997]Vonnegut ftw[/QUOTE]

Vonnegut is actually pretty weak.

nonsense

So it goes.

[QUOTE=Deth;17156420]lol frats[/QUOTE]
>:-[

[QUOTE=HighandDriving;17156422]Vonnegut is actually pretty weak.[/QUOTE]

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thats dumb

[quote=comity;17156416]pretty broin bro[/quote]

:lol:

[QUOTE=HighandDriving;17156422]Vonnegut is actually pretty weak.[/QUOTE]

gtfo and read Breakfast of Champions and The Sirens of Titan fag

Cat's Cradle and Galapagos is how it goes down

[QUOTE=radagastthebrown;17156399]i want that soo bad[/QUOTE]

I bought it from amazon like 2 years ago. It's called Cthulhu Mythos or something. It has "The Shadow over Innsmouth" which is my fav. lovecraft story. Also has stories by other authors related to cthulhu, didn't read all of them tbh. There's also another book like best of lovecraft that also has Call of Cthulhu.

[QUOTE=HighandDriving;17156422]Vonnegut is actually pretty weak.[/QUOTE]

false

[QUOTE=Txus;17156598]gtfo and read Breakfast of Champions and The Sirens of Titan fag[/QUOTE]

Lol, I think it's time to graduate and read Proust, Faulkner, Mann, Marlowe, Camus, Sartre, Burroughs, Kunt, Celine, Miller, Joyce, Tolstoy, Steinbeck, Orwell, Amis, and Crane before you push books on me.

And I shouldn't have said Vonnegut is weak as that would be ignorant but all those authors listed offer much more than Vonnegut.

So stfu and read something your prof didn't recommend to your class.

Kunt

Funny..... and his last name is actually Hamsun, opps.

Anyways, stop being such a condescending dickwad. Vonnegut is fine. And I mean how can you say "So stfu and read something your prof didn't recommend to your class" and then suggest someone as obvious as Orwell. If you're going to try so hard, you could at least put in a little more effort.

I thought I did, and yes Vonnegut is fine, I'm just listing off better authors.

Care to expand/subtract from the list, or continue to offer very little to the discussion.

Yes Orwell is obvious, how about the rest?

They're fine but there's no reason to be pretentious about them somehow being better than Vonnegut, they're all great authors and just because Vonnegut may be easier to read doesn't make him a level below. Suggesting that someone "graduates" into what is primarily regarded as "academic" literature is kind of unnecessary.

Oh and on the topic of Orwell, 1984 is not a good book.

1984 is pretty intense tbh. It's just very drawn out.

Also, Vonnegut was ****ing elite. If you don't think he's a good author, you don't have a shred of wit in your head.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;17156891]They're fine but there's no reason to be pretentious about them somehow being better than Vonnegut, they're all great authors and just because Vonnegut may be easier to read doesn't make him a level below. Suggesting that someone "graduates" into what is primarily regarded as "academic" literature is kind of unnecessary.

Oh and on the topic of Orwell, 1984 is not a good book.[/QUOTE]

I was just stooping to his level, I think it was pretty called for, I read a fair amount and being told to read Vonnegut to better myself is a piss off.

And implying that I'm giving those listed authors more merit based on them being harder to read, which I guess they're, is incorrect.

Also 1984 is a good book but he is probably my least fav author from my list.

You named two of my favorite authors, thank you very much but I already read most of them, and know all of them.

Which are your two fav authors?

I need to read more often, I just don't got the time anymore, so I honestly couldn't tell you a good writer besides Tolkien.

[QUOTE=Si1v3RfaNg;17156944]I need to read more often, I just don't got the time anymore, so I honestly couldn't tell you a good writer besides Tolkien.[/QUOTE]
So in short, you honestly couldn't tell us (of) a good writer.

tolkien is amazing **** off

Burroughs and Tolstoy.

And Vonnegut is pretty good, but out of the little list you wrote back there, yes, he is probably one of the most boring/"bad" authors, but I still like 3 or 4 of his books.

And lately I've been reading more and more in spanish, I found a box full of my grandmother's old books, some good stuff there (Bolaños, Saramago, Sabato, Vargas Llosa, Mistral, Carpenter)

some1 didnt take their omega 3 supplement today

hahahah

tbh i could probably stop taking those things for 6 months and not feel any different than i do now

kick his *** mike!

[QUOTE=comity;17156961]some1 didnt take their omega 3 supplement today[/QUOTE]

rofl

[size="7"][I][B][COLOR="Orange"]spic kick![/COLOR][/B][/I][/size]

hahaha, i love you nicholas

^__^

[QUOTE=Txus;17156960]Burroughs and Tolstoy.

And Vonnegut is pretty good, but out of the little list you wrote back there, yes, he is probably one of the most boring/"bad" authors, but I still like 3 or 4 of his books.
[/QUOTE]

Burroughs is my favourite author also, I've read most of his **** except Queer, which I've been intentionally holding off on reading.

Such a fuc ked up genius.

Indeed, I still need to read My Education: A Book of Dreams and Nova Express.

Queer is such a good book.

Vonnegut is **** guys.

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