I like reading, but not school assigned books because 99% of the books my school assigns have to do with civil rights, black advancement or something along that, and I just plain hate learning about that. I thought it was a wonderful movement, but I'm tied of learning about it every year, it never changes.

I like reading, but when you don't get the choice of what to read it sucks *** 'cause you get stuck with some sh'itty a'ss book with some ga'y deeper meaning that no one cares about. Like, we had to read the I, robot book (wtf?) which is probably the worst book I've ever read

I like Dean Koontz books. He seems to have the same setting in all of his stories, but they are by no means boring.

tell me what shows to go to

[url]www.saratogawinners.com[/url]

If you had a URL that worked...

Isn't dean koontz the guy that writes under like, five different names?

[QUOTE=metty16]Isn't dean koontz the guy that writes under like, five different names?[/QUOTE]
Not that I know of, but then again, I don't know much about his history. It's very much possible.

I <3 new Community Thread Title.

Nick changed the community thread name, that hooligan.

Goes with my avatar.

Very much so, reiner.

Goes with my shirt.

I like the old one; the myth, the legend...I present to you the Community thread

that was only for when it was closed.

2,000th post!

It was a crappy title for being open, since it's not a myth when its still being posted in.

It was cool though

[QUOTE=eatyourpaisley777]2,000th post![/QUOTE]

Good job :thumb:

Oh yeah.

[QUOTE=asdf23]In 4th grade, when we first started being assigned books to read, I didn't read a single one. The first one we had to read was sarah plain and tall and I thought that it was the most boring title, so I didn't read it.

I enjoy reading, now. It's not that hard to do, I don't understand why people don't just read for school. I plan on reading a lot over this summer too. I'll read more then I post on MX.[/QUOTE]
DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities]DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER[/QUOTE]
Yeah, judge it by its first sentence.

I like reading. Everyone here needs to read Catch 22.

Yess. thank God I was soupposed to work at 7 am this morning but they called last night and said i dont need to come untill 10.

[QUOTE=PaintJessGreen]Yess. thank God I was soupposed to work at 7 am this morning but they called last night and said i dont need to come untill 10.[/QUOTE]
Lucky you, I have yet to find myself a job.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]It's the abbreviation for [i]id est[/i] which is [i]that is[/i] in Latin.[/QUOTE]
/very late

wow I never knew that, I just knew it was used like eg, re etc

[QUOTE=duffroxmysox]/very late

wow I never knew that, I just knew it was used like eg, re etc[/QUOTE]
e.g. is also a Latin abbreviation for [i]exempli gratia[/i] which means [i]for example[/i].

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities]DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER[/QUOTE]
:(


The last book I read was The Eden Express by Mark Vonnegut. If you know the writer Kurt Vonnegut (he's my favorite writer) it's his son's autobiography. He became a hippie and lived on his own hippie farm, did a bunch of drugs, and then became schizophrenic. It was a really good book.

Kurt Vonnegut is awesome. I just re-read Mother Night the other day. That's one of my favourites of his.

I just read Bluebeard. It's as good as Breakfast of Champions but not as good as Slaughterhouse-5

Breakfast of Champions is brilliant. Has anyone read Timequake? THat's really good too.