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]

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[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.
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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.

js

Douglas Adams is the best author of all time.

Queer was pretty unremarkable for me.

Honestly though Marquis De Sade and Hunter Thompson is as elite as it gets.

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17156895]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]

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[QUOTE=Permanent Solution;17157334]Vonnegut is **** guys.

js[/QUOTE]

Wow. No offense, but this tops the cake for retarded things you've said.

I like you dude, but I do not understand your concept of good vs. bad whatsoever.

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17154636]I'm reading some book for my african history class.[/QUOTE]

an oral history of leprechauns in trees

I've never read 1984 but it always seemed kind of lame to me.

I'm on a Bret Easton Ellis kick right now.

nice avatar! :D

I really like 1984. Admittedly the part where he gets really into the manifesto thing or what have you is a little dry, but I really enjoy stuff like that.

1984 is one of the greatest books ever written

Lulz.

why is that funny

its a good book

Yes it is.

[QUOTE=rasputin;17157857]1984 is one of the greatest books ever written[/QUOTE]

you're still failing

it's one of my favourite books, and timeless. what are you getting at

hes saying its good; not anywhere near one of the greatest ever written

well then good for him, he can have a cookie for being 'different'

I'm just saying it's not one of the greatest books ever, be easy.

I don't get the "still failing" point, are you bringing up the whole txus thing?

Animal Farm is superior to 1984.

You could list off many books that are superior to 1984.

Not books by the author of 1984 that nobody ever talks about.

Animal Farm was too short imo.[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17157578]Wow. No offense, but this tops the cake for retarded things you've said.

I like you dude, but I do not understand your concept of good vs. bad whatsoever.[/QUOTE]
Well, in this case, bad = lacking in plot, relying entirely on style. Having a bad style. Being without substance. Stuff like that.

True, the sytle got tiring after awhile.