Before Ray gets to it, yes, I know you think Scarlet Letter is the most boring book ever.

FOr the record, I thought so too and stopped reading after about 50 pages.

I read a few of those books my freshman + sophomore years in high school.

Except The Scarlet Letter, which I read junior year and is an atrocity and a disgrace to the English language.

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]These Days, or Wish, or what?[/QUOTE]

Something with movies, I think. I'm not a big fan of AAF either, but smooth criminal was cool.

NP: Madness - Nightboat to Cairo <-- They are cooler

I read Jeffery Deaver books mostly, as im a Thriller whore and a book geek. I read alot.

I just bought the Star Wars soundtrack and it is AMAZING!!!

whore...

off for some food methinks.. a cup of tea perhaps

hmmm...

At 13, I'm ahead of the crowd. When I get to High School, I'll have a serious advantage in Reading And English classes.

Scarlet Letter doesn't compare to the patheticness of For WHom The Bell Tolls

[QUOTE]Something with movies, I think. I'm not a big fan of AAF either, but smooth criminal was cool.[/QUOTE]

That sounds extremely familiar. I think it was "Just like The Movies" or something.



I tried to buy CLockWork Orange, but due to her concern about my homicidal comments toward females earlier that day, my mom told me to read Scarlet Letter instead. That pis[B][I][/B][/I]sed me off.

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9][url]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/listmania/list-browse/-/1H3TTV50ID8IQ/ref=cm_aya_lm_title.more/102-9331757-0516129[/url]

This is what happens when I have nothing better to do.

Kthx.[/QUOTE]
i thought brave new world was better and more interesting than 1984.

and kurt vonnegut is my favorite author. but slaughterhouse 5 is not his best book, nor my favorite. try mother night, breakfast of champions, or cat's cradle. give him another chance!

edit: and you'll definitely have a leg up in highschool. a lot of theose books were required reading for me. especially in a.p. classes.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]give him another chance![/QUOTE]
I intend to. I obsessive compulsively planned to read those, and the fact that Slaughterhouse sucked won't alter the obsessive compulsive agenda.

Suprsingly, that song was called 'Movies.'

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]That sounds extremely familiar. I think it was "Just like The Movies" or something.[/QUOTE]
that was it I think

oh and BTW-keep reading books- all the great metal lyricists do...

fact of the day:

queen victoria made gay sex illegal in the U.K in the 1800's but did not make lesbianism illegal...

why?? - because she did not believe it happened

[QUOTE]oh and BTW-keep reading books- all the great metal lyricists do...[/QUOTE]
If I had to guess, I'd actually say that that's what may have started this.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]whore...

off for some food methinks.. a cup of tea perhaps

hmmm...[/QUOTE]
Freakin' Brit. :thumb:

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Well I was bothered by AH saying something along the lines of, "Oh don't mind him he complains about metal"

NP: Neil Young - Cinnamon Girl[/QUOTE]

He did include a :p, though. Just earlier today you yourself used one to indicate you were joking about his wuss injury :)

[QUOTE=Gates]
That sounds extremely familiar. I think it was "Just like The Movies" or something.[/QUOTE]

It was just Movies, and it was a pretty good song.

I wouldn't say they were metal, though.

[quote=cemetarygates]
Slaughterhouse-Five
by KURT VONNEGUT (Paperback)

Alex's comments:
No. Just pathetic. Plotless, unfunny, stupid.[/quote]

You suck.

The Cider House Rules > all. Never sene the movie so I can't comment on that.

Oh come on, SH5 was no good.

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]If I had to guess, I'd actually say that that's what may have started this.[/QUOTE]
it's interesting how many song ideas jump out of say... a horror novel
or a sci-fi one... certainly lyrically it's alot in the metal world

[QUOTE=CemetaryGates9]Oh come on, SH5 was no good.[/QUOTE]
well, its good in a historical context. and vonneguts a good author, especially his use of dry, often immature humor. i think the book was entertaining. just not entertaining enough to hold my attention for very long like his other books.

How can humour be both dry and immature?

Dinnertime. Lamb chops!! See you all afterward.

/random stop-ins like old Jom ++

[QUOTE=Bartender]How can humour be both dry and immature?[/QUOTE]
perhaps i shouldve seperated those?

or maybe not. have you read breakfast of champions? i think he mixes them both on occasion.

maybe i shouldve said deadpan instead of dry?

i dont even know what dry humor means.

I'm suddenly in a Hip Hop mood, I blame alcohol. I think I will listen to Hip Hop for the rest of the night.

NP: House of Pain - Jump around

"I serve yo as[I]s[/I] like John McEnroe, if you gal steps up I'm smacking the ho', words to yo moms; I came to drop bombz, I got more rhymes then the bibles got psalms, yeah !"

How did you tests go superpeer?

well drugs ARE good...

/that reminds me of my download plans and that I have to pack still... bye!

What happend there? A second ago I was on page 477?

A post was deleted, and It wasn't me.

[QUOTE=Rothmans]How did you tests go superpeer?[/QUOTE]

My exam was abominable, resit for sure.


NP: Busta Rhymes - Gimme some mo'

Slaughterhouse-Five was a great book. Don't be stupid!

Has anyone read Death of a Salesman? It's lame, but very short and easy to read, I'm supposed to be doing that now instead of this.