i'm reading lord of the flies right now . . . awsome book so far . . .

[QUOTE=e p]If youre a circus clown and you have a big dog in your act I dont think its a good idea to also dress the dog up as a clown, because people see taht and they think "forgive me, but thats too much."



that one?[/QUOTE]

I don't remember. Maybe.


Oh yeah, I recall the one that I thought was absolutely hilarious. The one aboutt he cave-man ...



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[QUOTE=iceman3019]i'm reading lord of the flies right now . . . awsome book so far . . .[/QUOTE]

I read that too, I liked it as well.

The cave man one was great.

Ill look for it.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]^^^ Maybe I'll take a look at it, what kind of book is it.

EDIT to Space[/QUOTE]
A Clockwork Orange is about these 4 friends, about 14 or 15 years old, like to go out at night beating people up, robbing them, robbing store, raping women, etc...
anyway, not to give away the whole thing, the main character, Alex, is eventually caught and goes to prison after he accidentally murders a woman.
he then needs to go through a treatment that is to cure him of any violence he has in him, but of course, it is not quite what he was expecting.

written in 1962.

[QUOTE=iceman3019]i'm reading lord of the flies right now . . . awsome book so far . . .[/QUOTE]


Really, you think so? I read it over the summer, and it was alright, but I wouldn't recommend it.

I jsut got done reading, and now I'm analyzing Henrik Ibsen's [i]A Doll's House[/i]. It's horrible. To the max.




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^^^ Seems interesting Space, I'll check it out.

When I was a kid my favorite relative was Uncle Caveman. After school we'd all go play in his cave, and every once in a while he would eat one of us. It wasn't until later that I found out that Uncle Caveman was a bear.

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[QUOTE=e p]When I was a kid my favorite relative was Uncle Caveman. After school we'd all go play in his cave, and every once in a while he would eat one of us. It wasn't until later that I found out that Uncle Caveman was a bear.

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Oh man, I love it.




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[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]Really, you think so? I read it over the summer, and it was alright, but I wouldn't recommend it.

I jsut got done reading, and now I'm analyzing Henrik Ibsen's [i]A Doll's House[/i]. It's horrible. To the max.




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it's fun to read about kids that try and start a government on an island because you know that it'll eventually fall into anarchy . . .

[url]http://www.thestranger.com/current/special.html[/url]

that gave me a good laugh (thanks dougie)

yeah, read it for sure, it'll be hard when you start though, language is difficult but you pick it up as you read.

and i've never read Lord Of The Flies, but i usually only hear good things about it. i did see one of the movies of it though in law class earlier this school year.

Thanks ESP and Crap for that link.

Gold. Just gold.

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]Oh man, I love it.




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We just read portions of beowulf...

and now we're watching the 13th warrior

in english...

[QUOTE=iceman3019]it's fun to read about kids that try and start a government on an island because you know that it'll eventually fall into anarchy . . .[/QUOTE]


Yeah, but it's too predictable. Plus, all the kids pissed me off. Jack was a douche, and all his minions were tools. Ralph (was that his name?) Was too stringheaded to realize what was good for him, and Piggy was just a big fat vagina.




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piggy is the coolest kid . . . he's the only one that knows that jack and ralph are moronic dumbasses and that whatever form of leadership they're going to put up will suck, and piggy gets smashed by a rock! how cool is that :lol: . . .

[QUOTE=janyeno]We just read portions of beowulf...

and now we're watching the 13th warrior

in english...[/QUOTE]


Beowulf was alright ... we read it last year. Good for the stuff we usually read in class, but I'm not a fan of old literature.




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...Which is the way of our gov't in ways. Its symbolism you stupid Pollack.

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]Yeah, but it's too predictable. Plus, all the kids pissed me off. Jack was a douche, and all his minions were tools. Ralph (was that his name?) Was too stringheaded to realize what was good for him, and Piggy was just a big fat vagina.




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:confused: I never imagined Luke calling someone a big fat vagina.

[QUOTE=iceman3019]piggy is the coolest kid . . . he's the only one that knows that jack and ralph are moronic dumbasses and that whatever form of leadership they're going to put up will suck, and piggy gets smashed by a rock! how cool is that :lol: . . .[/QUOTE]

Piggy had good ideas, but he was too much of a pu[i][b][/i][/b]ssy to actually have anyone listen to him. He should have known how it was going to end up, but he kept fighting it ... leading to his death. What a moron.




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Again. :confused:

that's because he was so degraded from all the other kids, and if he said something, jack and his hunters or whatever would eat him or stab him with spears . . .

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]Piggy had good ideas, but he was too much of a pu[i][b][/i][/b]ssy to actually have anyone listen to him. He should have known how it was going to end up, but he kept fighting it ... leading to his death. What a moron.




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Man you're supposed to look at the theme of the story... and the symbolicness

gosh

Instead he got smushed.


Meh.


So goes life

[QUOTE=e p]...Which is the way of our gov't in ways. Its symbolism you stupid Pollack.[/QUOTE]

Was that to me? I know it's all symbolic ... I'm not that dense. The plot was good, but it was just the characters that pissed me off. I would have handled the situation much better :p




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Heyy guys. I just got in from my friend's house (I'm in early because he has school tomorrow). He has the new GTA and it is incredible. I'm buying it tomorrow.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=janyeno]Man you're supposed to look at the theme of the story... and the symbolicness

gosh[/QUOTE]
there's waaay too much symbolism in lord of the flies . . . stupid william golding . . .

EDIT: hey :wave: . . .

[QUOTE=janyeno]Man you're supposed to look at the theme of the story... and the symbolicness

gosh[/QUOTE]


Yeah, the theme was there ... and good, but like I said, it's the characters that made me nit like the book a whole lot.




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Im thinking of getting it also, I have an extra $1200 on my hands. I should save it, but thats not fun.

[QUOTE=iceman3019]that's because he was so degraded from all the other kids, and if he said something, jack and his hunters or whatever would eat him or stab him with spears . . .[/QUOTE]


And he DID know that, but he wouldnt shut his fat, athsmatic mouth.



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Hey, iceman:

[IMG]http://img41.exs.cx/img41/8330/bass7.jpg[/IMG]

By the way, are you talking about Lord of the Flies?

Simon was the best character because of his representation of Christ.

So many symbols in that book...I loved it. I really liked when the pilot was shot down and the kids thing it's the beast. First off, it shows how the niave and "innocent" the children are for wanting to get back to civilization. Second, it shows the horrors of the world and how they effect even children ("The Beastie" I think it was called).

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EDIT: Changed "The Beast" to "The Beastie."

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]Was that to me? I know it's all symbolic ... I'm not that dense. The plot was good, but it was just the characters that pissed me off. I would have handled the situation much better :p




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Ok then Luke of the flies why dont you honor us with your version? :p

well, the characters [I]are[/I] from like 6 - 12 years old and immature so i can understand that, but the ideas that the characters develop and they tension between jack and ralph is great . . .

iceman: go to the 6-string Fretless thread thingy.

[QUOTE=iceman3019]there's waaay too much symbolism in lord of the flies . . . stupid william golding . . .

EDIT: hey :wave: . . .[/QUOTE]


Oh man, if you think there is a lot of symbolism in that book, read "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" by ... crap, who is it .... Tom stoppard, that's it. Or read "A Dolls House" by Ibsen. Both are so symbolic that basically every line can be taken in at least 2 different ways. The first one is actually reall funny, and i'd reccommend it for you guys to read.




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Rosencrantz and the Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard.

Cool, I need a new book to read.

[QUOTE=e p]Ok then Luke of the flies why dont you honor us with your version? :p[/QUOTE]


First, I would have broken the conch on Piggy's face then minute he found it. Then I would ahve drowned Jack, and scared Ralph and the littluns into being my slaves.




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Nite MX.