[QUOTE=victimofreality]Interesting, Beowulf was part of my summer reading this year. I cannot imagine how much I would have hated Catcher in The Rye when I was a Freshmen.[/QUOTE]Lucky for me, I never had to read Catcher In The Rye and I won't have to read it.

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no no i ****ing hate that video

This was funny though.

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[QUOTE]i have to read a clockwork orange[/QUOTE]
You bastar.d, i would have killed to read that. I had to read the bluest eye, founding brothers, and facing east from indian country this summer. They all pretty much sucked... I tried to read clockwork on my own time, but i was too f.uckin busy...:(

its confusing

i love a lot of clockwork punk, so i found it necessary to read that book, although i wasnt able to finish it like i said. I will read it again soon.

I can't believe you guys read!

/me liked Catcher in the Rye :upset:

My school made me read 1984 11th grade year, it was so awesome. After that I decided to read more books like it, so I read A Clockwork Orange. I love it.

Then they made us read Native Son, that book was long and boring.

reading is for clever people

I had to read Enduring Love. Never call a book terrible until you've read that.

Last year I had to read Of Mice and Men, it was retarded. The big guy was retarded and snapped this beehotches neck after he killed a cat or dog. Some comical elements in that book I suppose.

I like Of Mice And Men.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]I like Of Mice And Men.[/QUOTE]

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i was supposed to read three charles dickens books for english. f[U]u[/U]ck off.

Well, no one can take my word for it, I don't like to read books.

[QUOTE=listerine ice cream]Last year I had to read Of Mice and Men, it was retarded. The big guy was retarded and snapped this beehotches neck after he killed a cat or dog. Some comical elements in that book I suppose.[/QUOTE]
it is casue lenny still wanted the rabbits

My favorite book was...oh wait...I NEVER READ THE BOOKS THANKS TO SPARK NOTES!

my favorite book was fear and loathing in las vegas

I'm read Mostly Harmless at the moment, it's the 5th book of the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy. It's ok, but not as good as the other, at least not yet. Adams is known for sneaking a good book after a ****ty beginning.

[QUOTE=refuse_amen]i was supposed to read three charles dickens books for english. f[U]u[/U]ck off.[/QUOTE]
Our English teacher was recommending us some books and she said " I would reccomend some Charles Dickens but I've never managed to get to the end of one. They're just so boring."

[QUOTE=shane italian]My favorite book was...oh wait...I NEVER READ THE BOOKS THANKS TO SPARK NOTES![/QUOTE]

I tried to do that with the last book I had to read, didn't do much for me. :upset:

I never finish a book for english.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Our English teacher was recommending us some books and she said " I would reccomend some Charles Dickens but I've never managed to get to the end of one. They're just so boring."[/QUOTE]Yeah because the douche got paid by the word.

I've had to read 2 Dickens books. One of them twice. They suck, even when you don't read them.

Does anyone here read books for leasure?

Like all those nukkahs, if you'd just read some previous posts.

[QUOTE=noneed66]Does anyone here read books for leasure?[/QUOTE]

I do. My school barley assigns any decent books to read, so I go out and read myself, because I like to read. And because of this, I've had a college reading level since 10th grade.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Our English teacher was recommending us some books and she said " I would reccomend some Charles Dickens but I've never managed to get to the end of one. They're just so boring."[/QUOTE]
I've read A Tale Of Two Cities, Great Expectations, and David Copperfield. I thought they were good.

[QUOTE=noneed66]Does anyone here read books for leasure?[/QUOTE]
I do.


Geek PunX Unite!

[QUOTE=noneed66]Does anyone here read books for leasure?[/QUOTE]I do. As cheesy as his books are, I really enjoy Steven King.

[QUOTE=shane italian]I do. As cheesy as his books are, I really enjoy Steven King.[/QUOTE]

As do I. A summer ago, I read just about only his books, and some others, but mainly his.