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Barker
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yea lets not


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the first harry potter book, and some book called halloween


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Ytse
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Atlas Shrugged

Sorry, I know lots of people love Ayn Rand and think it's intelligent to read this dry, dry tome. But I couldn't cope after 100 pages.

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I 2nd Atlas Shrugged... omg its such a retarded story and talk about no morals O.o


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General G
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I tried reading the DaVinci Code and I just could not get into it, I would either fall asleep or just put it down.


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i hate so called "classics" the're never any good.


I don't know if you really are a ****ing idiot, but statements like that can only lead me to one conclusion: you are.

You just dismissed thousands of years of literature in nine words. Get your head out from between your legs, moron.


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Atlas Shrugged

Sorry, I know lots of people love Ayn Rand and think it's intelligent to read this dry, dry tome. But I couldn't cope after 100 pages.


It's one of the most important books in post-war American history. That being said...a good 300 pages could've been shaved off and the same moral lesson would've been achieved.

The movie is going to completely ****ing bomb, though. How are they going to edit Galt's 80-page speech? That alone would take up three hours!


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Atlas Shrugged

Sorry, I know lots of people love Ayn Rand and think it's intelligent to read this dry, dry tome. But I couldn't cope after 100 pages.


Page 950 to 1000 hurt pretty bad...but the rest was very smooth sailing. Great book. The Fountainhead is much easier and more fun to read though.
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I 2nd Atlas Shrugged... omg its such a retarded story and talk about no morals O.o
N-no morals? Did you understand a word she wrote?


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N-no morals? Did you understand a word she wrote?


I was thinking the exact same thing confused


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Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions is the worst book I've ever attempted. His pseudo-intellectual, pseudo-satirical, arrogant hipster mentality and style are unbearable.

Also, any of Bukowski's poetry.


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Originally posted by enjoyyrworries
Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions is the worst book I've ever attempted. His pseudo-intellectual, pseudo-satirical, arrogant hipster mentality and style are unbearable.

Also, any of Bukowski's poetry.


bukowski is a one trick pony. never understood how he became so firmly entrenched in the literary canon.

i'm not the biggest vonnegut fan, but cat's cradle , welcome to the monkey house , and slaughterhouse-five are all quite good. especially cat's cradle.

when i was younger i would always sneak twain into the vonnegut section of the bookstore, as a private joke.


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bukowski is a one trick pony. never understood how he became so firmly entrenched in the literary canon.

i'm not the biggest vonnegut fan, but cat's cradle , welcome to the monkey house , and slaughterhouse-five are all quite good. especially cat's cradle.

when i was younger i would always sneak twain into the vonnegut section of the bookstore, as a private joke.


Bukowski's a joke. He's a dime-store Fante.

I've read both Slaughterhouse-Five and Cat's Cradle, trying so hard to like them (in high school right now Vonnegut is the big literary fad. I guess Palahniuk or however the hell you spell his name is loosing ground. He's just as bad.), but I just don't get it, for the reasons already mentioned.


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cat's cradle struck me as allegory, so the parallels i invented made it very rich indeed. slaughterhouse-five i can understand not enjoying.

palahniuk is bad. i read fight club roundabout six or seven years ago, thought it was neat, and i've disliked him slightly more every single day since. i prefer easton ellis, will self, or jg ballard when it comes to the transgressives.


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i will say its Catcher in the Rye, i dont understand what that book abt, i dont understand it, i dont want to read it all over again, most worst book i ever read in my life, yes, i actually did tore that book up and threw it away in trash long time ago, LOL! big grin


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A Farewell to Arms, made me want to bore into my brain with a power tool... sad


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zeldaboyz
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Artemis Fowl first book is actually boring, i means boring-o, but if u read whole series, u will say its amazing, but who have tolerances with read boring book, i do, most time i will leave that book in storage box for 2 years, then i find it again, and force myself to read whole book.... just like Eldest, its good book but impossible to done whole book in one day, it will kill me! LOL


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A Passage to India.

Classic literature, I guess.

But classic bore? Definitely.

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Originally posted by zeldaboyz
i will say its Catcher in the Rye, i dont understand what that book abt, i dont understand it, i dont want to read it all over again, most worst book i ever read in my life, yes, i actually did tore that book up and threw it away in trash long time ago, LOL! big grin


How.....proletarian of you.


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when i was younger i would always sneak twain into the vonnegut section of the bookstore, as a private joke.


You were a lonely child, weren't you?


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