How Many Of You Read Books
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How Many Of You Read Books
How many of you out there are proud to say that you read books!?
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Sounds like a good idea to me. If it's not entertaining enough to make you remember what you were reading then it's probably not worth finishing.Weedguru Cusmar wrote:Of course i read books, but i have this horrible habit of reading about halfway through a book in one night and then forgetting i was even readin it, and then it ends up back on the shelf. I have a lot of half read books.
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I read...I need to go to the library again :X I just finished The Many Lives & Secret Sorrows of Josephine Bonaparte....I'm about to read Beowulf now...I've read parts of it in English Lit but not the whole thing so I picked that and the Canterbury Tales up so those are my next two goals
Although I did grab a book called uh... " Elvis, Jesus and Coca-Cola " by Kinky Friedman....a jewish country singer turned detective? I couldn't help but grab it, though I don't know if I'll ever read it..haha...

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Hardly anybody reads. Makes you wonder why it's so important to be literate. haha jk.
When I was younger, I used to read this hockey book series called "Screech Owls". Since then however, I never really even touched a book. Until the other day when I blazed a spliff and decided to read a book that I had to read for english class. It was surprisingly pretty interesting and I think I might actually finish the whole thing before it's due! ... for once.
When I was younger, I used to read this hockey book series called "Screech Owls". Since then however, I never really even touched a book. Until the other day when I blazed a spliff and decided to read a book that I had to read for english class. It was surprisingly pretty interesting and I think I might actually finish the whole thing before it's due! ... for once.
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i read so much, theres so much to read. works of literary art AND trashy sci fi nocels its alll wonderful to me. but chuck palahnuick and irvine welsh are two of my faves. also hunter s thompson ever read any of his political articles he can make the politicial unrest of mexican americans so intereting

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I read anything thatll expand my knowledge, i dont really read for entertainment though reading the books I do is quite entertaining.
William H Prescott - the conquest of mexico
machiavelli - the prince (this is the reason why i can get anything i want either free or for a great discount)
stephan hawking - a brief history of time (such a difficult read, i'll have to try it again when im a bit older)
etc...
William H Prescott - the conquest of mexico
machiavelli - the prince (this is the reason why i can get anything i want either free or for a great discount)
stephan hawking - a brief history of time (such a difficult read, i'll have to try it again when im a bit older)
etc...
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I read a lot of those too haha X3 as if Nora Roberts is good literature.Baybee wrote:I read a bit, the mood has to strike me. I'll read those stupid suspense books, about Murders, or love stories.. just stupid stuff like that, haven read in a while though...

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