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backflip10019

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• Dec 29, 2008

• #51

I'm really enjoying both.

 

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nakedsushi

Member

• Dec 29, 2008

• #52

I wasn't sure I'd like the art, but it's growing on me. The architecture monologue parts are boring though.

 

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Flek

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• Dec 29, 2008

• #53

 

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ucdawg12

Member

• Dec 29, 2008

• #54

I am trying to read this though so far it has been just so far over my head. I can't follow his stream of consciousness train of thought at all and end up glazing over stuff and getting bored. I am 70 pages through and I'll give it another 30 before I decide whether or not to shelve it for a later date and move on to something else. I loved Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man though.

 

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Ogni-XR21

Member

• Dec 29, 2008

• #55

I just started reading "The Neverending Story". I always wanted to read that as a kid, but my brother just wouldn't let me have his copy. A few days ago I found the book at my mothers house and decided to finally read it.

 

tekumseh

a mass of phermones, hormones and adrenaline just waiting to explode

• Dec 29, 2008

• #56

In addition to the books I mentioned in the other thread, I also received this as an unexpected Christmas gift:

I just started it this morning, and so far it's extremely well written and quite interesting....

 

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StoOgE

First tragedy, then farce.

• Dec 30, 2008

• #57

mac said:

I'm not sure of how to make fun of you. Clearly you read a book that a child would. Irrespective, I will report my own readings.


Edit: /Stooge I like you and I like your posts.

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I'm really confused right now, but hey someone likes me!

 

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Fireblend

Banned

• Dec 30, 2008

• #58

Just ordered...

and