Wru-wrong: Yowsa. Quite right: "Read" and "mistakenly" Get me a new keyboard and you'll no longer have to accuse the gendanken of being some godammned schoolteacher. No, actually I'm still in and here's why: Your attempts to curb reality with a yawn is the same delusional ploy we Americans kid ourselves with thinking Just Say No campaigns will end drugs one day. Each and every time a hairy little Ahmed blows himself up he's as effective as Bush funneling money into non profit organizations thinking this is the way to cure druglords. What Ahmed really accomplishes is doing his bit for humanity and erasing himself.
book??? whuts a book never heard of it well if u ask me i du read books just the only books i readed wass my school books anyway have a nice time with ur books
books can only tell you so much. they are stuck, frozen in their own time. i see them more as a research, reference source than entertainment. two good ones: Black Holes and Time Warps , Einstein's Outrageous Legacy - by Kip S Thorne Flatland , A Romance of Many Dimensions - by Edwin A Abbott
War of the Worlds - HG Wells And the Ass Saw the Angel - Nick Cave Siddhartha - Herman Hesse The Stranger - Albert Camus Neverwhere - Neil Gaiman The Virtue of Selfishness - Ayn Rand Faster - James Gleick Hor Mit Schmerzen (Listen With Pain) The Chronicles of Narnia - C.S. Lewis The Short Stories of J.G. Ballard The Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allen Poe
i love any of dean koontz's novels, he's amazing. oh and wraith, if you thing reading is for people who don't have lives, and you call people who spend time on sciforums losers, then maybe you should just stop coming to this site, obviously, you are much better than us losers who read and don't go out anywhere, right?
Umberto Eco - Foucault's Pendulum - The Name of the Rose - The Island of the Day Before Friedrich Nietzsche - Thus Spake Zarathustra - The Anti-Christ - Beyond Good and Evil William Gibson - Neuromancer - The Miracle Worker - Count Zero Michael Crichton - Sphere . . . and many more, which I cannot recall at the moment.
My favourite: William Golding - The Lord of the Flies Gaston Leroux - The Phantom of the Opera Mary Shelly - Frankenstein Stephen King - many of his books John Grisham - A Painted House Harper Lee -To Kill a Mockingbird J. D. Salinger - The Catcher in the Rye Stephen Dobyns - The Church of Dead Girls Par Lagerkvist - Dwarf I love reading!!!Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Noticed a couple authors my bro turned me on too haven't been mentioned yet. Here are some good reads (linked): Kundera, Milan The Book of Laughter and Forgetting The Unbearable Lightness of Being Marquez, Gabrial Garcia One Hundred Years of Solitude Love in the Time of Cholera
Desiree by annemarie selinko Faust by Johann wolfgang von goethe the sorrows of werther by Johann wolfgang von goethe Gulliver's travels (my favorite since i was a little girl) by dean swift
Add these others to my pretty little basket: "Fathers and Sons"- Turgenev I will start a thread about why it is that we ....'thinkers'.....are a blot for planet earth. "Candida"- Shaw More reasons why I should start that thread. And "La Vita Nuova" by Dante ...only because she physically eats his heart in front of him. Smoooooooth. Dreamsa: Sing it brother, sister, whateverthefuckyouare....... Only expection is that you have, in all honesty, horrible reading tastes. Grisham and Salinger of all people...............*cringe*. Dear god. Coluber: Johnathan Swift, dear. J-o-h-n-a-t-h-a-n.
Allright little boy- that was the last straw. Usually I'm either curbing your inanity with a yawn or feigned interest but I wonder as only the Universe would in my case: what the fuck is your godamned problem?
