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Oh, i also just finished The Portrait Of Dorian Grey... thought i'd bring that up so as not to be outdone by Mortaine 

Schme wrote:We all knew it was going to happen sooner or later, and most likely sooner. When you have such a lifestyle, everyone, including yourself, knows that you are likely to die.
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I had heard that too - hence my statement?Mr. Floyd wrote:And it's a well known fact Milton didnt eat breakfast, so Paaaaaaarp!

What I think is based on the little I read of Joyce (I've stumbled past (and over...) copies of both 'a portrait' and 'ulysses') and Milton (which is very little - seventh chapter - that deserves a medal I'd say...). But, it's not just Joyce and Milton.
I understand the classical music analogy - I used to hate the stuff not that long ago when I had less of an open mind (and was less mature) but even with an open mind... just... Milton, Joyce... ergh....
As for cyberpunk - of course it's pretentious - but at least it's fun
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Actually - on another note - I'm reading 'The Conscience of the Eye' and 'The Fall of Public Man' by Richard Sennet since I had to skim them for my exams - I'd reccommend them to anyone who lives in an urban area - just turn the pages when he starts going on a bit and blaming it all on christian and victorian value systems...
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Mr. Floyd wrote:Oh, i also just finished The Portrait Of Dorian Grey... thought i'd bring that up so as not to be outdone by Mortaine
*snicker*
I have always wanted to read that book, but haven't gotten around to it. For a writer and English major, I find I have a killer of a time finding time to actually sit down and READ!
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*Points out Farmers double post* Post Whore!!!! (first time i've ever said that!) I wanna be a post pimp! *ponders who to turn his posts into souped up Pimp-mobiles*
... Dorian Grey is the best book in the world... 'cept maybe Vernon God Little... that book made me laugh so loud, i laughed louder than Milton farts!
... Dorian Grey is the best book in the world... 'cept maybe Vernon God Little... that book made me laugh so loud, i laughed louder than Milton farts!
Schme wrote:We all knew it was going to happen sooner or later, and most likely sooner. When you have such a lifestyle, everyone, including yourself, knows that you are likely to die.
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My dad owns the Vynal soundtrack, the music and illustrations used to scare me sh*tless as a child *shudders*.... Oh another cool book just finished, Hunter .S. Thompsons "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"
Schme wrote:We all knew it was going to happen sooner or later, and most likely sooner. When you have such a lifestyle, everyone, including yourself, knows that you are likely to die.
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I kind of liked The Da Vinci Code, read some of his other books after I finised it though and found that all Brown's book are the exact same book
Currently I'm revisiting the world of fantasy after a few years away (used to devour fantasybooks
), George R R Martin's A song of Ice and Fire series to be exact. Without a doubt the best fantasy ever written!

Currently I'm revisiting the world of fantasy after a few years away (used to devour fantasybooks

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What can i say, i read alot of trash
i really did like it though, i think it bows down to typicall teenage stereotypes just a little to much, but otherwise a very entertaining romp... maybe your just hard to please!?
What would be the horrible question? i'm in a very ditzy mood today, and finding that people are making less sense than myself for once...


Schme wrote:We all knew it was going to happen sooner or later, and most likely sooner. When you have such a lifestyle, everyone, including yourself, knows that you are likely to die.
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