Iconoclastica wrote:Have a Good Time To Get off . . . on whatever dirty mag you're reading you sceevy bastard!
Iconoclastica wrote:hehe I love being durnk - gaffnety, ou're a good man!
Iconoclastica wrote:I stand by what I said, gaffney - u r a god!
Iconoclastica wrote:after that . . . only thing I hve left eoto say si that ai voted forr 1984, just cusea I wrote am 80 page papre on (wel, that and orwell in genral) it and I"lk be happy to voice my iopinon . . .
Iconoclastica wrote:after that . . . only thing I hve left eoto say si that ai voted forr 1984, just cusea I wrote am 80 page papre on (wel, that and orwell in genral) it and I"lk be happy to voice my iopinon . . .
buster00 wrote:Bizarroclastica am KILL Super Friends!
Petri wrote:1984 is a excellent (and timely) book and I wouldn't mind reading it again. But I need an excuse to go buy The Cell so everyone vote for that.
Petri wrote:DinoDeLaurentiis wrote:Such as?
I haven't read the book, but for dudes it doesn't seem to be that hard.
keepcoolbutcare wrote:you want a reason to read "The Watchmen"?
how 'bout it's (arguably) the greatest achievement in comic book form, EVAR.
Coldfire24 wrote:Which should I read on spring break Slaughterhouse 5 or H@rry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
Coldfire24 wrote:Yeah and all the ladies love the Potter thanks Lyra oh I don't know if you saw but I told you I loved you earlier this week.
lyra belacqua wrote:keepcoolbutcare wrote:you want a reason to read "The Watchmen"?
how 'bout it's (arguably) the greatest achievement in comic book form, EVAR.
Yeah, I've been hearing that for awhile, that's why I bought the book. I just haven't cracked it open yet. I have soooooo many books, I'm way behind. Most of the ones I own are one's I can't wait to read, I just am bad at juggling my books with library ones. This summer will be better-I'll get to more.
keepcoolbutcare wrote:I love big brother.
Coldfire24 wrote:Wow you've done things i've read about on websites that have no words.
keepcoolbutcare wrote:quick question then...which is more relevant, 1984 or Brand New World?
keepcoolbutcare wrote:quick question then...which is more relevant, 1984 or Brand New World?
Iconoclastica wrote:keepcoolbutcare wrote:quick question then...which is more relevant, 1984 or Brand New World?
I think 1984 is far more relevant than Brace New World, becaus Brave New World is more of a combination of bioethical concerns and the politics that lead to such . . . 1984 is more of a dissection of human nature in general, in my opinion (I'll gladly elaborate if I'm not boring you to tears)
keepcoolbutcare wrote:I love big brother.
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