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Socialmalfunction
9th October 2003, 22:01
this is the book i am currently reading in my lit class. i like it even though its kinda... "WHOA!" i was wondering if anyone else has read it and what anyone who has read it thinks of it. :D

Rastafari
9th October 2003, 22:11
I've read it. Certainly not his best work. Skip it if at all possible...

and Impress your teacher:When he says "The horror, the horror," he is really talking about his girl back home: "The Whore, The Whore." Seriously.

Socialmalfunction
9th October 2003, 22:23
lol. there is no way i can skip it.. i&#39;ve already read it&#33; <_< but the thing that sucks the hardest and blows me out of the water is that she doesnt want us to read it, or read it once... she wants us to read it THREE TIMES&#33; :blink: yeah, i can barely stay awake through reading it once, and that&#39;s that i like it. reading it again could possibly kill me... well no, i exaggarate, but not about the three times thing. yeah so i have to reread chapter one and answer questions on it by tomorrow... <_<

Rastafari
9th October 2003, 22:27
I really hate it, to be truthful with you.

Socialmalfunction
9th October 2003, 23:56
haha, i cant blame you. but why do you hate it? and how did you come to read it?

Rastafari
10th October 2003, 00:15
hahaha English assignment way back in

I like the way he does some characters, but it is so fucking dense&#33;

Socialmalfunction
10th October 2003, 01:20
haha i couldnt agree with you more. which is why i find it odd that my teacher would pick the book she calls "the hardest book we&#39;ll read all year" to be our first non summer reading, reading assignment. yeah but we all love her so we forgive her anything. *shrugs* but what i really like is his use of the surrounding environment. i guess it "romantic" in that way, but i mean it in the strictly english teacher version of the word&#33;

Rastafari
10th October 2003, 01:58
Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2003, 09:20 PM
haha i couldnt agree with you more. which is why i find it odd that my teacher would pick the book she calls "the hardest book we&#39;ll read all year" to be our first non summer reading, reading assignment. yeah but we all love her so we forgive her anything. *shrugs* but what i really like is his use of the surrounding environment. i guess it "romantic" in that way, but i mean it in the strictly english teacher version of the word&#33;
ganz genau

Socialmalfunction
10th October 2003, 02:14
....? you&#39;re gonna have to explain that one for me. :D

Rastafari
10th October 2003, 02:26
I&#39;m not much of a german speaking person, (ASK MALTE&#33;) but it means "Very Exactly"

Socialmalfunction
10th October 2003, 02:33
ohhhhh, makes sense now. is it just me or does it seem as though i might as well be PMing my responses to you? lol

Rastafari
10th October 2003, 02:40
haha. I want to hear what some of our resident "literature experts" have to say about this novel, given that they&#39;ve read it.

Socialmalfunction
10th October 2003, 03:39
lol, yeah that&#39;s what i was hoping for and it turned into a one on one discussion b/w me and you talking about how dense the book was. ha ha ha