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[Arutha]

Catch 22

so funny

[Monkeydog]

I bought that forever ago and read the first page...I should read better.

[Arutha]

yeah you should, it's really good

[rekaru]

Reading The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway..

[Stars]

Just finished chapter 14 of the Haruhi manga on onemanga.com (which is all they have of it). Now I want to read the rest. T_T

[Stars]

Just finished chapter 14 of the Haruhi manga on onemanga.com (which is all they have of it). Now I want to read the rest, especially since it stopped in the middle of a story arc that wasn't in the anime. T_T

[Stars]

I really need to read 1984....
I really want to read 1984....
I really should read 1984.....

I really would like to know what someone else thinks of 1984...

Especially if they were born that year .

Mercciii x x x

[Monkeydog]

I really would like to know what someone else thinks of 1984...

It's an awesome book, one of my favourites, go read it.

(and then Catcher in the Rye and Candide D: )

[rekaru]

Whoa, MonkeyDog just named my three favorite books. o_O

[Arutha]

I really need to read 1984....
I really want to read 1984....
I really should read 1984.....

OMG PLEASE READ IT FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS GOOD AND HOLY IN THIS WORLD YOU MUST READ IT!!!!

[Stars]

Been reading History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi at Onemanga.com lately. I've gotten through the first 16 volumes so far, which is a little under half way through the series, I think.

[Stars]

I guess nobody around here reads anymore.

Out of curiosity, I started reading Angel Densetsu online. It's the first series done by Yagi Norihiro, author and artist of Claymore (which I've also begun rereading). I have a hard time trying to describe it, so I'll just quote One Manga:
"The story is of Kitano Seiichirou, a very kind and pure-hearted young man, with a horrifying, monstrous face. People being what they are, they think he's a terrifying delinquent, and there are plenty of chance misunderstandings (coupled with Kitano's convenient inability to understand what's happening around him) that propel him into the position of "school guardian", a.k.a. head thug on campus."
It was strange to read at first, but now that I'm used to the style, it's rather amusing.

[Kamau]

I'm still reading.

A few weeks ago, I went and read all of Fruits Basket online. It took about a week, but I was moved.

I also finished reading The Magician.

Now, I'm currently reading Degrees of Separation, by Sue Henry.

And, on a side note, I finally own a copy of The Last Lecture, by Randy Pausch.

[Monkeydog]

Reading, what is reading?

[Stars]

Reading is Orwell, Salinger, and Kafka.
Except I've never read any of their books.

[Monkeydog]

Reading is Orwell, Salinger, and Kafka.
Except I've never read any of their books.

Madness.

[Death Dwarf Honey]

Mooooby dick.

Is long.

[Maelstrom]

Reread the fall of reach, so I might have an idea of what the new Halo Reach game would be about. All that actually happened on reach was the training of the spartans following their selection for the project as children. They were sent elsewhere for missions, and the Fall of Reach itself is almost completely a space battle. And I don't see Reach being a star fox 64 style space shooter. Well, at least all the other spartans were pretty much still around. No doubt they'll do something with that.

[Vicious Parker]

Wow, sounds like Ender's Game. More proof that Cortana = Jane.

I've been reading Watchmen. It's amazing. I wish I had read it before watching the movie. Then I could had the movie instead of having a mild liking for it.