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So this was your response to my comments? Instead of saying something like "Thanks for the compliment, I read a lot of books and study on my own, and have great parents who taught me a lot of stuff." etc.
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Hello, Niall.
I welcome you to the forum Let me be curious, what were the last 10-20 books you read, excluding your textbooks?
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Young people should be treated with trust, Stewart
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Maybe I over exaggerated just a little bit, but the education system in the USA has absolutely been dumbed down to nigger level.
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The last 10 books I read
Let's see, the last 10 books I read are:
1. Do android's dream of electric sheep by Philip K dick 2. To catch a wild Viscount by Tessa Dare 3. Ferocious: A dark reverse Harem Sci-fi novella by Nova Edwins 4. When A Scot Ties The Knot by Tessa Dare 5. Sunstone Vol. 1 by Stjepan Sejic 6. Sunstone Vol. 2 by Stjepan Sejic 7. Sunstone Vol. 3 by Stjepan Sejic 8. Sunstone Vol 4 by Stejpan Sejic 9. The Wind Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami 10. Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card Currently reading Neuromancer by William Gibson and Adrenaline Secrets by Carolyn Reilly Last edited by Niall O'Farachain; November 22nd, 2020 at 06:16 PM. |
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List continued
Here is a continued list of the books I have read this year (Not in order)
1. His Bride For The Taking by Tessa Dare 2. Ottoman Empire And Islamic Tradition by Norman Itzkowitz 3. Sweeter With You by Susan Mallery 4. Death In Midsummer by Yukio Mishima 5. Critical Failures by Robert Bevan 6. Paprika by Yasutaka Tsutsui 7. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury 8. The Hellion by Christi Caldwell 9. Jamila by Aitmatov Chingiz 10. I read a few stories from The Arabian Nights 11. Georgia In The Mountains Of Poetry by Peter Nasmyth 12. The Long Hard Road Out Of Hell by Marilyn Manson The only book I read this year that was required by school was To Kill A Mockingbird. |
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Good grief... |
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What are you referring to?
When you said 'Good Grief' Are you referring to the fact that my school made us read TKAM?
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The above lesbian sadomasochistic bondage stuff seems pretty degenerate to me, but of course you're free to read whatever you want. |
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Yes, you have a point
I know it sounds strange I would read that. But I'll read anything.
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You got it wrong
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I really wondered what Niall reads and I am grateful to him for answering my question
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I'll read anything, Alex.
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What is the reason for this, Niall?
After all, readers usually (after a certain preliminary period) have a certain vector and they want to read one kind of books and not read another ones. How long ago did you start active reading of books?
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I've always liked reading, ever since I first learned how to. All books have something to offer. Even something as puerile as 50 shades of grey (In that case, a laugh) which I've never read.
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You reason like an eternal being who has time to read all the books written on Earth
I am by nature more fussy and therefore I prefer to read books that are interesting to me, and leave uninteresting ones alone.
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Thanks, Alex. I will say, there are some books that I know of that I don't want to read, such as Breathing Underwater by Alex Flinn, which is extremely depressing, and Smilla's Sense Of Snow, by Peter Hoeg, which I tried reading but found to dense.
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But when a telephone directory is as interesting as Don Quixote, then...
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