Odin.Headstrong said: »
Coffee so gewd :< I need at least one addiction in my life to be happy!
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>_> I would >_> Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » /starts telling it anyways We should start a club: The Joseph Conrad Haters Society Weather.Channel said: SHOWERS... PRODUCING A MIX OF SMALL HAIL AND SNOW... WILL CONTINUE TO AFFECT PORTIONS OF THE GREATER PHOENIX METROPOLITAN AREA THE WORLD IS GOING TO ENDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!
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Asura.Calatilla said: » And here I was thinking all you Americans were coffee drinkers.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » /starts telling it anyways We should start a club: The Joseph Conrad Haters Society My professor was talking about how Milton was hard to read and I was like, "Don't worry, it'll prep anyone who wants to do Brit Lit 2 for the hell on earth that is Joesph Conrad." He chuckled.
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No sugar no milk >:|
You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point!
Bismarck.Magnuss said: » ... Dammit, that's true. Well, if anything, we know why we hate it, at least. Edit: But I guess Uri summed it up in a nice, concise fashion. Odin.Headstrong said: » No sugar no milk >:|
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Alexander.Drokin said: » You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point! I'm also half-tempted to ask you to tell me WHY you hate Heart of Darkness, but I feel like that might be opening a can of worms and I'd regret it. QQ
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I prefer books with lots of pictures, so when I get bored of the actual story, I can make my own up.
Humpty Dumpty was a very interesting read.
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Alexander.Drokin said: » You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point! I'm also half-tempted to ask you to tell me WHY you hate Heart of Darkness, but I feel like that might be opening a can of worms and I'd regret it.
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point! I'm also half-tempted to ask you to tell me WHY you hate Heart of Darkness, but I feel like that might be opening a can of worms and I'd regret it. I wish I could make myself read "real" literature, but if it's not sci-fi, fantasy, horror or some similar form of fiction, I just can't make myself care much about it. Odin.Headstrong said: » QQ Alexander.Drokin said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point! I'm also half-tempted to ask you to tell me WHY you hate Heart of Darkness, but I feel like that might be opening a can of worms and I'd regret it. I wish I could make myself read "real" literature, but if it's not sci-fi, fantasy, horror or some similar form of fiction, I just can't make myself care much about it. Hell you can parallel Paradise Lost to The Lord of the Rings and argue Middle Earth is Eden! A understanding of historic Lit can make you appreciate more modern Lit that much more. Hell I paralleled one older tale with Magnus on Harry Potter the other day. It's fun.
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Alexander.Drokin said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point! I'm also half-tempted to ask you to tell me WHY you hate Heart of Darkness, but I feel like that might be opening a can of worms and I'd regret it. I wish I could make myself read "real" literature, but if it's not sci-fi, fantasy, horror or some similar form of fiction, I just can't make myself care much about it.
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » You can have all of our snow if you want. There's none on the ground right now but that's not the point! I'm also half-tempted to ask you to tell me WHY you hate Heart of Darkness, but I feel like that might be opening a can of worms and I'd regret it. I wish I could make myself read "real" literature, but if it's not sci-fi, fantasy, horror or some similar form of fiction, I just can't make myself care much about it. Hell you can parallel Paradise Lost to The Lord of the Rings and argue Middle Earth is Eden! A understanding of historic Lit can make you appreciate more modern Lit that much more. Hell I paralleled one older tale with Magnus on Harry Potter the other day. It's fun. Ramuh.Urial said: » Who says fantasy can't be real literature? A lot of it has to do with the time periods where the stories take place. Most of the time, stories taking place before I was born don't interest me. The exceptions (so far) being Shakespeare, and books like The Stand and one called Cat Magic. But even those can be hard to get myself into at first.
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And Mag and I scared everyone off again >_>
BTW Mag two papers next Wed evening!
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*noms apple jacks*
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Ramuh.Urial said: » And Mag and I scared everyone off again >_> BTW Mag two papers next Wed evening!
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Alexander.Drokin said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Who says fantasy can't be real literature? A lot of it has to do with the time periods where the stories take place. Most of the time, stories taking place before I was born don't interest me. The exceptions (so far) being Shakespeare, and books like The Stand and one called Cat Magic. But even those can be hard to get myself into at first. Shakespeare's plays are for the most part very good. But I will tell you one one piece of advice my prof told me. Take the text and make it your own, make it relevant to your time so you can understand the story that lies within. That way it will keep you interested and you can own the text. "Sometimes it's a dragon, other times it's a paper." Yes, I just quoted myself.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » That's a good exception. Some of that stuff can be a gateway drug. Just sayin'...
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Who says fantasy can't be real literature? A lot of it has to do with the time periods where the stories take place. Most of the time, stories taking place before I was born don't interest me. The exceptions (so far) being Shakespeare, and books like The Stand and one called Cat Magic. But even those can be hard to get myself into at first. Shakespeare's plays are for the most part very good. But I will tell you one one piece of advice my prof told me. Take the text and make it your own, make it relevant to your time so you can understand the story that lies within. That way it will keep you interested and you can own the text. "Sometimes it's a dragon, other times it's a paper." Yes, I just quoted myself.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Who says fantasy can't be real literature? A lot of it has to do with the time periods where the stories take place. Most of the time, stories taking place before I was born don't interest me. The exceptions (so far) being Shakespeare, and books like The Stand and one called Cat Magic. But even those can be hard to get myself into at first. Shakespeare's plays are for the most part very good. But I will tell you one one piece of advice my prof told me. Take the text and make it your own, make it relevant to your time so you can understand the story that lies within. That way it will keep you interested and you can own the text. "Sometimes it's a dragon, other times it's a paper." Yes, I just quoted myself. Stop lurking, Leon. *feeds cereal*
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