intellectuals
Posts: 414
  • Posted On: Jun 27 2005 11:33pm
if you ask my girlfriend what she reads, she will tell you in all seriousness chicken soup for the soul and shitty teen girl novels. but at least that's something.

not that it really matters.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4626857.stm
Posts: 37
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 12:19am
I used to read crap like that, but it's boring.
Posts: 414
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 12:20am
so is everything else.
Posts: 414
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 12:21am
and i dont just mean books.
Posts: 37
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 12:29am
Soap Operas? lol
Posts: 383
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 12:50am
surely you cant be including sex in that
Posts: 2462
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 12:57am
How would you know if he was?
Posts: 383
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 1:02am
I wouldnt be geting any
Posts: 133
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 2:21am
Yossarian
if you ask my girlfriend what she reads, she will tell you in all seriousness chicken soup for the soul and shitty teen girl novels. but at least that's something.

not that it really matters.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4626857.stm


I finished reading the first Halo book.
Posts: 7745
  • Posted On: Jun 28 2005 2:39am
During middle school I had almost no social life, I read so much. I was clocking four to six hours a day reading. I went through all the classics by age twelve -- Robinson Caruso, Swiss Family Robinson, The Mysterious Island (kind of a pattern there, hmm) Kidnapped, On the Back of the North Wind, etc.

By Sixteen I had moved onto Sci Fi and Fantasy. I continued my reading habits, often spending weeks out of my summer vacation doing nothing but laying on my back reading.

At nearly 21 I now read TRF, a SciFi short story magazine I get, and the Sunday Newspaper. It's really sad how life sucks away such enjoyable pastimes.