10/10 books
10/10 books
Jaxson Wright
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Colton Perry
the new adaptation should be on point
Brody Hall
If you really think this is 10/10, you might be an idiot. The only 10/10 I can think of is Moby Dick.
Hunter Thompson
Most ppl wont get it
Some based fellow anons will do
Alexander Campbell
Don't read all that often, but this book was really good
Logan Stewart
>might be
The first 10/10 that sprang to my mind was the odds that he is in fact an idiot.
Robert Sanders
Quote the passage of Captain Ahab's final moments, please.
Christopher Mitchell
Wyatt White
You have to be a bit easy, since AS is kind of entry level for the harder works it literature to read. I have to wait a few weeks before how good the work is actually sets in and my hype over finishing something dies down. It's possible he literally just finished reading or something.
That's kind of useless, as it can be easily googled or something. The scenes that stuck with me the most after reading were the ones where Ishmael is describing the texture and smell of whale oil and the one where one of the ship guys talks about whale steak. It's been a handful of years since I read it, so you can't really expect me to memorize it all, can you?
Cooper Morris
You're right, I can google it. I was hoping you'd indulge me though. Yea Forumsonding isn't what it used to be and has never been what it should.
Austin Butler
Jordan Carter
did you read anymore of Frank's in the series? the fourth is so good. his son is a hack though.
Jace Bailey
Jack Martin
Fuck you it’s not a “book”
Christopher Nguyen
Adam Scott
William Lewis
Lovecraft is amazing. A century ago he was already contemplating genetic engineering, panspermia and possibly grey goo.
Angel Wright
Bait
Parker Hall
FUCK OUT THE WAYYYY
Lincoln Lee
...
Jack Powell
Landon Martinez
>Yea Forums - Random
are you literally retarded?
Lincoln Green
Either 1984 or At the Mountains of Madness by Lovecraft
Owen Reed
great book, it´s a great lecture, even when shitfaced.
Brayden Morris
Jayden Adams
>10/10
An insufferable piece of trash. Full of political/philosophical propaganda. She didn't even bother to hide her real intentions nor desire to make an aesthetic effort. She just produced a massive book for propagandistic purposes. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind reading politics or philosophy, but this novel is just an insufferable mix of manifiesto/propaganda/novel
>Moby Dick
Another piece of shit
Very nice. Long but worth it.
Daniel Powell
Is it as full of homo eroticism as the film?
Isaac Lee
I've been enjoying the shit out of the first two books from the Hyperion series.
Wyatt Cox
This. Fucking this.
Eli Taylor
>Moby Dick
>piece of shit
Sorry your brain is too small to make it past the less interesting parts of the book. Maybe someday you'll be able to keep your attention on one thing for more than a minute. There are plenty of books you might be able to enjoy in the picture section.
Thomas Richardson
Maybe I should have written some more text. didn't intend to imply that OP is a retard. I understand that Yea Forums is a board about nearly anything. I was just suggesting OP to visit Yea Forums, since it's full of threads with neat literature
James Allen
Hitchhikers Guide, nice
Landon Jones
fair enough fren didnt mean to be rude
Mason Nelson
I read the first book, and it was kind of a let down. I'm guessing you need to read the rest of the series to understand why this gets so much praise.
Matthew Myers
Just started reading this. It's a classic work of troll literature about how doing it for the lulz is the only reason to do anything, with graphic and detailed descriptions of that philosophy put into practice.
It's basically a wholesale celebration of evil for no reason at all. It's great.
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Benjamin Price
good shit
Liam Nelson
> 9 million copies sold
TOP FUCKING KEK YOU FUCKING JEWBOY KIKE FAGGOTS
Noah Ward
I hate Ayn Rand
Luis James
Nathan Parker
Excellent
Brody Reed
Cant go wrong with Harry Potter
Luis Evans
By Amabel Williams Ellis and Mably Owen. A series of 10 books
Zachary Campbell
I don't mind the book being long. I read the complete works of Lovecraft. I just don't see the point on some parts, i.e. when the author starts rambling about depictions of whales along human history (from a 19th century perspective).
Parker Howard
Isaiah Richardson
Bentley Thomas
The Gambler..
I have to read it at least once a year. Simply amazing.
Kayden Cooper
Zachary Miller
Harry Potter is wonderfully written for the children and that’s it. Far too shallow to be compared to real literature. Even pat rothfuss is a better writer.
Kayden Thompson
Picked this up a few months ago and i feel great relief/sadness that this was never finished. The detail he put into the first 30 days was intense
Liam Wilson
Long books =! literature
Lovecraft is good, but I wouldn't consider it a great work of literature. There is depth and meaning to literature, and it just seems like that isn't for you. Complete works of Lovecraft isn't a single work either. It's an anthology, which only points to your low attention span even more.
Levi Edwards
this actually looks pretty badass user, i'll check this out
Alexander Phillips
It really changed my life.
Jack Smith
Anathem by Neal Stephenson
Crtyptonomicon was also good. One of the few books that made me legit lol at times. Duffel.
Wyatt Kelly
While i love hp lovecraft, i enjoyed Robert e. Howards short stories much more
Cameron Diaz
I get it and ur still a faggot
Luke Ward
No actually. It's actually more about anarchy and schizophrenia than anything. Really great read though.
Bentley Robinson
Go read a Philip K. Dick book, nigger
Jaxon Sanchez
>Reading a whole, long-ass antology means that your attention span is low
Look, man, I don't mind accepting my flaws. I just don't see how you are right
Andrew Hughes
You might not think it but this book is great. (There are other books by other authors, also called "Marine Salvage" but I have no idea if they're 10/10 as well.)
Jeremiah Jones
Each small story has a buildup and climax to it. That means instead of reading a whole book for a large, meaningful climax, you're getting one every 30 minutes. There isn't anything wrong with short stories, but they don't have the space to develop much of anything beyond a shallow level. I know a lot of Lovecraft is interconnected, but it's not the same as a whole novel.
Gavin Watson
good effort. but not good enough
Nathaniel Carter
Daniel Carter
i think so. the first is a little long winded. the fourth is where it starts getting mind fucky.
Lucas Ward
While i get where you're coming from you sound like a massive faggot
Jose White
Oliver Walker
Good argument there, you might be able to argue better when you graduate highschool.
Levi Turner
>Lovecraft is good, but I wouldn't consider it a great work of literature
Lovecraft was one of the greatest writers of all time. His sentence structure and writing style go far above anything else in this thread except for John Milton.
Ian Reed
Havent read many books in my life but i was amazed with this one. Tho it just might be me, but i love anything post-apocalyptic related.
Tyler Johnson
Actual book. Better then you'd think.
Hudson Nelson
moved me to tears
John Edwards
Jeremiah Rivera
Only two good posts here.
Kevin Jackson
Grayson Morgan
What the fuck? How is the nerd bible not here? Shame on you fags. Seriously, haven't found a book that made me feel like this. Also reading atlas shrugged now. Very popular apparently.
Aiden Hill
I wasn't making a argument, only an observation.
Samuel Garcia
>each small story has a buildup and a climax to it
depends on the story. I read half of Moby Dick and I saw nothing comparable to a climax. The beggining was good, but the chapter about "The Depiction of Whales throughout Human History" was too much
Not this guy:
Lucas Murphy
Part of a series. Read the first one, and now looking forward to read the following ones!
Jason Martinez
It's kind of a fucked situation. I hate novels that are written specifically to espouse a philosophy too, and I blame literature classes, but if she hadn't novelized her idea, most people would have never read it.
Hudson Nguyen
I wonder if Melville got paid by the inch like a lot of the classics (Dickens, Dostoyevski, etc.)? He wrote some good short stories.
Levi Lewis
I didn't say his writing was bad, there just isn't much meaning behind it. It's very entertaining, but it isn't deep either.
The climax of moby dick is basically the last few chapters only. I was referring to anthologies when I said this.
Julian Johnson
Is it good? I've always loved the lore of those games, although I felt it went downhill after the third game.
Brayden Reed
Too many commies and capefags here
James Lopez
It's hilarious how people either rate this a 0/10 or a 10/10.
I personally think it's pretty good,I even liked the romantic scenes. Would rate maybe 8/10 due to weird plot points, and the sub par ending
Connor James
Seconded. Great fucking book. Highly recommended for every Yea Forumstard.
Daniel Gray
the silmarillion is awesome.
Gavin Murphy
>ayn rand
Hunter Ross
so-so
It's fine.
Not really, the first one is the best.
Wans't what I originally expected either seeing it's so politically charged, but it's unique.
Deserving classic.
The movie actually is better, which means this is shit.
No, it's a lot more dry.
Real Science-Fiction.
Good goyim.
Kinda pointless if you didn't read LotR first, but it's decent.
Brayden Gutierrez
DUDE!!! The imagery of how the swords look like the fields are in a silver blaze from how many soldiers are ready to shit on Melkor!?! Dude... you get it man.
Ryder Gutierrez
Lovecraft’s way with words is poetry. While not as deep as Shakespeare it is on the same level it terms of powerful design.
Ayden Young
Still sounding like a massive faggot.
Henry Gomez
Yeah, you are a faggot
Jordan Lewis
covers the history of American Aviation. the book reads like a novel. Airline industry is one of the most competitive, insane, and weird industries I've ever come across.
Benjamin Peterson
The Fountainhead, Crime and Punishment, The Road Less Traveled, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, A Confederacy of Dunces, As I Lay Dying, A Gathering of Old Men, The Great Gatsby (suck it! It's great!), Gone with the Wind, A Tour of the Calculus, Dark Night of the Soul, Of Mice and Men, Great Expectations, For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Protip:Read the books of the ages, not the book of the month
Jack Roberts
The great problem with setting a book, movie, or whatever 50 years in the future is that 50 years passes by surprisingly quickly.
Which reminds me, Soylent Green takes place in 2022. And the book it was based on, 'Make Room!, Make Room!' takes place in 1999.
Yep, the Population Bomb, Peek Oil, and the Climate Crises have been predicted to have killed us all by now for half a century.
Camden Moore
She's not crazy about you
Daniel Wilson
Failing right of the gate.
Liam Bell
Joseph King
Yep 10/10
Jayden Wright
Isaac Gray
Gabriel Martin
>glass stain on cover
It truly boils my blood to see a classic like this in such poor care. People who can't respect books shouldn't own them.
This is almost as bad as a copy of the Kama Sutra with the pages stuck together.
Mason Clark
tell me more
Jaxon Rogers
Grayson Reed
World war Z is enjoyable. Not deep or anything just a fun book.
Wyatt Powell
Best book I’ve ever read.
Nathan Brooks
>Crtyptonomicon was also good.
Yeah, 1100 pages of great story, just to end in a whimper.
Lincoln Hall
A sprawling unfinished novel told in five distinct novellas about the killings around Juarez in the aftermath of the factory boom. Bolano's other work is well worth seeking out too. The guy was a genius with his prose.
Carson Wood
Pretty good if you're into fiction
James Ortiz
damn it does sound good, thanks mon
Carson Perry
Shakespeare wasn't actually deep at all for the time he made it. It's the same as watching a cheesy romance movie today.
Jonathan Kelly
*tips fedora
Logan Long
It's fucking fantastic. Each section is written with a completely different style.
Lincoln Young
Henry Gutierrez
Fucking great stories in there tbh. Too bad everyone took it so literal.
Josiah Lee
I have done this kind of salvage work for the last 25 years...AMA user
Tyler Ramirez
Shakespeare is the deepest shit ever written. Gtfo m8.
Leo Taylor
Actually...thank you edgy millenial faggot
Chase Wood
Caleb Nguyen
Cameron White
Joshua Lewis
Mason Gomez
which translation is the best?
Daniel Taylor
Owen Johnson
Shakespeare's stuff is more impressive in how he did it (poetry) than the actual content of the stories. Although this never gets taught in schools for some reason.
Gavin Rodriguez
Jose Johnson
Actually fuck that book. If you HAVE to read Ayn Rand, The fountainhead is much better.
Brody Hernandez
Nathaniel Evans
Evan Price
I assume you havent read the tempest ya supreme faggot
David Cox
John Taylor
Noah Edwards
Zachary Harris
the movie sucked
Luke Harris
Not kidding. You niggers have really bad taste, especially for liking Lovecraft.
Lincoln Miller
Gavin Anderson
Henry Miller
what is this, a picture for ants?
Isaac Moore
I loved the scene where Abraham introduces his wife to Pheoroh as 'his sister', then when Pheoroh bangs her and pisses of Jehovah he Blackmails Pheoroh into giving him a shit load of riches in exchange for getting Jehovah to calm back down.
Was Fucking Pimp.
Hunter Reyes
Brandon Parker
this
Aiden Richardson
or nostromo?
Adrian Flores
Ian Torres
obvious bait that book objectively sucks. Fucking cringe worthy. I know neocons jerk off to it like porn.
Fun fact, did you know Ayn Rand died in public housing while receiving medicare? lol....
Jack Smith
If that's your definition of a 10/10 book, then you should just go ahead and an hero now, because there's no hope for you.
Brayden Rodriguez
Julian Ortiz
I found it slightly disappointing even though he makes a few interesting points.
Isaac Fisher
Absolutely perfect. And painful.
Hunter Adams
Jaxson Ross
Caleb Thompson
Because she told the truth about you. I remember years ago when marxists would accuse Rand of creating ridiculous, over the top "strawman" villains. After Antifa was invented, they stopped saying that shit.
Daniel Hall
the giver, by louis lowry
Parker Bennett
Charles Parker
The Painted Bird: Jerzy Kosinski
Tyler Taylor
Thomas James
Xavier Morales
GUYS
do you have any good sites to download books
Samuel Ward
Genius post...this guy is plugged in
John Allen
search /t/, there used to be a huge torrent of e-books on there a while back.
Adam Diaz
I don't know. I'm reading the Penguin Classics edition, but some people don't like their translations for whatever reason.
I also have the version with the white cover (pictured), which I'm planning to read next. If in doubt, just go with the white cover version; I've heard it's better.
Wyatt Hill
Go back to 7th grade fagot
Bentley Martin
good idea thanks mon
Evan Hall
be a good human and pay for it
Lincoln Mitchell
MyAnonamouse is the best. Interviews to get in are open once a week and are easy as fuck; you just have to know how torrenting works, understand the rules, and not be an asshole.
Next best is libgen.io. They're great.
scribd sometimes has some good stuff; use a Japanese random text generator to make "quality" documents to upload and trade for the good stuff.
Blake Sanchez
Y'all are pussies
Noah Clark
thank you user appreciate it
Thomas Howard
Not sure if I can give this book 10 again, but it was very influential back in the day, when I was just starting out my personal development.
Ian Miller
Zachary Ross
>Great expectations
Neck yourself
Nathaniel White
Ayden Edwards
It was good.
Logan Garcia
Read something fun for once faggots
Landon Gray
All his books are basically the same. This one is no different.
Ryder Bennett
Lost.
Samuel Richardson
Good read even if I don't particularly like the author
Ryan Ortiz
Mason Moore
Fuck you on about? The Omega Man is god mode.
Levi King
Wyatt Mitchell
Tribes,
Inside delta force by Eric Haney
David Martinez
Charles Lee
One of the books that fills the most in my thinking
Samuel Perez
Pretty sure Barbrady said this was trash. Kill yourself
Cooper Perry
Which movie version did you not like?
Eli Torres
Connor Ross
Read these as a kid, they were quite decent
Austin Rogers
Yes
Kevin Fisher
Ayden Butler
If you don’t know you won’t know.
Zachary Williams
I see. I think you’re being intentionally contrarian if you didn’t like either one.
Aiden Cook
How much time do you have?
Blake Ward
>Full of political/philosophical propaganda. She didn't even bother to hide her real intentions
Who cares? For the duration of the novel you have a consistent voice narrating the story that is as flawed as it is, you as the reader can garner a lot of poingnant thoughts by disagreeing or agreeing. It’s a novel without facade by this point, and she draws the vivid and lavish Art Deco like setting of mid century New York in a fantastic way.
It doesn’t work as a manifesto but it works great at displaying and laying out a controversial belief that many people hold.
Austin Martinez
Noah Long
Oe Gang
Jacob Morgan
Speaker For the Dead is probably the last 10/10 I've read. Book 3 of the Ender's Game series. RingWorld is also a 10/10.
Julian Ramirez
highly recommended
Parker Walker
>moby dick is a piece of shit
I bet life is hard being smarter than everyone else isn’t it? What a tortured, deep soul you must be.
Kek
Jack Foster
That book changed the way I look at life
Henry Turner
Dank
Brandon Mitchell
>gunz r bad the end
Adrian Gonzalez
New book every week, give or take.
Hudson Reed
Eli Gutierrez
Odd answer.
Carson Gomez
>Ayn Rand
>Donald Trump
>mfw leftists are fucking uneducated retards
Jason Sullivan
Or..
If dude looks suspicious, you don't have to step in elevator with him.
Eli Cox
Yes sir! That Mormon faggot dun good.
Jaxon Roberts
Noah Adams
He is kinda a one trick pony
Ryan Campbell
William Anderson
English is my 4th language.. soz
Bentley Sanders
Oh, an abuser! Got anything from Cosby, Clinton or Jackson??
Oliver White
Can't read, huh?
Jayden Gray
Nolan Cook
Yessir! In high school, made it through 1st two volumes, never finished 3rd
Brody Powell
It allowed me to stand up to my dad.
Thomas Morales
Is this for kiddie books? I read this in 8th grade.
So embarrassing. Read books for adults
Elijah Watson
Aaron Miller
I'm not the only one! That book was amazing!
Jose Davis
There aren't any
Ryan Gutierrez
> Having taste this shit
Luke Walker
The story written in first person style from the perspective of a book-dumb boxer that learns about tales of knights and chivalry and tries to make himself a better person with his shallow/humble/earnest understanding of the concept. I can never find it again.
Levi Cook
this
Benjamin Hall
:(
Luis Lewis
Much thanks for this. As for the difference between celebration and sendup, I like it best when it's too ambiguous to tell. That's when trolling becomes a fine art, though like Hedda Gabler I select with care whose hair I'd like to set ablaze.
Bentley Cooper
The seven habits of highly effective Pirates.
Rule 1: pillage, then burn
Nathan Martin
Luke Perry
I would give this one a 3/10 but then again I don't like sci-fi
Jaxson Anderson
amazon.com
It might be in there?
Ryan Flores
Brayden Russell
Michael Collins
Yeah I don't know what these libcucks are smoking (weed?) but that was not a good book.
Caleb Moore
Andrew Gray
Read this while I was in a psych ward, feigning suicidal crisis. (The things one will do to postpone exposure to the elements.) Much better than I expected it to be.
Jason Rivera
Darkness falls on Valinor
A sickness dark and vile for all
The Trees lie dead by poisoned trick
The High King slain, his blood runs thick
From gaping wound to cold stone floor
The doors of Formenos thrown down
The Dark Power snatches heirloom crowns
The Silmarils of blinding light
Forever lost in hate and spite
By Moringotto who fled the grounds.
Fëanáro, Spirit of Fire
Fierce and fell, with tempered ire
Blinded by grief and fey with pride
Claims the kingship by birthright
A shining hope in city dire.
Forth he sprang with sharpened words
Through impassioned speech he spurred
The valiant Noldor to desperate deeds
Fury drives us, we take no heed
Of the dark and dangerous paths unheard.
“Away!” he cries, with voice like iron
And eyes that gleam with wrath of lions
“There is naught now for us here,
We must avenge, and let all fear
The drums and wrath of Finwë’s scion.”
Then we, the faithful loyal sons
Let naked blade be drawn, each one
Thinking not of days ahead
But drunk with grief for High King dead
And lust for Silmarils to be won.
The sons stand with their mighty king
And swear the Oath that’s doomed to bring
Pain and sorrow upon their names
Driving them to ruin and shame
A deed of horror for the bards to sing.
We lead our kin from city great
Abandon the splendour of our state
To fight for jewels of cherished light
The hallowed Silmarils burning bright
And thus carve into stone our fate.
Flaming torches light our way
Towards the open land where rays
Of sunlight fall and metal rings,
Towards the bright new realm of kings
Where blood is spilt in light of day.
Connor Lopez
Leo Foster
"it's so relevant to our times"
Dylan Flores
>The King in Yellow
I've read enough Lovecraft to know better.
Brandon Jenkins
i loved this series, especially the final two books. some of the only books that i re-read just for fun.
Liam Anderson
The Excession, Iain M Banks.
Lincoln Williams
its just a good book
Nathaniel Cooper
What the fuck is that supposed to mean
Cooper Flores
I'm sure the rest of the Nazi book club snicker and judge
Nolan Wright
Black Science Man!
Bentley Butler
Adrian Long
>we posted the same book
Hey bud, have you seen how deep the rabbit hole goes with Sauron/Morgoth erotic fanart? The "ship" name is Angbang and it's HILARIOUS
Logan Robinson
better than to kill a mocking bird tbh
Elijah Nelson
Bylat
Levi Evans
And, shockingly, rapist! Who could've forseen???
Bentley Barnes
I like to be entertained by my reading
Jeremiah Jones
You have shit for brains, tbh
Tyler Nguyen
Caleb Gray
>I like to be entertained by my reading
Anthony Martinez
That’s ironic. I read it when I first got sober.
Brayden Roberts
Ah, I like to grow and think rather than being entertained. Being entertained...holy shit, the birthmark of a truly fucked generation. Well, Hop on Pop and Green Eggs and Ham are good, too.
HEY, you want to talk life death and eternity?...why, no, I haven't seen Dude, Where's My Car.
Henry Morales
Actually I'm not "black" black in smart boy terms is the absence of color. My skin is closer to brown.
Gavin Morales
Lol inagine being as stupid as him. I like reading books so boring my nose bleeds.
Chase Myers
This and 'Rules for Radicals'
All you need to be progressive
Brayden Lopez
This is hilarious
Kayden Lopez
Matthew Hughes
Of good god, 13 yr old alert
Lincoln Hill
Sad to see no Dick in this thread
Jonathan Ross
Christian Anderson
Actually I'm not "13" years in science terms is meaningless since each planet has its own orbit cycle.
Christian Thomas
>A nobody gives a book 3/10
Yeah, the whole literary community is appaled...
Angel White
even if you only see the movie, they kept the dedication at the end, and that's where I teared up.
Charles Perez
Nope, you must turn everything political when you speak with burgers.
You don't wanna see what they turn Dr. Seuss in.
Joshua Hall
Ah I see you're a Rick and Morty fan. I could never understand the nuanced humor of that show with my puny intellect
Wyatt Edwards
Trips of truth that is my favorite movie and PKD book
Caleb Thompson
It's not that Heinlien was unable to write good stuff, he was just SO far up his own ass about the libertarian BS, IMHO his best work was a short scary story I forgot the name off, I missed a bus stop reading that, by like 20 minutes.
Justin Barnes
Noah Wright
I fucking hate folks like you. Just let people read what they like. Who cares if they are reading Hunger Games or Shakespeare.
Anthony Hughes
Only acceptable answer
Carter Morris
underrated post
Hudson Carter
Cooper Roberts
No, dickhead. Never saw it. I'm a grown-up.
Christian Scott
Pic related was one of the first books I've read, and the best I remember of (since it made a big change in my teen years)
>inb4 Harry's massive, erect, rockhard and fulfilling idealism
Also, a week or so ago I finished "The Collector" and it was the only book I felt disgusted to as a whole
Ryan Green
>plays race card to cash in on sjw trend of “Im a bigger victim”
newsmax.com
>gets swept up in #meetoo movement
blogs.scientificamerican.com
The best part of the last article is the intersectionality of identity politics. It’s written by a black women who talks about being sexually assaulted on various occasion, white racism toward Tyson, and finally Black patriarchy being to blame for her experiences and Tyson being a part of that. It makes my head feel like it’s going to explode.
TLDR: Black women are at the top of the oppression pyramid provided a trans black man isn’t in the room.
Nathaniel Robinson
While I favor the three stigmata of palmer eldritch, a scanner darkly definitely got the best movie adaptation out of all the PKD novels.
William Cook
Good one mate
Grayson Lee
I swear I'm not retard
Austin Baker
It allowed me to stand up to your dad too. He even sucked my cock as a show of submission.
Christian Ross
This book could have literally been 1/8th of what it is and would have been a lot better.
I don't honestly think you've read it.
Colton Hernandez
Haha what an immensely simple individual, he probably unironically enjoys pop music. I on the other hand wake up to Bach
Camden Price
Good one.
Xavier Collins
My guy. That movie is 10/10 and the book is too. But just the whole idea and story of three stigmata really do it for me. Maybe one day we will get a scanner tier stigmata adaptation..
Ryan Barnes
Sounds like something a 15 year old wouldn't say
Gabriel Robinson
>Bach
Fool. I listen to the original human music. Grugnar's Grunts and yelling in C minnor. Everything else is derivative.
Jeremiah Cruz
You funny man, I send you to gulag
Andrew Wilson
Thomas Thomas
Dude, Where's my Car? is probably better than your pedantic musings about existence
Liam Wright
meh, john keynes views were proven to be more accurate and his writings predate rand's
the general theory of employment interest and money was a good one
Easton Howard
I read about 80 pages of one of the Myst books and the only thing that happened was that it rained.
That's it. The rest was descriptive and honestly a snorefest.
Angel Powell
Oh I didn't realize that was up on Spotify now
Joshua Peterson
>burgers
>politics
Yeah I can see how you would think that being you’re country can’t shit the fuck up about Trump and gun control in America.
>you don’t know what country I’m from
Yah I don’t need to to apply the above statement to it.
Liam Richardson
Jesus Christ my autocorrect didn’t do me any favors here. Well this post will be like ducks in a barrel...
Jonathan Barnes
>Most people won't get this popular book that was made into a movie
Jackson Kelly
you are such a seething faggot its ridiculous
A+
Based
no
Ironically 11/10
Based
Haven't read, but probably leddit tier
Kek'd
Based
This and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
Also for a totally different reason, Feeling Good by Dr.Burns, changed my life and I'm sure many others as well.
Thomas Myers
I like to pronounce the author's name as, "Dumbass". It's a fantastic story.
Lucas Hughes
Why?
Chase Hall
I enjoyed that one.
Chase Rivera
One can only hope... but I think It would be almost impossible to adapt into a movie tbqh.
Jonathan Wright
Until he gets convicted I'm going to treat it with the same scoffing disdain Trumpets treat it when their champions get accused of, well, anything.
Dylan Lopez
considering its not named "the prince" but "De Principatibus" .. aaanyway this and the odyssey - thou not really books .)
Luke Rodriguez
Yeah certainly would not be easy to pull off. We must have faith brother
Daniel Butler
Hey guys can I get some attention for this post? I mean, I feel it was artfully crafted and I’m in desperate need of validation.
Benjamin Price
Loved all 4 books in the series. 10/10 good shit user.
Henry Brooks
O shit boi