Man do I enjoy reading books...not just one but two at a time...I opened this history book today and was engulfed in all the action the book has to offer. Heres a pic I took of the book Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Poem about books One alone cannot make two, But two alone can tally three. If some find sums enough to do, Some find some their ecstasy. Yet do not add unless you love, For greater sums require more, And though in proof might pleasant prove, In life might prove a lifelong chore. Historians ought best beware Of multiplying much too soon. While two might err, far more must bear What didn't add up one afternoon.
Sure. When my sister had toothache, right, and I read her dostoevskys notes from underground the part where he talks about how people are just moaning out their pain to others and are enjoying it. That they enjoy toothache a certain part---and I sort of made her mad, that is probably my best moment with a book. Then again, there's the time I was reading Nietzsche's ideas of women to some friends, and they are like "that's the cuss out women book." The book you hand to them and they crap. These are my moments with "books", but they aren't too special, just un-special.
I love to read books, i recently read an "unauthorised" biography of Guns N' Roses. One of my favourite books though is the Asterix and Obelix series, they're brilliant!
I love Asterix and Obelix! sadly, the racial references mean that I can't share them with my neice and nefew; which is really too bad. It's a great source of historical info about the time period. and the OP's photo looks like cleavage in a cocktail dress Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
thats what i was thinking, i thought it was at first then i realised it was a book. What racial references?
Lol, I thought exactly that. Was about to post a comment. Man, we're pervs. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! - N
wow...after the n'th post only did someone realize... the whole forum isnt about books you guys...look deeper inside the picture...see more then just the poem... fooled you all didnt I? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
mainly the over-emphisis on stereotypical black features; they were written back when this: Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! was considered OK. these days... not so much.
