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I have though that everywhere has one apart from some inculding us we never one to show that alot of people come to this forum and by beating all the other longest thread it will show that the Movies, TV, Music and Books is the best!
Write about every film,cd,book,or something on T.V that you watched and though was good or bad we can beat the other forums but we need everyone to join in to when you are at this forum do all your chating here.
This thread you can talk about anything.
thanks Coley
Write about every film,cd,book,or something on T.V that you watched and though was good or bad we can beat the other forums but we need everyone to join in to when you are at this forum do all your chating here.
This thread you can talk about anything.
thanks Coley
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If having read a book in the last week makes me a natural fool then yes, I am just that.
Seriously though Tazz, Wrestling-related jibes aside, has reading honestly become uncool? Do you not have the will to pick up a good book and read it from beginning to end and not be entirely immersed in the world created by the author. Try reading "Catch-22" by Joseph Heller, it's funny, wilfully absurd and not too difficult to read. Or why not read something that's beautifully moving like "Catcher in the Rye" or "The Great Gatsby". They are all brilliant books and you won't regret reading them, you might even impress your teachers (I'm asuming you are still at school). I know that school takes a lot of the fun out of reading, but I reall do believe that my favourite book was more of an experience, for want of a better word, than my favourite film.
It may be easy to watch a director's interpretation of a book for one and a half hours than actually reading the book over a few days but it's not better. When you read you are the director and you can interpret the book in whichever way you want; you can imagine your own vision of each character and you can get to know them on your own terms. When you watch a film the director does all that for you. Some people like that, however, I don't. I find that books are a far more involving experience than cinema, and I love films. You shouldn't be so critical of books when there is a wealth of enjoment out there that you are denying yourself because of a thoroughly misinformed opinion. Think about. Reading isn't oldfashioned; it just requires you to think a little, and that's not so hard, is it?
Seriously though Tazz, Wrestling-related jibes aside, has reading honestly become uncool? Do you not have the will to pick up a good book and read it from beginning to end and not be entirely immersed in the world created by the author. Try reading "Catch-22" by Joseph Heller, it's funny, wilfully absurd and not too difficult to read. Or why not read something that's beautifully moving like "Catcher in the Rye" or "The Great Gatsby". They are all brilliant books and you won't regret reading them, you might even impress your teachers (I'm asuming you are still at school). I know that school takes a lot of the fun out of reading, but I reall do believe that my favourite book was more of an experience, for want of a better word, than my favourite film.
It may be easy to watch a director's interpretation of a book for one and a half hours than actually reading the book over a few days but it's not better. When you read you are the director and you can interpret the book in whichever way you want; you can imagine your own vision of each character and you can get to know them on your own terms. When you watch a film the director does all that for you. Some people like that, however, I don't. I find that books are a far more involving experience than cinema, and I love films. You shouldn't be so critical of books when there is a wealth of enjoment out there that you are denying yourself because of a thoroughly misinformed opinion. Think about. Reading isn't oldfashioned; it just requires you to think a little, and that's not so hard, is it?
Iguana wrote:
> Tazz wrote:
> OK can I just say, there are plenty of other guys on this
> forum that like
> wrestling. So I joined this forum as well, does that mean
> you should just
> opinionize all over me as if I care? Why don't you go
> insult some other
> wrestling fan on this forum instead of insulting my
> life?!
And there a plently of other people on these forums who take part in
> that medievil past time known as reading. Just because you prefer TV doesn't
> mean it should be removed from this forum header. Besides, you're the one who
> came here and said "No-one reads".
Your right but I'm completely offended!
> Tazz wrote:
> OK can I just say, there are plenty of other guys on this
> forum that like
> wrestling. So I joined this forum as well, does that mean
> you should just
> opinionize all over me as if I care? Why don't you go
> insult some other
> wrestling fan on this forum instead of insulting my
> life?!
And there a plently of other people on these forums who take part in
> that medievil past time known as reading. Just because you prefer TV doesn't
> mean it should be removed from this forum header. Besides, you're the one who
> came here and said "No-one reads".
Your right but I'm completely offended!
C0ck sucker.
Ha! I can see this topic is going to be a complete success!
Tazz wrote:
> OK can I just say, there are plenty of other guys on this forum that like
> wrestling. So I joined this forum as well, does that mean you should just
> opinionize all over me as if I care? Why don't you go insult some other
> wrestling fan on this forum instead of insulting my life?!
And there a plently of other people on these forums who take part in that medievil past time known as reading. Just because you prefer TV doesn't mean it should be removed from this forum header. Besides, you're the one who came here and said "No-one reads".
> OK can I just say, there are plenty of other guys on this forum that like
> wrestling. So I joined this forum as well, does that mean you should just
> opinionize all over me as if I care? Why don't you go insult some other
> wrestling fan on this forum instead of insulting my life?!
And there a plently of other people on these forums who take part in that medievil past time known as reading. Just because you prefer TV doesn't mean it should be removed from this forum header. Besides, you're the one who came here and said "No-one reads".
I think that wresting is entertaining and I like it aswell and I was not making funny but if you think I was then sorry.
Tazz wrote:
> OK. Are you deliberately trying to start an argument on this fresh new topic or
> are you just a natural fool?
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Some tart like you who doesn't read and probably can't read has no right to call ANYONE an idiot. Sod off. I'm shaking with anger.
> OK. Are you deliberately trying to start an argument on this fresh new topic or
> are you just a natural fool?
--
Some tart like you who doesn't read and probably can't read has no right to call ANYONE an idiot. Sod off. I'm shaking with anger.
OK can I just say, there are plenty of other guys on this forum that like wrestling. So I joined this forum as well, does that mean you should just opinionize all over me as if I care? Why don't you go insult some other wrestling fan on this forum instead of insulting my life?!
Read gives you more intelligans and wresting destroys it.
I think you should have a debate and the PLUS and Negiative of wresting and reading.
I think you should have a debate and the PLUS and Negiative of wresting and reading.
Tazz wrote:
Are you kidding or are
> you a genuine idiot?
OK, so the only
> books that ain't read are those kiddy story books! But I haven't read any kind
> of book for ages!!
I think I gathered that. Children's books are great.. Dogger! Tiger who came to tea..
Are you kidding or are
> you a genuine idiot?
OK, so the only
> books that ain't read are those kiddy story books! But I haven't read any kind
> of book for ages!!
I think I gathered that. Children's books are great.. Dogger! Tiger who came to tea..
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