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"WORLDS LONGEST THREAD!!!!! Record attempt"

Come on everone, lets get into the guiness book of records. Write completely random stuff here, and try to get the thread longer than 600 replies (the world record) WOOHOO LETS GO. In fact i got an i dea, lets have a word game. I write a word, and u reply with the first word which comes into your head.


1st Word:----------------> Playstation 2

Flockhart wrote:
> I really liked Shakespeare once i knew how to read it but i agree
> with you that maybe it should be a college thing.

A college thing? but you know how important shakespeare is. everyone grows up with it, Japanese, America student everyone, it's covered in drama too. I dunno I really enjoyed it in school, sure it was a little hard but I loved watching the animated versions heh, it made the stories a lot more interesting for me

Lucy Laptop wrote:
> I don't read at all, haven't got the attention span and didn't like
> going through Shakespeare for GCSE, i know it's a important part of
> language history but i think it's difficult to read for some people
> and it doesn't help.

I really liked Shakespeare once i knew how to read it but i agree with you that maybe it should be a college thing.

Lucy Laptop wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
>
> I don't read at all, haven't got the attention span and didn't like
> going through Shakespeare for GCSE, i know it's a important part of
> language history but i think it's difficult to read for some people
> and it doesn't help.

What play or poetry did you study? Some are better than others.

I not so sure how good it was for language history, Shakespeare made up a lot of words of his own.

mattributé wrote:
> I would, but that would involve wasting time writing which could be
> spent
>
> -writing for Gameaday
> -writing coursework
> -doing nothing.
>
> I prefer the latter.

Lol I thought you'd go for that too hehe

M@rk wrote:
> I like any kind of book really, I'm willing to try anything, I'd love
> to read more shakespeare, oh and pride and prejudice, doubt given
> that a go trish :P

I had to do it as a book study in school along with A Room With a View

Lindgren wrote:
> What kind of books do you like Lucy?

I don't read at all, haven't got the attention span and didn't like going through Shakespeare for GCSE, i know it's a important part of language history but i think it's difficult to read for some people and it doesn't help.

I would, but that would involve wasting time writing which could be spent

-writing for Gameaday
-writing coursework
-doing nothing.

I prefer the latter.

mattributé wrote:
> I can guess
>
> 'Revolutionary'

lol yes that seems to be the idea theyse reviews are projecting lol. you should really set them straight

I like any kind of book really, I'm willing to try anything, I'd love to read more shakespeare, oh and pride and prejudice, doubt given that a go trish :P

M@rk wrote:
> lol, sounds like a good read, I wonder what the amazon reviews gave
> it.

I can guess

'Revolutionary'