Re: Book Suggestions
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 3:21 am
FINE! Find someone else to appreciate your shitty books!LordRetard wrote:Well then you can't have them!
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FINE! Find someone else to appreciate your shitty books!LordRetard wrote:Well then you can't have them!
Ok, I accept your apology.LordRetard wrote:I am now full of remorse.
This goes along my theory of 'never borrow someone elses porn' because... really... what's been on it...LordRetard wrote:I'll wash 'em off... They might smell a little rank, but, I mean, nothing I can do about that.
Haha good theory, but now in the digital age it sometimes doesn't apply - cos if you 'borrow' it off someone's hard drive there's probably not much risk....Kimra wrote:This goes along my theory of 'never borrow someone elses porn' because... really... what's been on it...LordRetard wrote:I'll wash 'em off... They might smell a little rank, but, I mean, nothing I can do about that.
If you can make it work I bet you can sell it for millions.LordRetard wrote:Wouldn't that just be awful? Get your friend to send you something and then BAM! Your whole desk is covered in goop. It'd definitely be quite the surprise.
Given that there are functioning minds out there handing over cash for Twilight novels, this statement couldn't be more accurate if it were subjected to analysis by a flock of physicists...LordRetard wrote:I guess it's not the grossest thing people will buy.
And not just Twilight novels - I saw plastic shitty looking movie replica jewellry for sale at Borders the other day *shudder*rustypup wrote:Given that there are functioning minds out there handing over cash for Twilight novels, this statement couldn't be more accurate if it were subjected to analysis by a flock of physicists...LordRetard wrote:I guess it's not the grossest thing people will buy.
I keep wanting to re-read these novels (god there are four, and they get longer each time), thinking "maybe I missed something, maybe I wasn't in the right mood when I read them." Because this is the kind of crap I actually love. But you know what? There is no right mood. They are the only books I have ever bought that I have not kept.* Instead I left them in Japan. Let some other country have that problem.Apocalyptus wrote:And not just Twilight novels - I saw plastic shitty looking movie replica jewellry for sale at Borders the other day *shudder*rustypup wrote:Given that there are functioning minds out there handing over cash for Twilight novels, this statement couldn't be more accurate if it were subjected to analysis by a flock of physicists...LordRetard wrote:I guess it's not the grossest thing people will buy.
I am planning on eventually reading them because a) I can't keep insulting something I haven't read, and b) I've heard there's some ridiculously weird creepy part where they do it and she passes out and he keeps going and breaks her bones and then she gets pregnant with a half vampire baby and she has to drink blood to keep it alive and then they have to tear it out of her cos it's eating her alive. I can't afford to miss that kind of storyline.Kimra wrote:I keep wanting to re-read these novels (god there are four, and they get longer each time), thinking "maybe I missed something, maybe I wasn't in the right mood when I read them." Because this is the kind of crap I actually love. But you know what? There is no right mood.
You make it sounds interesting, rather than pathetic. Yeah total vampire rape going on there, yay. Let me find links for you... Here you are.Apocalyptus wrote:I am planning on eventually reading them because a) I can't keep insulting something I haven't read, and b) I've heard there's some ridiculously weird creepy part where they do it and she passes out and he keeps going and breaks her bones and then she gets pregnant with a half vampire baby and she has to drink blood to keep it alive and then they have to tear it out of her cos it's eating her alive. I can't afford to miss that kind of storyline.Kimra wrote:I keep wanting to re-read these novels (god there are four, and they get longer each time), thinking "maybe I missed something, maybe I wasn't in the right mood when I read them." Because this is the kind of crap I actually love. But you know what? There is no right mood.