Asthaloth wrote:Found my Bible. Book of Job makes me irritable, shall have to skip that one too.
The last bible I owned I cut up and pasted in quotes in an orb for an art project. They're so useful that way, all them big words... and hillarious rules...
Asthaloth wrote:Found my Bible. Book of Job makes me irritable, shall have to skip that one too.
The last bible I owned I cut up and pasted in quotes in an orb for an art project. They're so useful that way, all them big words... and hillarious rules...
This was TOTALLY not the thread I posted that in...
And most of it is quite sensible (Well. Okay, a lot of the rules aren't relevant now, didn't stop them being relevant when they were written three thousand years ago.)
Asthaloth wrote:Found my Bible. Book of Job makes me irritable, shall have to skip that one too.
The last bible I owned I cut up and pasted in quotes in an orb for an art project. They're so useful that way, all them big words... and hillarious rules...
This was TOTALLY not the thread I posted that in...
And most of it is quite sensible (Well. Okay, a lot of the rules aren't relevant now, didn't stop them being relevant when they were written three thousand years ago.)
All my replies to the rule thing are terrible. And thusly, I can't post them. But it totally WAS the thread you posted it in. *yawns*
My school is reading it now and I love it! Everyone else hates it. The Russian Revolution has always been an interesting topic for me and it was a great look at it.
Bookwormy wrote:Ever since I started reading at age 3, (i'm not kidding), I have always loved books. By age 12, I was reading Catcher and the Rye. (And liking it.) Here are some others I love that NOBODY else at my high school seems to like:
-TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD-
-A TALE OF TWO CITIES-
-JANE EYRE-
-PRIDE AND PREJUDICE-
-THE DIVINE COMEDY BY DANTE-
-WUTHERING HEIGHTS-
-LITTLE WOMEN-
-SHAKESPEARE-
There's more...much more. But that, is a story for another day.
I liked almost all of these books, you are not alone))) well, I like 1984 by Orwell - not many people like to read this book!