I Hart Booth Fan Club

So the more I tweak the video the more frustrated I get lol.

verticallychallangedcutie wrote:So the more I tweak the video the more frustrated I get lol.

I'm sorry kitten, the second one was good I just missed the Jasper scene.


RM

I really don't like this book

which book? and also Hello

Hi jay. What book?

THX1138 wrote:

verticallychallangedcutie wrote:So the more I tweak the video the more frustrated I get lol.

I'm sorry kitten, the second one was good I just missed the Jasper scene.


RM

*growls* Stupid post got eaten again. I traded out a scene for the Jasper scene so no worries.

Hi fly, treble (I'm Jay or Jayne nice to meet you!), robert, and rae.

To Kill A Mockingbird. I can't stand it. I would rather then this book.

hy6110327 wrote:Hi fly, treble (I'm Jay or Jayne nice to meet you!), robert, and rae.

To Kill A Mockingbird. I can't stand it. I would rather then this book.

That is a great book...one of my all time favorites. The only book we had to read in school that I enjoyed. Sorry you don't like it.

What don't you like about it?

hy6110327 wrote:Hi fly, treble (I'm Jay or Jayne nice to meet you!), robert, and rae.

To Kill A Mockingbird. I can't stand it. I would rather then this book.

Well Jay or Jayne, believe it or not my name is actually Jayme ( all just a little co-incidental LOL) nice to meet you!

hy6110327 wrote:Hi fly, treble (I'm Jay or Jayne nice to meet you!), robert, and rae.

To Kill A Mockingbird. I can't stand it. I would rather then this book.

Yeah, not one of my favorites. Still, I've read worse. Much much worse. "A Distant Mirror" comes to mind - a history the 14th century by following the trials and tribulations of the Sire De Coucy. 700 pages of hell.

RM

IDK fly. I just can't get into it. I'm awful at grammar but I can't read a book with awful grammar.

THX1138 wrote:

hy6110327 wrote:Hi fly, treble (I'm Jay or Jayne nice to meet you!), robert, and rae.

To Kill A Mockingbird. I can't stand it. I would rather then this book.

Yeah, not one of my favorites. Still, I've read worse. Much much worse. "A Distant Mirror" comes to mind - a history the 14th century by following the trials and tribulations of the Sire De Coucy. 700 pages of hell.

RM

I would probably like that though!

treble21 wrote:

hy6110327 wrote:Hi fly, treble (I'm Jay or Jayne nice to meet you!), robert, and rae.

To Kill A Mockingbird. I can't stand it. I would rather then this book.

Well Jay or Jayne, believe it or not my name is actually Jayme ( all just a little co-incidental LOL) nice to meet you!

lol! Nice! I shall remember you're name now

hy6110327 wrote:IDK fly. I just can't get into it. I'm awful at grammar but I can't read a book with awful grammar.

That's too bad, it's a great story with a great message. And he only wrote it how the people actually spoke at the time. But I suppose it's not for everyone.

To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my favorite books! Now ask me to reread
The Witch of Blackbird pond and I'd rather shoot myself.

I think I may be the only person in the world to not have read that book

flyersfan35 wrote:

hy6110327 wrote:IDK fly. I just can't get into it. I'm awful at grammar but I can't read a book with awful grammar.

That's too bad, it's a great story with a great message. And he only wrote it how the people actually spoke at the time. But I suppose it's not for everyone.

I know that, but I just can't get into it. If I didn't have to read it over Musical stuff maybe I would like it but with the Musical just wrapping up I've only had time to skim it

verticallychallangedcutie wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my favorite books! Now ask me to reread
The Witch of Blackbird pond and I'd rather shoot myself.

Moby Dick was really hard to get through...actually, if I remember correctly, I never read the whole thing...lol

treble21 wrote:I think I may be the only person in the world to not have read that book

When I was in school, there were always certain books we had to read. Farenheit 451, Animal Farm, Moby Dick, Lord of the Flies. And To Kill a Mockingbird. And that was the only one that left an impression, and that I've read again. More than once...lol.

flyersfan35 wrote:

treble21 wrote:I think I may be the only person in the world to not have read that book

When I was in school, there were always certain books we had to read. Farenheit 451, Animal Farm, Moby Dick, Lord of the Flies. And To Kill a Mockingbird. And that was the only one that left an impression, and that I've read again. More than once...lol.

I only had to read the 2 that I bolded. Some of the English teachers at my school had To kill a mockingbird in their curriculums, but I never ended up with one that did.

I love Animal Farm, I can read a book in a few hours. I'm a speed reader but that Witch Book took me almost 3 weeks to read it. I couldn't even tell you what is was about now.

I think next year I have to read Farenheit 451. This year I've read Anthem, TKAM, and independent reading books.

treble21 wrote:

flyersfan35 wrote:

treble21 wrote:I think I may be the only person in the world to not have read that book

When I was in school, there were always certain books we had to read. Farenheit 451, Animal Farm, Moby Dick, Lord of the Flies. And To Kill a Mockingbird. And that was the only one that left an impression, and that I've read again. More than once...lol.

I only had to read the 2 that I bolded. Some of the English teachers at my school had To kill a mockingbird in their curriculums, but I never ended up with one that did.

It's funny, when I was in Boston the last time, we were in the Harvard bookstore, and there was someone in there looking at that book and was recommending it to the other person. Forcefully...lol. I would do the same...I would recommend it to anyone. But I also know that not everyone likes the same thing...lol.

hy6110327 wrote:I think next year I have to read Farenheit 451. This year I've read Anthem, TKAM, and independent reading books.

I didn't like it...I thought it was a snoozer...lol.