Anyone read it? Anyone?

Beuller?

I use to think it was "The Count of Monte Crisco"

And no...I've not read it.

Ummm...I've made Monte Cristo sandwiches

Nikster said:

Oh those are delicious...

What are they? Ham and cheese dipped in batter and fried?

Then you dip that mess in jam and ...

9sy, that's my favorite novel. I've never seen -- outside of Scripture -- writing that deals with the core of manhood, justice, mystery, the relation of man and God, and twooo wuvvvv. During my twenties, I made a ritual of reading it once a year. I love that book. Dumas was a genius.

I can only hope that young Imago will take a moment to complete what he's started.

I have the unabridged version in my bookcase. I need to crack it.

2the9s said:

The ones I make involve texas toast, egg wash, turkey, cheese, and ham

ThreadBare said:

Yeah it really is quite a book....too much of a book for Dan, methinks.



It's one of those books you don't want to end. I should read it again too.

2the9s said:

What is your fixation on this Dan?

pinkgirl93 said:

He completes me.

2the9s said:

Yeah, the Count ran him away. I knew it...

ThreadBare said:

Have you read Jasmine's blog yet?

2the9s said:

No, i keep getting an error msg on myspace... Is there a Count moment?

yeah i read it. but it's already about 10 years ago.

why you asking?

2the9s said:

i read it. lovely, romantic story.

pinkgirl93 said:

if you loved reading about the count, try reading the scarlet pimpernel.

2the9s said:

I've read, and re-read the Count of Monte Cristo probably 6 or 7 times. It's just a great classic, a tale of love, revenge...The original movie was very good too, I think Leslie Howard starred in it. It may sound corny, but the Three Muskateers, which was also written by Alexandre' Dumas is also a great read.