luv4all7 said:

actually I added a serious answer... look towards the beginning of the thread. I wasn't sure whether you were after serious answers but was guessing underneath it all you were

just trying to help

luv4all7 said:

YOU didnt read the book

Natisse said:

I know baby, I saw it, Thank You.

I did what you said. I don't HATE anyone. I think I just hate my life.

Mach said:

I read to Kill a Mocking Bird though. I actually even OWN it.
And I read the Great Gatsby too.

luv4all7 said:

Hey!!

You added the rollies later!!! No fair!

JustErin said:

Erin LOOKS fade. LIFE isn't fair. Wake up out of your dream world slut face.

luv4all7 said:

YOU'RE SO SHALLOW

Mach said:

I know.

i feel like i have made it worse.

cborgman said:

x 100.

I'm about in tears.

(and, to be fair, I didn't read the book until after seeing Mel Gibson's "Conspiracy Theory.")


Orgnote comin' at ya, Luv4all7 .

ThreadBare said:

I saw Conspiracy theory. THATS where I heard of the book. Someone please explain all this Scout running of to New York and the fake people since it seems so funny!

Thready, I just KNOW it'll help.

luv4all7 said:

actually, what makes it funny is how EXTREMELY not similar mockignbird and catcher are. mockingbird is a very heartwarming glory of unity, uplifting book. catcher is very depressing, hating of the world and all the phony people in it, downer type of thing.

imaginign plucky little scout crossing over into the world of holden caulfield, hiring broken down prostitutes, running away from a private school, and hating how false life is is a a comedic fish out of water scenario.

actually, given your current annoyance with the world, catcher would either be a very good or very dangerous choice for you to read.
[Edited 9/13/06 9:47am]

luv4all7 said:

maybe you should get American Psycho as well, another american classic.....it's out in paperback!

abierman said:

So is Jenny McCarthy's BELLY LAUGHS!!! Too bad I'm not pregnant!!

abierman said:

and veeeeery disturbing.

and brilliant, and funny, and a scathing satire of american greed and materialism. but veeeery disturbing

cborgman said:

but read the book before you see that crap-movie!

cborgman said:

So should I read that or Catcher? Do they have them on DVD? Or is there a place where you can rent books instead of movies?

abierman said:

definately. i like the movie alright, but it does not compare

luv4all7 said:

read Catcher first, Holden Caulfield (Catcher) is very much like Patrick Bateman (AP), only in a different setting!

read the books first!!!!

luv4all7 said:

dont take this the wrong way, but with the mood you are in and the anger you have, i dont think either would be a good choice right now. both will make you even more annoyed and angry.

they never made a movie of catcher. it's too talky to be a movie. almost nothing happens plot-wise.

cborgman said:

Your probably rite. I think I'll go watch the Little Mermaid.

luv4all7 said:

i LOVE the little mermaid.

yes, i said it. mock me, bitches, you know you all know the words to "under the sea"!

cborgman said:

AND they ALL sing it in a Crabby Jamacian accent!

luv4all7 said:

unda da SEE
unda da see

luv4all7 said:

yeah and they let you take them for free!

emm said:

That was good!

emm said:

Byron said:

All rite smart asses.

Where?

luv4all7 said: