Who gives a crap about Potter?
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At 6/20/03 03:38 PM, Ozcar wrote: Yes... I like those books, and I'm waiting for the next one... I read a lot, here we have a small library... in our living room...
I have a huge library, full of books, all kind of books, science, police, whatever !!!
Anyways, I like Harry Potter's books.
J.K.Rowling sure knows how to make a kid take a grip on her books ! She has an unique style that makes you wanna keep those eyes on the paper ... for a long long time ... In her books, I find fear, suspense, fun...
I love Harry Potter ! =)
But I don't like it that, everytime there is like a "Harry Potter Wave", like a new movie, we see everyone in the mass transit ( buses, trains, whatever ) reading her books ... That's just ... it sux.
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anyone who likes that shit needs to go jump off a bridge or somthing to that extent...
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I've heard that some copies of the fifth book had missing pages. They were replaced with page 402.
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At 6/23/03 05:24 PM, Joshthegod wrote: anyone who likes that shit needs to go jump off a bridge or somthing to that extent...
Try to make ME jump off a brige or something to that extent.
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At 6/23/03 05:24 PM, Joshthegod wrote: anyone who likes that shit needs to go jump off a bridge or somthing to that extent...
Because...why? Have you ever taken into account that you should EXPLAIN why you feel that way? It would make people take you a whole lot more seriously.
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At 6/23/03 05:22 PM, alexsmolik wrote: I have a huge library, full of books, all kind of books, science, police, whatever !!!
Anyways, I like Harry Potter's books.
I love Harry Potter ! =)
If you have a huge library you should read a REAL book, something by these great authors H.G Wells, Ian Fleming, JRR Tolkien, Pierre Boulle, Isaac Asimov, Arthur C.CLarke, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and George Orwell.
Theres probably millions of books better than harry potter, personally i'd rather read a sign saying "you are here" for 2 years then read a harry potter book.
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i read those types of books basement. i read the tolkien books before the movies
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At 6/27/03 01:36 PM, LostBasement wrote: If you have a huge library you should read a REAL book
Just because someone's read Harry Potter books doesn't mean that they've never read a "real" book. Aren't all books real? Come on, don't be a dumbass.
I was an English major in college. I read all sorts of stories and books by "real" authors. I studied romantic literature and major American authors. I wrote papers on Faulkner, Oates, Coleridge and Melville. And I have all five books in the Harry Potter series so far. I received the deluxe edition in the main Saturday morning and finished it in 9 hours, only stopping for dinner.
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so what did you think of it freak (no insult intended)
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I've read all of them, got the fifth in the mail, my parents pre-ordered it. They always start slow and helluva crappy, but the end is usually pretty good, you just have to have patience with them
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At 6/27/03 01:47 PM, Freakapotimus wrote:
And I have all five books in the Harry Potter series so far. I received the deluxe edition in the main Saturday morning and finished it in 9 hours, only stopping for dinner.
Took me 12 hours, stopping for meals and Newgrounds
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i should getting my copy within the week through the mail
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I liked the first four books, I'll probably read this one as well, the books themselves are ok, but I think that dressing up like wizards like a lot of people did the day it came out is/was a bit TOO MUCH, I mean, seriously...
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At 6/27/03 02:58 PM, HandyCriminal wrote: Took me 12 hours, stopping for meals and Newgrounds
Real fans would only have stopped for essentials, like dinner and bathroom breaks. ;)
I loved the book, of course I'm going to read it again and sulk until book 6 comes out. I'd like to say more at some point, but I hate giving away things.
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Meh, I read the books, and Im currently reading the new one. There not bad :)


