"Reading is boring"

[Pamela]

[Ahmadov]

Does this sound OK: Reading is boring to us, because we are boring not because reading is boring ?
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[Rosalisa]

[Diverhank]

Tom,
Maybe she's just trying to turn you off... nobody hates reading...either that or she's a bimbette not worth knowing...and that I can't believe...after all she was your friend and coworker that you IM'ed.

PS. I'm just messing with you .

[Prezbucky]

Nina

That's possible.

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Pamela
Perhaps we should publish (forthwith) a list -- to be posted in every town, city (or section of a city), school, etc. -- outlining the main benefits of reading.

...or do something with the Ad Council.

hehe
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[Prezbucky]

Ahmadov

That is sage wisdom (redundant, sort of, but i like the way it sounds -- sage wisdom).

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diverhank
Yeah, she's fully aware that I'm a nerd, but after that debacle she's sort of tried to get back into my good graces.

Ergo, she didn't intend to piss me off. She did so unwittingly, the dumb b1tch! hehe j/k
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[FangFang]

hiya,
Lucky you ! At least you have time to read ,now what I hope is to find something beyond my fields to read.
Well,people read for various purposes. I like reading, and to read different books can make me think in different ways. Even at 50 you would also feel much unknown. But a fact is that few books can be classed into "pretty valuable groups" . Most are like this____ you are standing on the streets, people are talking ,yelling and crying loudly ,everywhere, but you can't catch any word...... you don't know what you can get from reading,which frustrated us so much. The problem isn't about books but ourselves. Maybe we really don't know how to read and how to think !

PS: I don't mean to make you lost in my posts,save your last interests to finish them,please.

F.F

[Prezbucky]

Fang Fang

When I read, I usually make reading my last activity of the day/evening before going to sleep.

And sometimes I'll wake up with a JUMP at the exact moment when I begin to drop the book. I'm on my back, holding the book right in front of my face, and I simply fall asleep -- for about five seconds maybe.

Who knows?

Maybe I continue holding the book for minutes and then finally drop it. However long my hands remain on autopilot (holding the book) after I drift off to sleep, when I wake up it is with a jump, as if my brain is saying to me "Wake up NOW because you're dropping the book... and if you drop the book, the world will end!"

And, lo and behold, I usually do snatch the book before it completely falls out of my hands.

The brain is an amazing thing.
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