The Notebook is the McDonald's of literature. In fact I think all Dan Brown and Nicholas Sparks' books can be put under that same title. But at the same time sometimes you just crave it. Well I don't really because I prefer Taco Bell but there are people out there who read it just for a fast fix. The sad part is when people read no other types of classic literature but still consider themselves literate. I hate those people. Let's swear that if we meet one of these jackasses we redicule them openly.
You spelled ridicule wrong. So I think ridiculing people would be the equivalent of calling the kettle black. There's some good stuff out there that's new. But that's just me.
-Lauren
And p.s. You can like "the classics" and fun stuff at the same time.
OMG, Nicole, ROFLMAO!!!!! "And do you have that book by that new guy, John Steinbeck? Oprah recommmended it." (And that's why I hate Oprah.)
This ranks right up there with one of the Store Stories. It's freakin' hysterical.
Although I did cry when I read the Notebook, but I also accepted it for what it is--sappy, brainless romance. I read it on a plane. Oh well. That's the only kind of reading I can concentrate on at that many feet above sea level when my ears feel like someone is piercing them with a hot poker.
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i hated that fucking movie. mike curchoff yelled at me for not liking it. he cried. sad.
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-Lauren
And p.s. You can like "the classics" and fun stuff at the same time.
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(This bandwagon is faaaast. Wheeeeeeeeee!)
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This ranks right up there with one of the Store Stories. It's freakin' hysterical.
Although I did cry when I read the Notebook, but I also accepted it for what it is--sappy, brainless romance. I read it on a plane. Oh well. That's the only kind of reading I can concentrate on at that many feet above sea level when my ears feel like someone is piercing them with a hot poker.
Dawn
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