destawaits wrote:I used to read A LOT. Now that we have technology and stuff, I don't read as much anymore. I still enjoy reading, though.
How old are you exactly?
destawaits wrote:I used to read A LOT. Now that we have technology and stuff, I don't read as much anymore. I still enjoy reading, though.
RetralMega wrote:destawaits wrote:I used to read A LOT. Now that we have technology and stuff, I don't read as much anymore. I still enjoy reading, though.
How old are you exactly?
destawaits wrote:RetralMega wrote:destawaits wrote:I used to read A LOT. Now that we have technology and stuff, I don't read as much anymore. I still enjoy reading, though.
How old are you exactly?
Exactly what my profile states.
RetralMega wrote:destawaits wrote:RetralMega wrote:destawaits wrote:I used to read A LOT. Now that we have technology and stuff, I don't read as much anymore. I still enjoy reading, though.
How old are you exactly?
Exactly what my profile states.
So why did you say what I bolded?
That made no sense.
destawaits wrote:RetralMega wrote:destawaits wrote:RetralMega wrote:destawaits wrote:I used to read A LOT. Now that we have technology and stuff, I don't read as much anymore. I still enjoy reading, though.
How old are you exactly?
Exactly what my profile states.
So why did you say what I bolded?
That made no sense.
Yeah...
Back then all I had was a Windows XP desktop. I didn't get to use it much. Now I go to school with a MacBook Pro because it is a requirement to bring an MacBook to school.
Arckas wrote:I used to enjoy reading books, but through my use of internet and gaming I've lost the patience of sitting down and reading something without thinking about other things.
Anyone else in the same boat?
FMLSheWas12 wrote:Arckas wrote:Anyone else in the same boat?
I read a lot less, so kinda. I do a bit of online reading if that counts. :]
Reading Catch-22. Anyone not into books? If you understand the irony, the humor keeps you hooked.
Damafaud wrote:Currently on a marathon to finish all books by Agatha Christie.
VucubCaquix wrote:Damafaud wrote:Currently on a marathon to finish all books by Agatha Christie.
Some good ones in there. I was gonna do the same but I found a lot of them got boring. Hard to top And Then There Were None.
Damafaud wrote:VucubCaquix wrote:Damafaud wrote:Currently on a marathon to finish all books by Agatha Christie.
Some good ones in there. I was gonna do the same but I found a lot of them got boring. Hard to top And Then There Were None.
Really? I'll get to it later. But I like Crooked House best, because Josaphine is the murderess.
destawaits wrote:chitownmvp01 wrote:Cerilium wrote:I once had a book.
I was about 5 and it was the very hungry caterpillar.
I remember reading that book when I was little. Good times.
Same. I enjoyed that book.
I recently read this copy of The Giving Tree I found. It was nice. Reminded me of the youth we all lost.
WindBlqde wrote:HEY! I'M A PERSON TOO, Y'KNOW?
destawaits wrote:You know, every time I get to the end of a story, it feels like as if time had stopped. I try to imagine what would happen next, but nothing beats reading. Instead, I resort to reading fanfics, but often there are only a few fanfics I consider worthy of reading.
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