izonfire
6 years ago

The sea was angry that day, my friends - like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli.

frankj1 wrote:


There was an old man from Nantucket...
CelticBomber
6 years ago

The sea was angry that day, my friends - like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli.

frankj1 wrote:



Now I have to read The Old Man and the Sea again... so depressing but, you put it in my head now. Luckily it's a quick one. Please refrain from any A Tale of Two Cities comments. Please?
Palama
6 years ago

Now I have to read The Old Man and the Sea again... so depressing but, you put it in my head now. Luckily it's a quick one. Please refrain from any A Tale of Two Cities comments. Please?

CelticBomber wrote:



My favorite Hemingway book.

Wrote my Junior Thesis on it. Unfortunately turned it in late and went from an A- to a B+ because of that. 🤦

Of the two movie versions, prefer the Spencer Tracy one.
frankj1
6 years ago
Dali Dagger?
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
Fine. No Dickens. How about "There ain't no sin, and there ain't no virtue. There's just stuff people do."

Ought to keep you occupied for a bit
jespear
6 years ago

There was an old man from Nantucket...

izonfire wrote:



Yes, there was.
His name is frank ,and he moved to Massachusetts .
Palama
6 years ago

Dali Dagger?

frankj1 wrote:



Saw Jimi sing about Dolly.
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
Did she used to dwell in the red house over yonder?
Palama
6 years ago

Did she used to dwell in the red house over yonder?

Sunoverbeach wrote:



She did but then Jimi chopped it down with the edge of his hand.
CelticBomber
6 years ago

Fine. No Dickens. How about "There ain't no sin, and there ain't no virtue. There's just stuff people do."

Ought to keep you occupied for a bit

Sunoverbeach wrote:



Sunoverbeach? How about Sonofa...... Grapes of Wrath added to the list. I've only read it 6 or 7 times... here comes lucky number 8. You people are just mean.
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
Hey, I was going to hit up War & Peace, but figured that wasn't fair since I never read that one myself
Palama
6 years ago

Hey, I was going to hit up War & Peace, but figured that wasn't fair since I never read that one myself

Sunoverbeach wrote:



I read the Cliff Notes once. 🤦
frankj1
6 years ago

Hey, I was going to hit up War & Peace, but figured that wasn't fair since I never read that one myself

Sunoverbeach wrote:


I never read either one
CelticBomber
6 years ago

Hey, I was going to hit up War & Peace, but figured that wasn't fair since I never read that one myself

Sunoverbeach wrote:




I think Tolstoy was a clairvoyant..

“Because of the self-confidence with which he had spoken, no one could tell whether what he said was very clever or very stupid.”

I think this one belongs in the Politics section..... :-"
Speyside
6 years ago
You don't have to read Frank both are already in your DNA.
Speyside
6 years ago
How about Metamorphosis? This thread is evolving.
RMAN4443
6 years ago
didn't Godzirra kick Metamorphosis's ass?...:-k
frankj1
6 years ago
Kafka sounds like ethnic food.
Palama
6 years ago

didn't Godzirra kick Metamorphosis's ass?...:-k

RMAN4443 wrote:



Oh no, there's goes Tokyo! [gonzo]
CelticBomber
6 years ago

How about Metamorphosis? This thread is evolving.

Speyside wrote:



Brilliant reference. But, I've been chased out of my own thread to protect myself!! If someone talks about a book, even one I've read multiple times, I have to read it again. I'm about to tackle Jung's Aion. Or, I was about too....

The Old Man and the Sea
Grapes of Wrath
War and Peace
The Metamorphosis


Now I gotta go dig through "The Pile" and find them. "The Pile" is my entire garage. Back to front floor to ceiling stacks of boxes full of books.....

So not only do I get to read these classics...again. I get a nice workout trying to find them. Thanks....

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