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    I read 1984 just after Christmas, its amazing and i think portrays Marxism well. Ive just been studying Karl Marx as part of my Englis degree and the book really helped with my understanding! Well worth reading.
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    I don't read :rolleyes: I probably should tho

    Long live the Television :D
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    :rolleyes:
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    1984 is a good read as is Down and out in london and Paris.
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    TV and film can never capture the spirit of a book tho dont you think? As much as im a telly addict.
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    Georgina won't let me read her copy of 1984.
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    I suppose! Reading has never interested me though. Apart from the books your made to read at school i have only ever read one book, Mr Nice, Howard Marks Autobiograph. Which is fantastic by the way!
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    You just need to read a good book to get you hooked. i recomend reading The Da Vinci Code. Its one of those books that make you go "wow" when you finish reading it! x
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    Then again - maybe im biased. I do study english, :)
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    Has it got pictures :lol: Only jesting ;)

    I got paid today so i'll buy it at the weekend and give it a go! If its crap mind there'll be hell on :lol: :lol:

    I trust you.....................your a mackem :up:
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    1984 is a superb book, l recently got the complete novels.

    Just finished Burmese Days about corrupt imperialism during the early 1900's, quality book!!

    Only read Down and Out of the non fiction stuff.

    For anyone that interested theres a load of Orwell (Mainly his Essays) which is good stuff, find em here
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    christ how sad
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    Don't understand how its sad! I don't read......so what :rolleyes:
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    More like you're too lazy to read it!

    It's the best book ever written but scarily it seems to be coming true, especially in bible belt America:eek:
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    He probably means it's sad because you're missing out on a lot..:spangled:
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    I've started to read again this week. Thought it was about time! :D

    Can I read it now? :p
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    Nope, my battered copy is sacred:p
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    Hehehe.

    Fair enough. :D
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    You can really, but I've written footnotes :oops:
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    Cool. I'll get it off you soon then. Thanks. :)

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