We also were forced to read "Cyrano, The Bugs Are Back."
I hated my teacher for making us read "The Lottery". It's good, mind you, but the ending was awful.
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I hated my teacher for making us read "The Lottery". It's good, mind you, but the ending was awful.
True. Some people here see me as a retard.
Oh Lord, yes, I remember that one too. It was horrible. I don't know why they wanted us to read all that depressing stuff.
Well society is depressing. They're just letting us know gently before we graduate.
Now here we are on JPP full of retards.
Well society is depressing. They're just letting us know gently before we graduate.
Now here we are on JPP full of retards.
Bwahahahaha!
So much for *that* education. lol
Matt Dillon
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I'll make the plot more interesting. OINK! OINK! Squish! Gasp!
I know what the movie you are thinking of.
Sure has a purty mouth.
Matt Dillon
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We also were forced to read "Cyrano, The Bugs Are Back."
I can see why this one didn't make it into my school curriculum: It's got a bunch of naked little boys running around.
That wouldn't fly here.
All I remember is a few Shakespeare things and a few others.
Matt Dillon
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We had to read that.
We need teachers who aren't snowflakes who coddle their students from harsh reality.
PostmodernProphet
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????.....how did you get through high school without reading Lord of the Flies?....
A private school perhaps?
Sup with "The Catcher in the Rye" book tho yo?
It was banned by a lot of school districts.
Heh I remember when "Harry Potter" books were banned. What the actual fuck?
cancel2 2022
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What makes you think he got through high school?
I looked up for a list of hated or banned books. Apparently "The Color of Earth" angered some people for some reason. I never knew that.