Who remembers book orders way back in grade school

[simple]

If by "dock-ing" you mean "taking a man up the backside" then yes.

awesome.

 

[lemon_fresh]

 

[fly]

If by "dock-ing" you mean "taking a man up the backside" then yes.

Anything I have to say now cannot be beat by your reply.

 

[simple]

Anything I have to say now cannot be beat by your reply.

ya his post is just way too honest and sincere

 

[Fat Burger]

Oh, and Encyclopedia Brown was the man.

 

[SpyderGST]

Who remembers the first book you read yourself?

Mine was "We feed a deer."

 

[b_sinning]

I liked The Three Investigators books.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Investigators

Their headquarters was a trailer buried under junk in the junk yard one of their uncles owned.

 

[mattcohn.com]

I calls um how I sees um. And as for that magic eye thing just zoom in on it:

 

[JAXvillain]

I liked The Three Investigators books.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Investigators

Their headquarters was a trailer buried under junk in the junk yard one of their uncles owned.

I READ EVERY ONE OF THOSE

 

[Syrup Beaver]

I READ EVERY ONE OF THOSE

Same here

And you two are the first people I've ever 'met' who read them besides me

 

[b_sinning]

Same here

And you two are the first people I've ever 'met' who read them besides me

"The Investigators also had patrons, first in the form of Alfred Hitchcock, who "introduced" their first 30 cases. In truth, the introductions were written by each book's author, not by Hitchcock himself. Random House paid Hitchcock to use his name."


WTF?! I thought it was Hitchcock when I was a kid.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

I liked The Three Investigators books.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Investigators

Their headquarters was a trailer buried under junk in the junk yard one of their uncles owned.

I read all of those

 

[JAXvillain]

wow, what are the odds??

 

[Sarcasmo]

Who remembers the first book you read yourself?

Mine was "We feed a deer."

Watership Down, I think, if you're talking about novels. I distinctly remember reading Dragons of Spring Dawning back in 1985, too. After that one I embarked on a fantasy-fueled creativity spree that lasted about 15 years. I couldn't get enough of those books, or playing D&D while chugging beer and smoking bud. Ah, fun times.

 

[b_sinning]

I loved all of Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman Dragonlance books. Still do. I'm still a fantasy/sci fi reader.

 

[Sarcasmo]

Until I took a trip to Half-Price Books about 7 years ago with a full trunk I had every Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms book published at that time. Haven't read any of the new stuff since.

I don't know why I started with Spring Dawning (the third of the trilogy) but I freaking LOVED it. I devoured every other book I could get my hands on. I still love the genre, but I don't have nearly enough time to read that much anymore. My daddy time takes precedent.

I tried the whole Robert Jordan thing, but there's only so much of his writing I can take. It's not worth 20 years of my life for 12 books and countless pages of girls bickering and twirfling their hair.

 

[*Fuxx Burger*]

Scholastics babe

Babysitters club, goosebumps, choose your own adventure, sweet vally high.

OMG I love books!!

 

[zengirl]

I never got to order from there, I always wanted to but was never allowed.

 

[Fat Burger]

Who remembers the first book you read yourself?

The first adult novel I read was Les Miserables, I think I was 9. Don't remember anything before that.

 

[shawndavid]

For some really odd reason I could always see them without trying to see them. Even to this day when I walk up to them I automagically see them right away. I think there might be something very very wrong with my eyes

At least you have something in common with the girls who fuck you.