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Grown men should not like this thing.

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:eek:.....................??? okay......

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Grown Men shouldn't like reading? I started reading those books in high school, i'm 2 years out of high school and i haven't finished the series. There are plenty of adults that read the literary works of J.K. Rowling. To think otherwise is quite foolish and proves how ignorant you are about literature, especially popular literature. There not one of the best selling series ever without appealing to more than just children. I read my share of adult books, its ok for me to read Harry Potter.

P.S. An Immature BOY has no ground to stand on telling a "Grown Man" what to do. Remember "It's better to appear ignorant and remain silent, then to open your mouth and remove all doubt" ;)

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lol calm dowm man. its just his opinion. i dont mind reading but i seldom have time. my fav. book is "a river runs through it" ever read that one?

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I don't think so, that was one book we DIDN't have to read. I really enjoyed To Kill a Mockingbird, Night by Elie Wiesel and 1984-George Orwell.

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you should read it. its a good book. dont watch the movie untill after you read it if you havnt seen it already.

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Harry Potter is okay. My girlfriend is obsessed almost as much as me with hunting/weapons

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my grandpa has that on a sign in his garage
also i didnt say that grown men shouldnt read i just thought that it was a wierd series of books thats alli guess i came overto strong sorry its just my opinion and this is a free country so you can read them and i wont say anything about it

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i saw that movie 1 time its a good movie
i like "Were the Red Fern Grows" and "The Yearling"

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Mossberg don't mind my comment to you, i was in a crappy mood yesterday. Where the Red Fern Grows is awesome!! Thats the story about the that kid and his Blue Tick Hounds right? I don't want to confuse one story with another.