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This 1955 image, taken in Long Island, while she was reading James Joyce's Ulysses. (she wasn't natural blonde either)
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quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
They dont make them like that anymore. UM UM UM UH UH UH.![]()
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To me, that is one of the greatest books in the English language.quote:Originally posted by Sunil:![]()
This 1955 image, taken in Long Island, while she was reading James Joyce's Ulysses. (she wasn't natural blonde either)![]()
quote:Originally posted by ksazma:quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
They dont make them like that anymore. UM UM UM UH UH UH.![]()
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You obviously haven't seen JLo lately.![]()
quote:Originally posted by alena:
LIke she had to put on makeup fuh understand the book..LOL
quote:This 1955 image, taken in Long Island, while she was reading James Joyce's Ulysses. (she wasn't natural blonde either)
quote:Originally posted by TI:
That is the most confusing book on stream of conscious I ever attempted to read. The only person I know who read that book committed suicide.
My favorite James Joyce phrase that I still remember from high school: "Hail Mary full of grease, the lard is with thee."
quote:Originally posted by ksazma:quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
They dont make them like that anymore. UM UM UM UH UH UH.![]()
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You obviously haven't seen JLo lately.![]()
I never said it was easy to read. I can say I read it 3 times already and I am still among the living. There are three books on my desk ( Keats letters and Poems) this one and Kant's metaphysics. I have much Keats committed to memory and will read Kant and Joyce from beginning to end once yearly to the end of my days to remind me that most of the world will never gets beyond the first chapter of either of them.quote:Originally posted by TI:
That is the most confusing book on stream of conscious I ever attempted to read. The only person I know who read that book committed suicide.
My favorite James Joyce phrase that I still remember from high school: "Hail Mary full of grease, the lard is with thee."
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