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The Philistine, Anti-Intellectual Entertainment Thread
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indesertum
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should i read the twilight series. will it suck the soul out of me or make me appreciate the fact that im a phillistine at heart
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I love reading fantasy novels
Wheel of Time, Sword of Truth, Shannara series, anything David Gemmel . . . I've read most of the series through multiple times and can't but help loving them and wishing for a world where I had magic sword and powers to smite my enemies and solve my problems.
Wheel of Time, Sword of Truth, Shannara series, anything David Gemmel . . . I've read most of the series through multiple times and can't but help loving them and wishing for a world where I had magic sword and powers to smite my enemies and solve my problems.
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should i read the twilight series. will it suck the soul out of me or make me appreciate the fact that im a phillistine at heartOriginally Posted by indesertum
Vulnerable girl to Man-pire: "I'd rather die than live without you." There. You read it.
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good story. glad i read it
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I'm rather fond of Level 42. Which is also rather embarrassing.
Dr. Mabuse
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I actually like The Clash's Cut the Crap album.
StephenHero
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I'm rather fond of ABBA.Originally Posted by LabelKing
"Knowing Me, Knowing You" really gets me stirred up.
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ABBA is some of the most perfect pop ever written.Originally Posted by LabelKing
On this we can agree. I'm exceedingly fond of 'SOS'
My other vices include intricate and bombastic commercial and underground Japanese pop, in addition to an affection for sci fi/fantasy television and comic books. But then, my avatar says it all
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On this we can agree. I'm exceedingly fond of 'SOS'Originally Posted by barims
John Lennon said "SOS" was one of his favorite songs of all time. I like that one too.
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Just watched Serenity last night. It was so awesome.
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