A Clockwork OrangeFollow

1st Question. I loved the book, but actually loved the movie better. I think the Movie's ending was more fitting with the tone of the book than the book's original ending. That and Kubrik Roxxors my Soxxors.

2nd Question. In high school, yes. Looking back at it now it's an angsty mediocre fantasy, however, it is not so bad that I can't even look at it. It may be able to be rewritten even.

Who the fuck are you people and what makes you think I care?

I agree with everything except,
-it's "Dyadem and I..."
-it's not that they don't have avatars...even if they did I would still think they're all retards

Whats funny is that they probably think I hate the movie...which isn't the case. I do think the book was better though.

Geezz...everybody's so uppety today...If you didn't like the post then why did you make the effort to post in it? You don't have to notify me of your disapproval and how can you base your opinion on the level of my retardedness just by one post lol. I didn't judge in any way so why are you being so apprehensible?

Edited for my own retardedness...(better sweetsuma?)

Edited, Nov 4th 2007 10:57pm by RaistlinDying

Edited, Nov 4th 2007 11:18pm by RaistlinDying

Well I'm not exactly new, I've been lurking around here every day for a couple of years now so I know what to expect.

1. Never read the book, but I enjoyed the movie quite a bit.

2. I've written a number of short stories - mostly as a more linear and cognitive dream journal.
I've also tried my hand at making a book. The beginning and the end turned out just fine, but the filler wasn't nearly good enough to make it feel as epic as it should have.
I might give it another go on my death bed, as when I started writing the filler I was just incorporating the short stories mentioned above into a generic plotline, but I only could remember 2 truly epic ones so most of it sucked.

Also when I started, I was like 14 and still a virgin… So a number of key plot points were quite a stretch and there was no real distinction between a male characters dialog and females.

My bad :( Better luck next time. There is too much pressure...how am I supposed to compete with BT's hilarity? Or Mindel's jewishness? Or Nix's gayness? I'm none of those things...(well I mean I kinda look jewish...)

Fine, you can sig it so I get more attention.

Use this without the spaces.

[ quote=sweetumssama]WHY ARE YOU SO UNDERSTANDABLE?!?![/ quote]

I'm so incredibly mixed up tonight.

Edited, Nov 4th 2007 11:46pm by Ikkian

Thanks Ikkian :)

Methinks it really isn't possible for someone to fail that obviously and repetitively without some intention behind it. Most likely, it is a new way for him, RaistlinDying, to get attention, and in an effort to counter his intent, you forum regulars/bosses/gods should just ignore it and act like there is nothing out of the ordinary in his sig.

I read the book years ago. I very much enjoyed it and what Mr. Burgess was trying to say.

I try with each and every post here to make it a Pulitzer-worthy novel, but it never seems to happen. Maybe this post will be my..... nope not this one either.