What are you reading right now?

The Batlord · 04-25-2013, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Blarobbarg

The Communist Manifesto
I've never read it before, I figured it was about time. I don't consider myself a Communist (at least, not yet), but there's a lot of interesting stuff in here, and a lot to think about. I'll probably read it twice since it's so short, to really understand it as best as I can.

First of all, my friend actually went to China on a school trip and brought me back a Little Red Book. Of course it's a piece of commie **** that's starting to fall apart even though I've barely even read it.

Secondly, back in my junior year of high school I had a US History teacher who was very republican, so I started signing all my work Premier *My Last Name*, and I made my very own commie notebook. It was red, with a cutout of a hammer and sickle I'd printed from a computer taped to the front, and it had the pictures of famous communist leaders taped to the back (Stalin, Trotsky, Castro, etc.) I'd bought three sets of dividers and used only the red and yellow ones, and at the back of the notebook I'd included a full, printed out copy of the Communist Manifesto. My teacher was not amused. Or at least he wouldn't admit it. I know he actually was.

Blarobbarg · 04-25-2013, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Secondly, back in my junior year of high school I had a US History teacher who was very republican, so I started signing all my work Premier *My Last Name*, and I made my very own commie notebook. It was red, with a cutout of a hammer and sickle I'd printed from a computer taped to the front, and it had the pictures of famous communist leaders taped to the back (Stalin, Trotsky, Castro, etc.) I'd bought three sets of dividers and used only the red and yellow ones, and at the back of the notebook I'd included a full, printed out copy of the Communist Manifesto. My teacher was not amused. Or at least he wouldn't admit it. I know he actually was.

Okay, that's amazing. You are now a personal hero of mine.

The Batlord · 04-26-2013, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Blarobbarg

Okay, that's amazing. You are now a personal hero of mine.

Well, if you consider that after I made the notebook I filled it with almost no actual notes then perhaps it's not so amazing. Ah, who am I kidding? I ****ing rule!