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Originally Posted by flomo

clock work orange

We had a young ambitious english teacher in school who ordered copies of A Clockwork Orange for the whole class, but she hadn't read it before. She knew it was short... and how difficult could it be. When she read it she panicked. She never picked up the books, but asked us to get them if we liked cos she felt bad after leaving the english bookstore around the corner with twentyfive copies of gobbedygoo, but it wasn't going to be required reading
I did read it and I still have it around somewhere. idk how much I understood as I don't remember anything. OOOOH

No I do! I hated the end. WTF was he thinking. Kubrick improved it by miles.

12-19-2010 07:36 PM #1
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12-20-2010 05:37 PM #2
oskar View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Apr 2008 Posts 7,016 Location in ur accounts... confiscating ur funz	Originally Posted by flomo clock work orange We had a young ambitious english teacher in school who ordered copies of A Clockwork Orange for the whole class, but she hadn't read it before. She knew it was short... and how difficult could it be. When she read it she panicked. She never picked up the books, but asked us to get them if we liked cos she felt bad after leaving the english bookstore around the corner with twentyfive copies of gobbedygoo, but it wasn't going to be required reading I did read it and I still have it around somewhere. idk how much I understood as I don't remember anything. OOOOH No I do! I hated the end. WTF was he thinking. Kubrick improved it by miles.
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