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theSoulfulMofo said:
............and.......??? You gonna tell us what you thought of it??
MERGED: Salman Rushdie's TGBHF + has anyone ever read TheGround Beneath her Feet?
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............and.......??? You gonna tell us what you thought of it??
theSoulfulMofo
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I thought it was a great book! 
A lot of truths about life that makes me say, "That's so true!" 
I'd have to read it over again sometime... I didn't catch what sula said about the "other world" until it was too late... I should read it again in the near future, to take a closer look into the references to the "other world."
Reading the book, I can't help but to think a lot of TGBHF philosophies was taken from Bono's mouth... that, or Rushdie thinks on the same wavelength as Bono
A lot of truths about life that makes me say, "That's so true!" I'd have to read it over again sometime... I didn't catch what sula said about the "other world" until it was too late... I should read it again in the near future, to take a closer look into the references to the "other world."
Reading the book, I can't help but to think a lot of TGBHF philosophies was taken from Bono's mouth... that, or Rushdie thinks on the same wavelength as Bono
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theSoulfulMofo said:
Reading the book, I can't help but to think a lot of TGBHF philosophies was taken from Bono's mouth... that, or Rushdie thinks on the same wavelength as Bono
Well they have been good friends for quite awhile
rio589
The Fly
has anyone ever read TheGround Beneath her Feet?
'cause, I'm readin it, and it's really good
although i have 500 pages ahead
'cause, I'm readin it, and it's really good
although i have 500 pages ahead
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Yep!
This thread is old, but since the forum has less traffic, it still gets bumped from time to time...
http://forum.interference.com/t40354.html
This thread is old, but since the forum has less traffic, it still gets bumped from time to time...
http://forum.interference.com/t40354.html
ILuvLarryMullen
Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS
haha, i didn't even know it was a book. some fan i am.
Jack In The Box
Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS
I have read 31 pages and is for the school ??'
personal message: qu? milagro baboso?
personal message: qu? milagro baboso?
elevatedmole
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I REALLY suck. 
I still haven't finished it and it's been over a year. Oh well, I guess this is a perfect time to start it again.
I still haven't finished it and it's been over a year. Oh well, I guess this is a perfect time to start it again. WildeIrish796
War Child
I'm a Salman Rushdie fan, although my mom says he uses too many words to describe something simple. I agree, but I still made her read TGBHF anyway, since it's my favorite book. After she'd finished it, she came up with the theory that Vina Apsara was Bono and that Ormus was Edge. The scary thing is that her theory makes sense 
well, it makes sense to me at least
I've also read The Moor's Last Sigh and Fury. yeah, suffice to say I think he's a great author.
well, it makes sense to me at least
I've also read The Moor's Last Sigh and Fury. yeah, suffice to say I think he's a great author.
Jack In The Box
Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS
WildeIrish796 said:
yes! only that the other way around ... Ormus is Bono and Vina is Edge, but whenever it read I imagine our boys
