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Posted by Chiclet on Sep-16-2005 22:14:

The Paper Bag Princess!

It teaches female empowerment at a young age.


Posted by Jem_hadar on Sep-16-2005 22:17:

quote:
Originally posted by fayraree
As for my own fave books:

(I mentioned in Lisa-Loo's thread about books that this one would make a great movie and I saw a trailer in the summer about it COMING SOON!!! So obvious...)



Same as Az said. I am VERY stoked to see this movie (we should it Fahad! LOL ). I as of yet have NOT read these novels, though they're on my fucking list. HIGH UP THERE! I mu5t read them! I'm a fantasy reader NUT! I still cant believe myself I have not yet touch them!

I came so close to buying them my last term at the book store when I worked there... dunno whut happened.

The day I read these novels, will be a glorious day. And if the movie is coming out soon (Dec.?) then I gotta get on it, ASAP, bc id rather have gone thru all the books before watching the movie. (Just a general policy of mine... when I can follow it).

Thanks for reminding me Fay!


Posted by mute79 on Sep-16-2005 22:31:


Posted by zoogla on Sep-16-2005 22:43:

^^^ Mais, oui!!!! LOL! I remember I had to read this in its original (French)...it isn't a children's book though...(maybe for French people ) I remember how tough it was to read in grade 11 French class and analyze it and shit...pretty deep...unless I'm getting that pic totally wrong!!!! (Le Petit Prince, non?)

...and damn, how could I forget good ol' Bruno 'n' Boots?!?!! Inspired me to become a shit disturber...


Posted by jrmacca on Sep-16-2005 23:13:







it's good to know that i googled this as CORDEROY bear



and definitely Love You Forever!!!!


Posted by Beach420 on Sep-16-2005 23:26:

oh my god Corduroy was the best!!! i completely forogt about this book


Posted by Jem_hadar on Sep-16-2005 23:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Beach420
oh my god Corduroy was the best!!! i completely forogt about this book


This was better: The Velveteen Rabbit





Always made me really sad...


Posted by Jem_hadar on Sep-17-2005 00:52:

Popples!

Popples!


















I had almost ALL of them, including the minis. They were so much fun. We used to throw them around sometimes as weapons. Fucking brilliant toys back in the days when I was a kid.




Jem.


Posted by zoogla on Sep-18-2005 07:36:

^^^ okay, now that was just plain GHEY.


j/k!!!!


Posted by VERTiG0 on Sep-18-2005 07:59:

Guys didn't like Popples, come on now. Jamie, what the hell man


Posted by zoogla on Sep-18-2005 08:04:

+1

unless, of course, you were using them to score with pre-pubescent girls...hmmm...is that cool or wrong?


Posted by VERTiG0 on Sep-18-2005 08:07:

My sisters had Popples.

My sisters.

Sisters.

We hd GI Joes. Not Popples.


Posted by zoogla on Sep-18-2005 08:12:

Yeah, my sisters did too. There is one pleasant childhood memory I had of Popples, though. The thought that when you turn them inside-out, you stick your hands into their innards and shove their whole bodies to into their guts, like an implosion or something. That was cool.


Posted by Irishaddict on Sep-18-2005 08:53:

quote:
Originally posted by fayraree
^^^ Mais, oui!!!! LOL! I remember I had to read this in its original (French)...it isn't a children's book though...(maybe for French people ) I remember how tough it was to read in grade 11 French class and analyze it and shit...pretty deep...unless I'm getting that pic totally wrong!!!! (Le Petit Prince, non?)


LOL

Le Petit Prince is NOT a children's book.


Posted by VERTiG0 on Sep-18-2005 08:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Irishaddict
LOL

Le Petit Prince is NOT a children's book.


How about Hustler Magazine?


Posted by Irishaddict on Sep-18-2005 09:12:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0
How about Hustler Magazine?


You read that as a kid eh?


Posted by Tunnel Rat on Sep-18-2005 14:20:

Re: Popples!

quote:
Originally posted by Jem_hadar





I had almost ALL of them, including the minis. They were so much fun. We used to throw them around sometimes as weapons. Fucking brilliant toys back in the days when I was a kid.




Jem.


To counter this^:


The Snake Eyes/Storm Shadow relationship was so complex. So were others like Destro/Baroness, Cobra Commander/Zartan. I loved reading these.
It is surprising there hasn't been a movie made about this comic book yet???

For any fans...these should bring back some fond memories:
http://www.yojoe.com/comics/joe/


Posted by Jem_hadar on Sep-18-2005 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0
Guys didn't like Popples, come on now. Jamie, what the hell man


I liked them. Yall who feel otherwise are happy to your own thoughts and opinions.

GI Joe figures fucking SUCKED ASS... though the TV show was cool.

He-Man was where is was truly at. He'd have mopped the floor with your ghey little GI Joes!


-jem-


Posted by SonjaDanceDance on Sep-18-2005 20:10:

WHERE'S WALDO?


Posted by girllovingtvibe on Sep-19-2005 01:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Sly_Guy
Not a single book, but a whole series.....I found a pic:



the above, curious george and anything by the Doctor S. himself omg love this thread


Posted by trancechaos on Sep-19-2005 03:50:


Posted by Jem_hadar on Sep-19-2005 05:37:

quote:
Originally posted by trancechaos


quote:
Originally posted by fayraree
As for my own fave books:

(I mentioned in Lisa-Loo's thread about books that this one would make a great movie and I saw a trailer in the summer about it COMING SOON!!! So obvious...)





Posted by zoogla on Sep-19-2005 20:22:

^^^ LOL!!! I still like Baki's pic better!


Posted by muzzybear on Sep-19-2005 20:34:

quote:
Originally posted by fayraree
^^^ Mais, oui!!!! LOL! I remember I had to read this in its original (French)...it isn't a children's book though...(maybe for French people ) I remember how tough it was to read in grade 11 French class and analyze it and shit...pretty deep...unless I'm getting that pic totally wrong!!!! (Le Petit Prince, non?)

...and damn, how could I forget good ol' Bruno 'n' Boots?!?!! Inspired me to become a shit disturber...



I have all the Bruno and Boots books... and "no coins, please" and "bugs potter, live at nickaninny". Gordon Korman rawks!


Posted by muzzybear on Sep-19-2005 20:38:

What about "Love You Forever" by Robert Munsch? Has anyone posted that one yet?

**edit** Nice One, IrishAddict! Right on the first page! Duh!


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