Read this.

[Rusty]

I really love to read At the moment I am reading 'The other side of Dawn' by John Marsden.

[The Man]

What you say quite literally scares me. Reading is one of the most constructive things you can do. It helps develop you intellectually and verbally. All of the people I've ever known who are good thinkers are also very avid readers. The vast majority of the more intelligent people that I know are also readers. Connection?

LMAO, if it weren't for the anti-flaming rules here I'd have placed a much more strongly worded response to that post than you did, but I'm a bit too blunt for this board these days, I think. I approve of your post.

[meowwl]

Yay for the art of diplomacy!..Now if the rest of the world would speak so politely....

[Lindy]

I play RO and go to uni, I don't have time to do ANYTHING, let alone read a book that isn't related to my course.

But damn me if I don't want to read The Thirteen and a Half Lives of Captain Blueheart by Walter Moers, shame I can't find it, anywhere.

[Citizen Bleys]

Reading helps keep me sane. As sane as I get, anyways.

My favorites are anything by Stephen R. Donaldson, or Dennis L. McKiernan's Mithgar series, especially The Eye of the Hunter and Silver Wolf, Black Falcon. The latter two contain Cursed Ones, a concept that I truly find fascinating for the thought he's put into it. Most people who write shapeshifters make it too easy, but not McKiernan:

...but the Bear was not a Man in the shape of a Bear, but a Bear wild and untameable, a Bear who sometimes had thoughts similar to those of a Man, perhaps even a Man named Urus. The danger always existed that the Man might never again become the Bear, and that the Bear might never again become a Man. The Man, Urus, was aware of this danger. The Bear, however, was not.

(Paraphrased, of course; I've very recently finished re-reading Eye and Silver Wolf, so I don't exactly have my books on me at the moment)

[Ki Ki]

+Do I read books?
No. I haven't finished reading one whole book in 3 years. :}

+Do I enjoy reading?
Yes. I do. But it depends on what I'm reading. If I'm not interested in the storyline I just toss the book aside. But I do read alot on the forum and at school for english lesson.

"POW".

[Crazy the Clown]

Sometimes, a good book and a good cigar are all I need.