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The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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Trust the guy who's on diet to actually get it. I was gonna mention something about heavenly and war today if nobody got it, but it seems I don't need to. Your go, Rocky.
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Here's one worthy of an English major who became a librarian!  Which of the following "classics" have I *not* read? 1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland2. The Catcher in the Rye3. The Good Earth4. The Great Gatsby5. Jane Eyre6. Lord of the Flies7. 19848. Pride and Prejudice9. Tess of the d'Urbervilles10. To Kill a Mockingbird11. Through the Looking-Glass12. Wuthering Heights
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10. To Kill a Mockingbird
Hmmm...there's two books on your list I haven't read. Awesome list BTW
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Thanks!
I have read Mockingbird at least twice.
To repeat the list on this page:
1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
2. The Catcher in the Rye
3. The Good Earth
4. The Great Gatsby
5. Jane Eyre
6. Lord of the Flies
7. 1984
8. Pride and Prejudice
9. Tess of the d'Urbervilles
<strike>10. To Kill a Mockingbird</strike>
11. Through the Looking-Glass
12. Wuthering Heights
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9. Tess of the d'Urbervilles
One that I've not read, but I saw a play adaptation of it in England of all places...
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1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Rocky, you might want to repeat the question too. That being "which one of these classics have I not read"
3. The Good Earth
Seeing as I'll be off-line for at least 4 days, if I am correct the person who posts after me can have the question.
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I've read all those.
So which classic have I not read?
<strike>1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland</strike>
2. The Catcher in the Rye
<strike>3. The Good Earth</strike>
4. The Great Gatsby
<strike>5. Jane Eyre</strike>
6. Lord of the Flies
<strike>7. 1984</strike>
8. Pride and Prejudice
<strike>9. Tess of the d'Urbervilles</strike>
<strike>10. To Kill a Mockingbird</strike>
11. Through the Looking-Glass
12. Wuthering Heights
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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2. The Catcher in the Rye 
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Pride and Prejudice
Wuthering Heights
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Originally posted by Arm Fall Off Boy:
Pride and Prejudice
Wuthering Heights AFOB, usually it's just one guess per post. If the person asking the question breaks in to update which answers are wrong, players who have already guessed can guess again. Since Pride and Prejudice was your first guess, and the correct answer, we'll give it to you. I've tried. I just can't get into Jane Austen.  Go ahead, AFOB.
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Ok, here goes.
About 18 years ago, I sent a fan letter to my favorite actor. I told him my wife and I were newlyweds and were very appreciative of his work. He sent a letter back on his personal stationary, with a thank you to me for my letter. It was hand signed and I still have it. Who was it?
A. Andy Griffith
B. Clint Eastwood
C. Michael J. Fox
D. James Stewart
E. Dustin Hoffman
F. Alan Alda
G. William Shatner
H. John Wayne
I. Patrick Swayze
J. Leonard Nimoy
K. Pauly Shore
L. Martin Sheen
By the way, as you can probably tell, I work evenings and am on here after midnight, so I'll respond as quickly as I can.
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C. Michael J. Fox
(It seems wrong guessing now. Everyone's away and the house is oddly quiet, as if even Ferro Lad's spirit had ventured out on some long-avoided journey of familial obligation or remission of sin.)
(I'm just sayin'.)
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Nope, sorry Kid, although I did like "Back to the Future"
A. Andy Griffith
B. Clint Eastwood
<strike>C. Michael J. Fox</strike>
D. James Stewart
E. Dustin Hoffman
F. Alan Alda
G. William Shatner
H. John Wayne
I. Patrick Swayze
J. Leonard Nimoy
K. Pauly Shore
L. Martin Sheen
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Sorry Kid, 0-2. Although, you did make a very logical choice.
A. Andy Griffith
B. Clint Eastwood
<strike>C. Michael J. Fox </strike>
D. James Stewart
E. Dustin Hoffman
F. Alan Alda
G. William Shatner
H. John Wayne
I. Patrick Swayze
<strike>J. Leonard Nimoy</strike>
K. Pauly Shore
L. Martin Sheen
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Third times the charm, and I am feeling lucky...
B. Clint Eastwood
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