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#5 - ocnamesaregone (01/09/2013) [-]
I wonder how many people actually read the book.

I mean, everyone know who Count Dracula is, but almost no one mustered the curiosity to go and read it. Just a thought.

I am reading it currently and it's pretty damn good
User avatar #83 to #5 - tehlulzbringer (01/09/2013) [-]
I kind of read the book.

I got bored after 12 pages or so
User avatar #53 to #5 - kirbyking (01/09/2013) [-]
I got so damn bored with it, normally I can read anything, but damn it I just couldn't. Maybe because I was asked to for a college report but I don't know, don't have the strength to even try again.
#51 to #5 - EdwardNigma (01/09/2013) [-]
I want to read it but I'm poor and can't focus when reading because I ******* suck.
User avatar #54 to #51 - ocnamesaregone (01/09/2013) [-]
I'm pretty sure you can borrowfor free at a local library, I'd give it a try if I were you.
User avatar #56 to #54 - EdwardNigma (01/09/2013) [-]
I don't think it's free.

And I just moved, got no ******* idea where the library is.
#57 to #56 - ocnamesaregone (01/09/2013) [-]
you can read it for free online too, plenty of ways to get it online but I like to read things not on a screen.

And for your focus maybe you have slight ADD, or just that the books you usually read are boring as **** .

<What your face should be when you read a book
#58 to #57 - EdwardNigma (01/09/2013) [-]
Might be the ADD, because I don't see how the story of Arthas is boring, that 						*****					 cool as 						****					.
User avatar #59 to #58 - ocnamesaregone (01/09/2013) [-]
yeah it is ******* awesome, you should do a bit of research on that.

Though, everytime I read something online, the moment I get bored, I go back to FJ or other websites based on sheer habits. Maybe it's the same thing for you.
User avatar #60 to #59 - EdwardNigma (01/09/2013) [-]
Yeah, thats what always happens. **** my low attention span.
#61 to #60 - ocnamesaregone (01/09/2013) [-]
That's the reason why I try not to read things on a screen, too easy to get distracted.
#62 to #61 - EdwardNigma (01/09/2013) [-]
It's the same thing for me books or on screen.

This horrible curse.
User avatar #47 to #5 - nooc (01/09/2013) [-]
i watched a documentary about Vlad... that count for anything?
User avatar #43 to #5 - sparkysparky (01/09/2013) [-]
Yeah I read it a couple years back during the first wave of Twilight Hype. I was a fan of the genre and I wanted to feel it was cool!
User avatar #28 to #5 - gmarrox ONLINE (01/09/2013) [-]
Same with Frankenstein. Hell, popular media portrays Frankenstein's monster as a mindless brute, whereas in the book, he's a compassionate and highly educated creature who turns evil from rejection.
#103 to #28 - anonymous (01/09/2013) [-]
That book was absolutely terrible though, Shelley is a mediocre writer
#18 to #5 - kjpuffin (01/09/2013) [-]
I read Dracula a few summers ago. Although it had a tendency to drag at some points, the rest of the book is fantastic.
User avatar #15 to #5 - supermegasherman (01/09/2013) [-]
for a lot of people it just never sparked their interest, or are currently in other books, for me it happens to be both. reading the kite runner right now
User avatar #7 to #5 - izaya (01/09/2013) [-]
I've read it. It was a tad bit different from what I imagined but the book was still good.
User avatar #50 to #6 - ningyoaijin (01/09/2013) [-]
I'm British and I agree. Well, I have nothing against reading itself, I just really don't find books interesting.
#55 to #50 - ocnamesaregone (01/09/2013) [-]
I don't believe there's such things. All you need is to find a book that you like, and there's so many of them that I'm pretty you could find one that you would love.
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