The Bulbagarden Conversational Chat Thread Vol 4

[Shiny Celebi]

Ive read The Hobbit, I dont remember any of it though.

[Soulmaster]

@H-con; you've read the Simarillion? Wow you're the second person both irl and not that I've met that has.

[H-con]

Well, it's not a book many people would naturally read, that's for sure. It's a bit heavy, and I must admit I struggled the first time I read it (or well, at least the earlier chapters of it). If I were to pick it up now, it would be much easier.

I'm currently working my way through Darwin. I mean, besides all the other stuff I do.

[Soulmaster]

Agreed, the first few chapters were torture but after that it was a lot better.

[H-con]

Agreed, the first few chapters were torture but after that it was a lot better.

It's like reading some parts of the Bible, with the never ending lists of families. Although that's more boring.

[Soulmaster]

Yup. It was interesting and all that but it was a history book and not a um you know what i mean. So yeah it would be more boring.

[Shinjiro Aragaki]

I read The Hobbit once. It was alright.

[Mijzelffan]

I never read the LOTR books. Maybe I should sometimes.

[amethystGoblin]

The Hobbit is the only book in the LoTR (not technically, but it's still a prequel) that I've actually read. I read like half of Fellowship of the Ring.

[Mikado]

iTunes is a bitch.

[Joltik]

^why?

[Charles Dunois]

I'm also eager to know. It works quite well for me.

[Outcast]

I've never used iTunes much.

[Joltik]

I don't have an Ipod or an MP3 player, so it severs little use to me.

[Outcast]

It would be nice to use since I play the guitar and need a reference every once and a while.