Very serious What's the longest book you've ever read?

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You sound like a completely stable and normal individual
Yes. I want to read stories about real people and their real experiences, whether it's about their boring white collar office jobs, severe mental illnesses, experiences fighting a bloody war, whatever it may be. I don't really mind historical fiction, but when it's the typical magic fairy wizard heckin dystopia nigger bullshit I can't bring myself to care. It's not relatable to real life, nor can I learn anything useful from it.
 
Yes. I want to read stories about real people and their real experiences, whether it's about their boring white collar office jobs, severe mental illnesses, experiences fighting a bloody war, whatever it may be. I don't really mind historical fiction, but when it's the typical magic fairy wizard heckin dystopia nigger bullshit I can't bring myself to care. It's not relatable to real life, nor can I learn anything useful from it.
It’s based fuck off
 
Yes. I want to read stories about real people and their real experiences, whether it's about their boring white collar office jobs, severe mental illnesses, experiences fighting a bloody war, whatever it may be. I don't really mind historical fiction, but when it's the typical magic fairy wizard heckin dystopia nigger bullshit I can't bring myself to care. It's not relatable to real life, nor can I learn anything useful from it.
1000 page history book seems like my kind of thing. I fucking love SNCA. Genuinely.
 
Yes. I want to read stories about real people and their real experiences, whether it's about their boring white collar office jobs, severe mental illnesses, experiences fighting a bloody war, whatever it may be. I don't really mind historical fiction, but when it's the typical magic fairy wizard heckin dystopia nigger bullshit I can't bring myself to care. It's not relatable to real life, nor can I learn anything useful from it.
what do you think of charlie and the chocolate factory by roald dahl
 
Roald Dahl actually fucking hated that movie. He hated the fact that Gene Wilder was Willy Wonka and didn't like the fact the movie was more centered on the factory itself than Charlie
And I had no idea about that until I coincidentally read the Wikipedia article about the film just before you told me. Books and movie adaptations never align well, that's just my gut instinct.
 
Roald Dahl actually fucking hated that movie. He hated the fact that Gene Wilder was Willy Wonka and didn't like the fact the movie was more centered on the factory itself than Charlie
roald dahl’s foundation and family that oversees current book production and have the rights to his works actually said that if roald dahl were still alive when the 2005 charlie and the chocolate factory movie was made, he would have preferred that one.
 
roald dahl’s foundation and family that oversees current book production and have the rights to his works actually said that if roald dahl were still alive when the 2005 charlie and the chocolate factory movie was made, he would have preferred that one.
I was about to mention this, he most definitely would've liked the 2005 one better, since it focused on Charlie much more, whilst still giving attention to the factory and Wonka himself.
 
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