OK there are a million classics out there so who can get to all of them ?

Not me.

For example, and relating to some frequently mentioned around here:

Anything Heinline (sp?)
Anything Jane Austin
Anything russian
War and Peace (could not get past the bulk poundage)

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"Every government interference in the economy consists of giving an unearned benefit, extorted by force, to some men at the expense of others."

Ayn Rand

Tokugawa Iesayu, by Sohachi Yamaoka. Too long to even begin.

10-million characters

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"The quickest way of ending a war is to lose it."
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Daddio how would you know if you've never read it?

I don't understand how someone is supposed to answer this question...

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Yeah me too...

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The government cannot give without first taking.

books that have some sort of large appeal, comonly regarded as great be it in popular circles (Stephen King), literary circles (Bronte, Twain, Homer) or whathaveyou.

ones you have just never gotten around to or maybe even never plan to

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Socialism doesn't create a rising tide that lifts all boats. It drains the lake and teaches the boat riders not to help themselves by rowing.

Jesus loves you, allah wants you dead

"Every government interference in the economy consists of giving an unearned benefit, extorted by force, to some men at the expense of others."

Ayn Rand

Hmm, in my case, i would answer "All of them", because i didn't actually have to, you know, read them....

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You could use it as a list of classics or highly recommended books you want to read, I suppose.

I can think of a few:

For Whom the Bell Tolls, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Don Quixote

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Okay.

Goodnight Mister Tom comes to mind, the film was good.

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I've always wanted to read Dune... just never seem to get around to it

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Crime and Punishment, Don Quixote, Moby Dick, etc. etc. I need to read more of the classics.

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I've tried to read Gravity's Rainbow maybe three times, and I just fucking hate Pynchon's style. And this is coming from a guy who finished Finnegan's Wake, no problem.

I have not yet read War and Peace. I own it...One day, though. One day.....

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Started but never finished Ulysses by James Joyce. Boring, boring, boring.

Same with Philip Roth.

It's not only worth reading but really the first four books of the series are all excellent.

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