Poll: Would you ever burn a book?

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Darth Sea Bass

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I thought about this before posting and i thought i'd have no problem burning shite like twilight but then i thought no i couldn't even burn that.
 

vivalahelvig

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There are only 2 books i would ever burn. Those are Great Expectations and The Old Man and the Sea. <---Those 2 books are the most boring, uneventful pieces of crap i have ever read, and i only read 20 pages of Great Expectations!
 

Jezzascmezza

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This is such a vague and bizarre question.
Is this a reference to something I don't get?
By the way, I have no real desire to burn any books. (?)
 

Dogstile

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fooddood3 said:
dogstile said:
I once burned a bible because my friends were going on about how it was sacred and that we needed to treat it with respect.

I listened to them all day before grabbing one (it was one of those small ones they give out at schools) and burning it in front of them. The shock on some peoples faces was awesome.

Ahhhh, I enjoyed that day :3
That's kind of a dick move...
I'm never claimed I was anything other than a dick. I take pride in my dickery.
 

legion431

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dogstile said:
I once burned a bible because my friends were going on about how it was sacred and that we needed to treat it with respect.

I listened to them all day before grabbing one (it was one of those small ones they give out at schools) and burning it in front of them. The shock on some peoples faces was awesome.

Ahhhh, I enjoyed that day :3
My hat is off to you sir.

OT.If it's cold and there's no fire wood or one of the twilight books.
 
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if its any supposed "classic" from school, then yes, i will burn it, gladly, and gladly piss on the ashes afterwords.

otherwise?

nah probably not, unless i need a fire for something.
 
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vivalahelvig said:
There are only 2 books i would ever burn. Those are Great Expectations and The Old Man and the Sea. <---Those 2 books are the most boring, uneventful pieces of crap i have ever read, and i only read 20 pages of Great Expectations!
the old man and the sea can go fuck itself 20x over. its the most boring piece of shit ever that we spent months on because our teacher thought we didn't get the purpose of the book and we had to break down every single fucking chapter to find the meanings behind everything...

i forever hate that fucking book.
 

katsumoto03

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No. The thought of such a thing makes me die a little inside.
Can I ask why?

I've always found that so weird. It's not like it's the only copy. It's just paper with ink shaped into symbols printed all over it...
 

bulbasaur765

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Only if I needed to feed a fire for warmth in an extreme-cold-climate-environment; Preferably cheap books that I didn't pay much for. Otherwise its a waste of paper.
 

gideonkain

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Never ever - even if the title of the book was "Gideonkain, the bestiality loving neo-nazi"

I think this question is a pretty good indication of whether you believe in freedom, or just want things your way.
 

thejackyl

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Would I burn a book? Yeah if I was cold and that was the only option for heat, yes. or for some other reason that I can't think of, yeah... It's not the book that I'm against, it's the cold, or whatnot.

However, I would not burn a book because I don't like what it says, or that it promotes witchcraft, or whatever people have burnt books for when it makes the news.
 

fooddood3

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dogstile said:
fooddood3 said:
dogstile said:
I once burned a bible because my friends were going on about how it was sacred and that we needed to treat it with respect.

I listened to them all day before grabbing one (it was one of those small ones they give out at schools) and burning it in front of them. The shock on some peoples faces was awesome.

Ahhhh, I enjoyed that day :3
That's kind of a dick move...
I'm never claimed I was anything other than a dick. I take pride in my dickery.
I don't know if that is really something to be proud of.
 

AmbitiousWorm

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Yes. On really long hiking trips as you finish pages you rip them out and burn them and your book gets lighter.

Nowadays its kind of pointless to burn objectionable material because everything is on the interwebs, whether thats a good thing is debatable (no it isn't) but thats not the point.