Most Boring Book you have Ever Read

The most boring book I have ever read huh?

Has to be Horny Sluts part 1 and 2 with photo book and 2 free DVDs.

LMFAO! The Harry Pothead books. ¬_¬
 
Igadevil said:
Macbeth is classic! I like Hamlet even more though. I guess they really need to make more things like this http://www.buzzscope.com/features.php?id=900 to attract people to Shakespeare. :laugh:

I didn't enjoy "1984" or "Crime and Punishment".
Only way I can be attracted to Shakesphear, is if the characters were a team of Spandex clad Heroines fighting perverted monsters in rubber suits!!! :laugh:
 
Rising Sun Ranger said:
Only way I can be attracted to Shakesphear, is if the characters were a team of Spandex clad Heroines fighting perverted monsters in rubber suits!!! :laugh:

Um...okay? I got everything except the "perverted" part.

Ultimate Hamlet is still funny as hell. :laugh:
 
Automatically ruling out manuals and textbooks, I'm going to have to say "The Dragon and the George" by Gordon R. Dickson. There was a totally kickass animated movie made very loosely based on this book back in the mid '80s called "The Flight of Dragons." The book, though, is just gods-awful, through and through.
 
You're all wrong. Not to say your choices aren't boring, but if you're wanting to know the most boring book ever written, look no further than The Scarlet Letter. Hawthorne, I have always thought, is a pretty shitty writer. He goes into huge detail about the stupidest, least important stuff in the entire novel (the moss on a rock in the forest or the color of wood), while forgetting to make the novel entertaining. I think Nathaniel Hawthorne gets the scarlet letter "A" for "Ass."
 
DragonfighterX said:
You're all wrong. Not to say your choices aren't boring, but if you're wanting to know the most boring book ever written, look no further than The Scarlet Letter. Hawthorne, I have always thought, is a pretty shitty writer. He goes into huge detail about the stupidest, least important stuff in the entire novel (the moss on a rock in the forest or the color of wood), while forgetting to make the novel entertaining. I think Nathaniel Hawthorne gets the scarlet letter "A" for "Ass."
LOL!!! Good One!!! :laugh:

I never read this book but.. probably don't want to now!! :laugh:
 
Michael Joe Red Mask said:
I liked 1984....did anybody enjoy/hate Fahrenheit 451 by Bradbury?
I liked 451 myself. Most boring book I ever read... the only one thta comes to mind is this one Strar Trek book I read called Federation. It jumped all over the place from the Original series, to TNG and even Zethran Cochrane time
 

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