the book the outsiders

#1

the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 7:12pm

hot or not?

also i have to dress up like a greaser/sosha on moday,what should i wair?

#2

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 7:25pm

I read this book in the beginning of the year! It was okay, a little weird, but I liked it. I'll go with hot. My friends and I pronouced 'soc' like sock instead of sosha or however you say it, lol. I would wear jeans, ripped if you're a Greaser, and a nice shirt if you're a Soc, erm, leather jacket on both sides, and a muscle shirt for a Greaser. If you have that stuff go for it. If not, jeans and a white shirt work wonders. :)

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#3

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 7:45pm

Hot. I LOVE that book- I read it a few years ago.

Dreamin: we listened to the tape recording of it in class (I actually read it on my own), and I had the opposite problem. When I read the book, I was trying to figure out what a "soc" was, because I read it as "sock." Not my proudest moment.

Err, yeah, I have no idea what you should wear. Doesn't it sort of describe what they wore in the book, a little? Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. ^^;;

#4

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 8:24pm

i loved this book. its great. the movie is good too.

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#5

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 8:28pm

THE OUTSIDERS is a novel written on a 6th grade reading level. You should enjoy it, Liam.

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#6

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 8:32pm

I read on a 6th grade reading level when I was in the third grade. It was math that stumped me.

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#7

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 8:45pm

DollyPop,you think you know evry thing.the hole 8th grade read it in my school as a reciwerment.

#8

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 8:51pm

Liam, I can't find the word "reciwerment". It's not to be found in my Funk and Wagnalls. Please define.

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#9

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 9:28pm

Taught 9th grade my first year of teaching. This was required reading. It is like the seventh circle of hell. Worst book I've ever read.

#10

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 10:15pm

The author was 14 years old when she wrote the damned thing. It does get non-readers to read, though.

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#11

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 10:36pm

I read it in like, 6yj, or 6th grade? And, I just found teh copy i have from school a few days ago. I wan to read it again, but the font is way too small for my retarded eyes.

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#12

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 10:39pm

It was an interesting read for me...

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#13

re: the book the outsiders

Posted: 4/28/05 at 11:19pm

Read it in summer school 2 years ago. Not my cup of tea...maybe. I don't remember it at all actually. 2 years ago is a blur to me now.

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#14

re: Please define

Posted: 4/29/05 at 6:55pm

I'm still awaiting a definition of the word "reciwerment".

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Updated On: 4/30/05 at 06:55 PM

#15

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/29/05 at 7:05pm

It is an ancient Hebrew word meaning " can't spell worth sh-t"

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#16

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/29/05 at 7:40pm

HOT! Its an ozome book!

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#17

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/29/05 at 7:56pm

there you go agen dollipop thinking you know evry thing,she was not 14 when she wrote it she was 16.

#18

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/29/05 at 9:12pm

Here's what you should look like.

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#19

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/29/05 at 9:37pm

Liam, when you get to be as old as I am, 2 years doesn't mean diddly squat.

Now please define that word you used.

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Updated On: 4/30/05 at 09:37 PM

#20

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/30/05 at 9:35am

Gentle Liam,

The literati are still waiting for that definition.

Please provide one.

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#21

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 4/30/05 at 10:11am

def hott

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#22

re: Please dfine 'reciwerment'

Posted: 5/2/05 at 1:47am

A little late with this, but in case anyone couldn't figure it out, I think Liam was trying to say "requirement." It took me a second glance at that one to figure it out. I'm sure you know Dollypop, but just trying to give Liam a hard time as usual, & Liam has learned to ignore.