READING

well i usually dont like reading, infact because off all the bs i read in english class, i hated it

but yesterday i was compleatly stoned outa my ass, the fone rings adn my parents are commin home in 5 min, i couldnt find my visine, i here the door open, my brothers new harry potter books on my desk , so i took it and pretended to read, my parents came up, the book was a good excuse for the red eyes, but even after they left i continued to read. And even tho it took me forever to finish a page, i was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO lost in the book adn it jus made my mind expand so muchh

any1 else liek reading or doing somethign outa the ordanary while high

man, pick up any george orwell book (1984 and Animal Farm being the most popular) and read it while you smoke, sitting outside under the stars... one of my favourite things to do... alternatively, get some Kerouac (On The Road)... brilliant

I hate reading books, I dont know why i just do, I find it extremely boring and i lose my concentration very easily.

u should read the book written by Steve King during ur ass stoned.

loll yea there scary as shit

lol, i did it before.

i like to read books, while high, that i enjoyed in the past. i can tear right through the entire Nancy Drew series with just a couple of bong hits.

I highly suggest reading ender's game. and catch me if you can. best book I have ever read

i like to read. a lot. reading is just one of those things. you either get it or you dont. and when you get it, a wonderous world of things unknown to non-readers is opened up to you. my parents read to me when i was small child, and for that i am grateful, i am thoroughly convinced that is why i love to read. reading is a good thing.

If you want to read but find it boring then read something you enjoy. I got into reading by going for horror and battles. As much blood and sex as possible. What really got me enjoying reading was books by Irvine Welsh. Trainspotting is a classic with the main character being a heroin user amongst other things.

Reading is amazing, and I love, love, love it. But it kills me that teachers and parents of young children don't nurture it in children from the earliest moment and help foster that love. I also find it hard to forgive traditional school curriculae, which so often forces school-aged kids to read and write about stuff they don't give a lick about and turns them off on reading and writing instead of helping draw them in by letting them explore the subjects and topics that interest them personally. I'm convinced we'd have a very different level of adolescent and adult literacy and educational interest if kids were allowed a bit more curricular freedom early on.

very true