Most well-read...

[Cosmic Fury]

i bet you used spark notes

Nope. I read it like any other book.

I found that if you study a work too closely, you neglect its beauty. Besides, I find books like that easier when they are written as a narrative...

Moreover, it was a pretty easy read. It was very detailed, and very much enjoyable...Even more so than Herodotus's work...Which I read the same way, albeit a bit slower.

[<3Sari<3]

I have read (and not skimmed or scanned--actually READ) Thucydides, cover to cover, in my spare time, and the reading was completely un-related to school...Does that count?

Nope. I read it like any other book.

I found that if you study a work too closely, you neglect its beauty. Besides, I find books like that easier when they are written as a narrative...

Moreover, it was a pretty easy read. It was very detailed, and very much enjoyable...Even more so than Herodotus's work...Which I read the same way, albeit a bit slower.

Jurnis trying t0 campaign and pander f0r the v0te ^.^

[*jdm*]

yet he's still at one vote

[<3Sari<3]

yet he's still at one vote

p00bums i didnt say he was g00d at it just that he was attempting t0 d0 it!

[*jdm*]

p00bums i didnt say he was g00d at it just that he was attempting t0 d0 it!

poobums? who is this

[Nesterus]

I read War and Peace

im cool too

[Morgan le Fay]

Everyone on the list strikes me as well read. So I went with other/not listed because I feel there are plenty of forum ers that read well too.

I did English Lit at school. Read plenty of classics and at least 4 Shakespeare plays. I still read a lot now but it's mainly more modern novels .

[Skirata]

It would be a good idea you 17 rebels to say who you are voting for.

[BrotherhoodUK]

Personally, I believe that I'm fairly well-read for my age, but I voted for Conrad anyway.

No-one could possibly hope to match his use of language unless maybe Stephen Hawking joined the forum and started harping on about the intellectual properties of anti-hydrogen (which I'm assuming is completely non-flammable as it's the OPPOSITE of hydrogen).

General thesis about antimatter:

Every particle has an antiparticle which has exactly the opposite properties as the particle. For example, an electron has a negative charge, as you all know. The antiparticle to the electron is the positron, which has a positive charge. The antiparticle to a proton is a negatron. The antiparticle of hydrogen is, you guessed it, anti-hydrogen!

It's quite simple if you condense it down into a very simplified, probably wrong version.

[DoomedPred]

The antiparticle to a proton is a negatron.

No its not.

Its an anti-proton.