I hate that stupid group challenge!

[smetchie]

Why does it have to be at the top of the page? What if I don't want to participate? Do I still have to look at it every time I come in here?

[Rusty]

Wait, what are you talking about?

[smetchie]

You see the challenge I put up on the homepage? That's what I'm talking about.

[Stina]

Smetch, could you please provide a suggestion for a book about lurking hippies? Or hippies who hate lurkers? Or lurkers who think haters are hip?

Much appreciated,
K

[smetchie]

No. I couldn't. But I could suggest that you just pretend every book you read is about hate, lurking, or hippies. I'm sure that's the best way to attack this situation.

[Tom]

The Lies of Locke Lamora is about lurking and hate. No hippies, though.

[The Crimson Fucker]

I know of a book where a chick lurks around/peeps while some hippie dude masturbate while she thinks something about him wasting the stuf... but does nothing and just lurks... and they were both hippies!!

[smetchie]

Honestly I think every book I read has at least 10% of one of those things. Hippies and Lurking are especially subjective. But I'm still gonna delete this crap if goodreads doesn't beta that challenge somewhere besides THE VERY TOP OF THE PAGE. I already made challenges in another group so I don't need to test on haters.

[Stina]

Tom wrote: "The Lies of Locke Lamora is about lurking and hate. No hippies, though."

This lurking/hate book should be in my mailbox when I get home from work. Can't wait.

[Tom]

One of my favorite recent fantasy novels. I need to read it again. Very heavy on the hate.

[Monkey]

Just finished it. (in fact its nearing completion was the impetus for Kindlenacht)

I wasn't compelled; it's good, but it seemed a little ...bland. I don't know how else to describe it. It never really griped me.