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PostPosted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 3:20 am 
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Someone told me that they picked up catcher in the rye and thought of me if Holden was in 90s. I never read the book, btw.

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I think of it as a complement, he's quite a dynamic character.

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He's whiny, he's vulgar, he over-analyzes things, he's pretentious, and he's insane. But he's lovable and the thing about Catcher is that everyone seems to relate at some point or another. I always considered myself a Holden Caulfield of sorts. Then I realized everyone else did, too. ;)


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cool cause she was like,
I picked it up and thought of you, if Holden was in the 90s and smoked pot, watched Pee Wees Big Adventure, and listened to grunge.

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I was compared to Will from Good Will Hunting. I never got around to asking if it meant i was a genius that didnt appreciate my abillities, or if i was so affraid of commitment that i would break off a relationship before things even got started. I'm still scratching my head on that one.


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kilman wrote:
I was compared to Will from Good Will Hunting. I never got around to asking if it meant i was a genius that didnt appreciate my abillities, or if i was so affraid of commitment that i would break off a relationship before things even got started. I'm still scratching my head on that one.


Well, that rules out the first option. HEH!

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holden is cool....rough on the outside...great on the inside....

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I found the Holden character relateable. One of my favorite books.


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Isn't it the movie Singles where one of the female leads finds Holden-like qualities attractive in a guy? I think that would make it a compliment.

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He's whiny, he's vulgar, he over-analyzes things, he's pretentious, and he's insane. But he's lovable and the thing about Catcher is that everyone seems to relate at some point or another. I always considered myself a Holden Caulfield of sorts. Then I realized everyone else did, too. ;)


I really think this is one of the most overrated books in the canon. I saw no real point to it and I did not relate to him at all. Aside from that, I'd be seriously insulted if someone said that I reminded them of Holden Caufield. Like Scott said, he's whiny, vulgar, and pretentious. I'd also like to add that he's immature and a fucking prick with absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. :D

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Auggiestyle wrote:
inadvertent imitation wrote:
He's whiny, he's vulgar, he over-analyzes things, he's pretentious, and he's insane. But he's lovable and the thing about Catcher is that everyone seems to relate at some point or another. I always considered myself a Holden Caulfield of sorts. Then I realized everyone else did, too. ;)


I really think this is one of the most overrated books in the canon. I saw no real point to it and I did not relate to him at all. Aside from that, I'd be seriously insulted if someone said that I reminded them of Holden Caufield. Like Scott said, he's whiny, vulgar, and pretentious. I'd also like to add that he's immature and a fucking prick with absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. :D


And his temples were graying.

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kilman wrote:
I was compared to Will from Good Will Hunting. I never got around to asking if it meant i was a genius that didnt appreciate my abillities, or if i was so affraid of commitment that i would break off a relationship before things even got started. I'm still scratching my head on that one.


Well, that rules out the first option. HEH!


Yeah, i saw that comming a mile away.


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kilman wrote:
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kilman wrote:
I was compared to Will from Good Will Hunting. I never got around to asking if it meant i was a genius that didnt appreciate my abillities, or if i was so affraid of commitment that i would break off a relationship before things even got started. I'm still scratching my head on that one.


Well, that rules out the first option. HEH!


Yeah, i saw that comming a mile away.


You totally should not have left the opening. I'll take it every single time.

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Dean Corso wrote:
Auggiestyle wrote:
inadvertent imitation wrote:
He's whiny, he's vulgar, he over-analyzes things, he's pretentious, and he's insane. But he's lovable and the thing about Catcher is that everyone seems to relate at some point or another. I always considered myself a Holden Caulfield of sorts. Then I realized everyone else did, too. ;)


I really think this is one of the most overrated books in the canon. I saw no real point to it and I did not relate to him at all. Aside from that, I'd be seriously insulted if someone said that I reminded them of Holden Caufield. Like Scott said, he's whiny, vulgar, and pretentious. I'd also like to add that he's immature and a fucking prick with absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. :D


And his temples were graying.


That's because he was played by Powers Booth in the original novel.

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Dean Corso wrote:
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kilman wrote:
I was compared to Will from Good Will Hunting. I never got around to asking if it meant i was a genius that didnt appreciate my abillities, or if i was so affraid of commitment that i would break off a relationship before things even got started. I'm still scratching my head on that one.


Well, that rules out the first option. HEH!


Yeah, i saw that comming a mile away.


You totally should not have left the opening. I'll take it every single time.


Billy has taken my opening too many times to count. :oops:

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Auggiestyle wrote:
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kilman wrote:
I was compared to Will from Good Will Hunting. I never got around to asking if it meant i was a genius that didnt appreciate my abillities, or if i was so affraid of commitment that i would break off a relationship before things even got started. I'm still scratching my head on that one.


Well, that rules out the first option. HEH!


Yeah, i saw that comming a mile away.


You totally should not have left the opening. I'll take it every single time.


Billy has taken my opening too many times to count. :oops:


It's fun!

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I can remember reading this book in school & being able to FUCK out loud in class ! :D

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mRblonde wrote:
I can remember reading this book in school & being able to FUCK out loud in class ! :D


Uhh...

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You fucked out loud in class?

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I can remember reading this book in school & being able to FUCK out loud in class ! :D

And then they made me go to this special school where the walls were soft, the tables had no sharp edges, and the crayons were oh so edible!

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