Goosebumps thread.

I read a few of those, but I never got into the series.

They were never my kind of book. I think I only finished one which was about mermaids or something.

Deep Trouble.

That one was kinda bland to be honest. I recommend something like Stay out of the basement or Let's get invisible.

Monster Blood is also a good one. Headless ghost, that one I love. I need to get that in my collection somehow.

I'll think of more good ones along the way.

I just didn't enjoy them, it isn't the sort of horror I like.

Gotcha. I'm assuming R.L. Stine isn't your thing. If you want a better book to read by him, try Hit and Run. I read that in high school.

I'm not really all that big on Horror in general, with the exception of Cosmic Horror, but that's because the Cthulhu mythos appeals to a part of me that desires strange things.

If you're older than, say (I'll be generous) 12, and you can enjoy reading a goosebumps book... that's sad. They're soooo basic.

Animorphs was better.

True. But picking them up again now they read just as badly as a goosebumps book.

Don't care if  it's easy to read or great wall of china hard to read. I love them for what they are. If it wasn't for Goosebumps, I'd be an illiterate faggot right now.

It's impossible to enjoy writing that bad once you've been reading adult books a while. Unless you're reading them to a kid. I'd probably enjoy that.

Well let's put it this way. I haz autism.

So.... I read what I want.

Bad writing? You never read Hit and Run have you? R. L. Stine isn't a bad writer.

You're talking to someone who thinks george rr martin is a bad writer.

If you were working for me I'd fire you for saying that. -_o

What would I be doing if I was working for you?

Testing my shitty video games.

Then what makes you think I'd be working for you in the first place?

Improve my shit?

They were never my kind of book. I think I only finished one which was about mermaids or something.

Deep Trouble.

That one was kinda bland to be honest. I recommend something like Stay out of the basement or Let's get invisible.

Monster Blood is also a good one. Headless ghost, that one I love. I need to get that in my collection somehow.

I'll think of more good ones along the way.

I just didn't enjoy them, it isn't the sort of horror I like.

Gotcha. I'm assuming R.L. Stine isn't your thing. If you want a better book to read by him, try Hit and Run. I read that in high school.

I'm not really all that big on Horror in general, with the exception of Cosmic Horror, but that's because the Cthulhu mythos appeals to a part of me that desires strange things.

I see.

I read like part of one goosebumps book.


Wasn't really my thing back in school.