Is this in fact the third year that they’ve read Ulysses, or is it the third year that they’ve tried to read it before soon giving up? And is that a Miss Marple manikin in the corner, or is it the desiccated remains of Mary Worth?
Ulysses chronicles the appointments and encounters of the itinerant Leopold Bloom in Dublin in the course of an ordinary day, 16 June 1904…….can’t wait!!!!
Batiuk is being unusually cruel to his characters today. Not only are they going to attempt to read and discuss “Ulysses,” they have two underage kids in the group, so there will not be any wine.
wherescrankshaft about 1 year ago
Where’s Crankshaft?
seismic-2 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Is this in fact the third year that they’ve read Ulysses, or is it the third year that they’ve tried to read it before soon giving up? And is that a Miss Marple manikin in the corner, or is it the desiccated remains of Mary Worth?
billsplut about 1 year ago
For those wondering, the figure on the right is Norman Bates’ mom.
Blu Bunny about 1 year ago
Boring!!!
Blu Bunny about 1 year ago
Whoa, the twins are there, too.
hubbard3188 about 1 year ago
Ulysses is inappropriate for any age.
Kitty Queen about 1 year ago
Running over mail boxes!
B UTTONS about 1 year ago
Maybe this will be the third try will be the charm and we actually get past the first chapter.
Fritzsch about 1 year ago
One of Molly Bloom’s soliloquies in James Joyce’s epic novel ‘Ulysses’ features a sentence of 4,491 words.
Doctor Toon about 1 year ago
I’m too busy reading books to join a club to discuss them
littlejohn Premium Member about 1 year ago
Reading that book might become a long odyssey.
Carl Premium Member about 1 year ago
The self-hate is strong in this group.
ksu71 about 1 year ago
Is that Lucy’s ghost over there?
Mopman about 1 year ago
Mary Worth showed up but she’s for once rendered speechless. She even forgot her muffins.
rockyridge1977 about 1 year ago
Ulysses chronicles the appointments and encounters of the itinerant Leopold Bloom in Dublin in the course of an ordinary day, 16 June 1904…….can’t wait!!!!
French Persons Premium Member about 1 year ago
I’m surprised it isn’t “Lisa’s Story”. Otherwise, who is that ghoul all the way off to the right?
WilliamVollmer about 1 year ago
Who’s the English Nanny type?
tpcox928 about 1 year ago
I miss Funky Winkerbean.
lemonbaskt about 1 year ago
its back to this old crow again even mary worth hates her
tcayer about 1 year ago
Why is Mary Poppins there?
puddleglum1066 about 1 year ago
I believe Sylvia Beach (over on the far right, clutching a purse as if she really doesn’t want to be here) is a cardboard cut-out.
I mean, an INTENTIONAL cardboard cut-out, unlike the rest of the people in the frame.
Daltongang Premium Member about 1 year ago
Looks like someone is enamored with the “Nausicaa” passage. Porn for old people.
puddleglum1066 about 1 year ago
Batiuk is being unusually cruel to his characters today. Not only are they going to attempt to read and discuss “Ulysses,” they have two underage kids in the group, so there will not be any wine.
Tcable29 about 1 year ago
Miss Marple?
Charlie Tuba about 1 year ago
And the head coach wants no sissies,
So he reads to us from something called Ulysses.
- Alan Sherman – Hello Mother Hello Father
Dorothy Ownbey Premium Member about 1 year ago
Could it be?! Miss Marple?
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 1 year ago
I’ve never read ‘Ulysses’. Is it that hard to get through?
jrankin1959 about 1 year ago
It’s taking y’all that long?
grozar about 1 year ago
Are those like torture chairs?
erinurse2000 about 1 year ago
Miss Marple needs a chair
ToneeRhianRose 8 months ago
I hope 1 day this book will be public domain so I can also read it.