Catch-22

Perhaps the most brilliant work of satire ever construed. Anyone agree?

 

Hell yeah. Look at my username.

 

Yossarian lives! I always sorta liked Major Major Major Major

 

I think it is one of the top five American Novels of all time....and who could ever forget Nurse Duckett

 

I love your username, I told my bf we'd name our child yossarian lol

I can't belive I forgot how I used to love this book, and I only read it a few months ago...I think I read too much because this book def shouldn't have been forgotten by me >_<

 

I'm a pretty big advocate of this book. It took me a while to really push through it, it was so sporadic, but so wonderfully written. One of my favorite books ever.

 

An amazing read! At the beginning, I found it tough going but as I progressed,
I became more and more addicted to the thought processes and fucked logic of
it all. I will read this book again and again.


I haven't found another book that made me laugh out loud so frequently.

Peace,
Aidan

 

I read Catch 22 about a week before I was drafted into the army back in '67. The damn thing had me in trouble constantly because I couldn't take any of it seriously. And the mind boggling, inept stupidity of army logic was absolutely dead on target. Man, did we exploit that for all it was worth.

 

One of the best ever.

 

One of the best ever.. Say Ay!

 

Orr - he's the legend, sitting there in Sweden free as a bird...