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So what books are everyone reading and recommend for the rest of the crew?
Currently I am reading:
Junky by William S. Burroughs
The Face by Dean Koontz
Last book i finished was:
Perfume by Patrik Suskind
Also I been reading Hemingway's For Whom The Bell Tolls forever now... the weird style of english the main characters speak is what makes me drag from finishing it...
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quote:Originally posted by Machiavelli: I love Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea...
That is the only Hemingway that I have read......when I was a teen. Really liked the plain speak of the book.
Always meant to try another; but, never have.
For Glass, I would recommend "To Run With the Horesmen."
For Mach, "How to Win Friends and Influence People."
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A lot of you could use "Common Sense" by Glen Beck.
Funny how many liberals agree with it until they find out who the author is.
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That makes me curious. I have two books in que at the moment but I'll give Glen a chance after that.
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Once upon a time Pilgrims Progress was a great read in American schools. A lot more positive than the "jane has two daddys" books or whatever you call it.
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quote:Originally posted by CashCowMoo: Once upon a time Pilgrims Progress was a great read in American schools. A lot more positive than the "jane has two daddys" books or whatever you call it.
I prefer reading the Marquis De Sade's books unless your book is Jane has Two Hot Mommy's...
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quote:Originally posted by Machiavelli: I love Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea...
For Mach, "How to Win Friends and Influence People."
Wiseass me have friends here in the board.. my mommy told me so..
you better read Theory of Poker by Sklansky because you'll need it to ever beat me in poker sometime..
Man, I would murder you in poker.....Sklansky or no. What is your game?
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