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Get the Hitch Hikers 5 part trilogy written by Douglass Adams
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Life, The Universe and Everything
So Long and Thanks for all the Fish
Mostly Harmless
Also:
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul
Good Omens by .....Niel Goodmand and Terry Pratchert.
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Life, The Universe and Everything
So Long and Thanks for all the Fish
Mostly Harmless
Also:
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul
Good Omens by .....Niel Goodmand and Terry Pratchert.
Y_lifter
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Anything from Dean Koontz
Especially, Watchers or Lightning
REPLAY
by GRIMWOOD
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/f...rev_pagepos1/103-8081494-1737468#rated-review
Basically a story about a guy that at 40 has a heart attack and wakes up 25 years earlier in his freshman college dorm room as a 18 yr old with all the memories of what happened. He takes advantage of the knowledge of things to come. Again at 45 he has a heart attack and again wakes up 25 years earlier but several months later this time. This happens many times and each time his life is a bit different.
Especially, Watchers or Lightning
REPLAY
by GRIMWOOD
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/f...rev_pagepos1/103-8081494-1737468#rated-review
Basically a story about a guy that at 40 has a heart attack and wakes up 25 years earlier in his freshman college dorm room as a 18 yr old with all the memories of what happened. He takes advantage of the knowledge of things to come. Again at 45 he has a heart attack and again wakes up 25 years earlier but several months later this time. This happens many times and each time his life is a bit different.
vixenbabe
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beastboy said:
YOUR THEORY SUCKS..WODIN DID NOT FOLLOW DIRETIONS EITHER! NAH..NAH..NAH!
The Sleeping Lady: Robert Graysmith- True story about Trailside murders in Ca. Bay area parks
The Mormon Murders: Steve Naifeh- True story about Greed,Forgery, deceit and death.
I also like ANYTHING Mr. King writes! Spooky stuff keeps me awake while reading it!
circusgirl
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Anything by James Elroy.
Also try On The Road by Kerouac.
Also try On The Road by Kerouac.
Nathan
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I'll tell you what to read, and you can thank me later. Wodin had the right idea with the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy. You won't put those down until you're done them. Trust me.
Another one you won't put down until you're done is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson. Read that. It's pretty short and you could read it in a total of 4 hours if you wanted to. So totally worth it.
Don't even read the rest of the replies to this thread, just go and get those books now.
Another one you won't put down until you're done is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson. Read that. It's pretty short and you could read it in a total of 4 hours if you wanted to. So totally worth it.
Don't even read the rest of the replies to this thread, just go and get those books now.
Zebo
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There's a new book out about Ben Franklin that I've been wanting to read.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...002-9419626-1335217?v=glance&s=books&n=549066
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...002-9419626-1335217?v=glance&s=books&n=549066
The User Illusion...This book will fuck with your head.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/104-8967422-3618336?v=glance&s=books
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/104-8967422-3618336?v=glance&s=books
Stangfriik
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Do you people sit in bed with your SO and both read at the same time like I see on TV?
"Constantine's Sword" world's best history book. See the forces that shaped the world that preceded modern America.
"What If" and "What if 2" alternative histories
"The Victim's Fotune" negotiations between countries
"Guns Germs and Steel" Anthropological history
"What If" and "What if 2" alternative histories
"The Victim's Fotune" negotiations between countries
"Guns Germs and Steel" Anthropological history
SofaGeorge
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Have you tried Pop UP books. You turn the pages and they pop up with fold out pictures of bunnies and haunted houses and things. It's 3-D.
Sometimes they have little tabs you can pull to make animals legs move and birds' wings flap.
Sometimes they have little tabs you can pull to make animals legs move and birds' wings flap.
biteme said:
That's just the introductory courses sir.
But I recommend all those books highly. Knowldege is power.
NapoleanComplex
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Bringing Down the House
- about a group of MIT students who utilize team-play blackjack to beat the odds, and take the casinos for a lot of $$$.
A Brief History about Everything
- still reading, but so far so good. Basically he explains random stuff about how the universe started, and its limits, etc.
I didn't read a single book (except for computer books :: computer engineering major) from 11th grade highschool thru 3rd year in college. Summer after Junior year, I start reading. I enjoy smoking a lot of pot and then indulging myself in a book. Its INCREDIBLY RELAXING !!!
- about a group of MIT students who utilize team-play blackjack to beat the odds, and take the casinos for a lot of $$$.
A Brief History about Everything
- still reading, but so far so good. Basically he explains random stuff about how the universe started, and its limits, etc.
I didn't read a single book (except for computer books :: computer engineering major) from 11th grade highschool thru 3rd year in college. Summer after Junior year, I start reading. I enjoy smoking a lot of pot and then indulging myself in a book. Its INCREDIBLY RELAXING !!!
dawookie
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Fiction-
The Talisman- Stephen King and Peter Straub
-young boy flips between this world and another almost dreamworld to save his mother.. Great book, first Real book I ever read.
The Black house- Stephen King and Peter Straub
- this is a follow up to the Talisman, 20 years later. The boy in the Talisman is a grown up detective, retired, who is forced out of retirement to capture a child killer who has roots in the "territories", the alternate world he dealt with in the Talisman.
I tend to stick to Non-Fiction now, when I was younger it was a lot of William S. Burroughs, Clive Barker, Steven King.. I had to go back to fiction to read The Black House.. Im about half-way through it and it is great so far.
Hunter S. Thompson is fun to read too.
The Talisman- Stephen King and Peter Straub
-young boy flips between this world and another almost dreamworld to save his mother.. Great book, first Real book I ever read.
The Black house- Stephen King and Peter Straub
- this is a follow up to the Talisman, 20 years later. The boy in the Talisman is a grown up detective, retired, who is forced out of retirement to capture a child killer who has roots in the "territories", the alternate world he dealt with in the Talisman.
I tend to stick to Non-Fiction now, when I was younger it was a lot of William S. Burroughs, Clive Barker, Steven King.. I had to go back to fiction to read The Black House.. Im about half-way through it and it is great so far.
Hunter S. Thompson is fun to read too.
Scarlett33
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I'm reading an older book called "Sugar Blues" by William Duffy
"LIke opium,morphine and heroin, sugar is an addictive drug,yet Americans consume it daily in everything from cigarettes to bread..." Its a very informative and entertaing book about sugar addiction and how to beat it. I've read it before but its so good I'm rereading it. I also read everything Dean Koonz{sp} puts out. His books are all good.
"LIke opium,morphine and heroin, sugar is an addictive drug,yet Americans consume it daily in everything from cigarettes to bread..." Its a very informative and entertaing book about sugar addiction and how to beat it. I've read it before but its so good I'm rereading it. I also read everything Dean Koonz{sp} puts out. His books are all good.
