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SoKlueles

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Right now im reading "the notebook" i should have known better than to buy it because Ive saw the movie and so far the book is not at all much like the movie

I just finished reading another book called the executioners game by gary hardwick, it was awesome
i read it in 1 1/2 day
 
Just finished a Lance book. Reading a book called The Game right now - extremely interesting. just bought Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis and also a learn italian book/CD thing, cause it's time I got down to bidness
 
I'm reading "Fly Boys" by James Bradley...

It's the true story about 9 pilots shot down in the Pacific in WWII. First ones to fly off of aircraft carriers.. Pretty good stuff.
 
KillahBee said:
Just finished a Lance book. Reading a book called The Game right now - extremely interesting. just bought Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis and also a learn italian book/CD thing, cause it's time I got down to bidness
what kind of book is "the game"?
is it an action ? and who wrote it?
ive read and reread all my books and i now go to the library and get them:) so if that one is good, i may get it next time
 
SoKlueles said:
what kind of book is "the game"?
is it an action ? and who wrote it?
ive read and reread all my books and i now go to the library and get them:) so if that one is good, i may get it next time
It was a complete random purchase in an airport bookstore, but it's really good. synopsis:

it's a true story. a NYT writer was doing a piece on an underground culture of male pick-up artists. these guys had private online forums, held national seminars and had infamous leaders in this underground world. it's really interesting. some of these guys use really in-depth psychological studies and theories in their games.
 
KillahBee said:
It was a complete random purchase in an airport bookstore, but it's really good. synopsis:

it's a true story. a NYT writer was doing a piece on an underground culture of male pick-up artists. these guys had private online forums, held national seminars and had infamous leaders in this underground world. it's really interesting. some of these guys use really in-depth psychological studies and theories in their games.
that sounds good, I love going to the library and getting whatever i want
I was going to rent the notebook but i prob woudlnt have ever gotten it since everyone and their mother was checking it out too
but so far im kind of dissapointed
 
KillahBee said:
Just finished a Lance book. Reading a book called The Game right now - extremely interesting. just bought Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis and also a learn italian book/CD thing, cause it's time I got down to bidness

Is that the book you said would piss off me and the other women?
 
KillahBee said:
It was a complete random purchase in an airport bookstore, but it's really good. synopsis:

it's a true story. a NYT writer was doing a piece on an underground culture of male pick-up artists. these guys had private online forums, held national seminars and had infamous leaders in this underground world. it's really interesting. some of these guys use really in-depth psychological studies and theories in their games.
the forums arent exactly private. ive picked up that a few people from EF have delved into asf...BBF being one of them...
 
YOU: The Owner's Manual : An Insider's Guide to the Body that Will Make You Healthier and Younger by Michael F. Roizen, M.D. and Mehmet Oz, M.D.
 
GoldenDelicious said:
the forums arent exactly private. ive picked up that a few people from EF have delved into asf...BBF being one of them...
some are only accessible via password. these are the ones with only the gurus and some of their top students. a lot of other ones are free.
 
You Can't Win By Jack Black (no not that one ) this was published in 1926. It is about being a hobo an loneliness .It is hard to put down
 
KillahBee said:
some are only accessible via password. these are the ones with only the gurus and some of their top students. a lot of other ones are free.
true enough...though they all pretty much keep an eye on asf

cheerios
 
I'm just now finishing up The End of the Affair (Graham Greene), and I will likely start up on The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle (Haruki Murakami).
 
I'm reading Feast of Crows by George RR Martin (austin- just started it) and Emotional Yoga by Bija Bennett.
 
"Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini. And I just finished a couple of books by Terry Pratchett. "Moving Pictures" and "Going Postal".
 
Three books by David Sedaris (Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, and Dress Your Family in Cordoroy and Denim) and The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica (collections of erotic short stories edited by Maxim Jakubowski) :p ... BTW, anybody know how to put a discrete cover on a paperback book so I can take these on vacation with the kids :rolleyes: ??? Screw that romance crap, I just like well written smut ;)
 
musclemom said:
Three books by David Sedaris (Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, and Dress Your Family in Cordoroy and Denim) and The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica (collections of erotic short stories edited by Maxim Jakubowski) :p ... BTW, anybody know how to put a discrete cover on a paperback book so I can take these on vacation with the kids :rolleyes: ??? Screw that romance crap, I just like well written smut ;)
When i went to go see Letterman last summer David Sedaris was a guest.He read a part from his book which went on forever and it made no sense.
 
vansmack2000 said:
When i went to go see Letterman last summer David Sedaris was a guest.He read a part from his book which went on forever and it made no sense.
Written humor is, I think, even MORE subjective than standup.

I've read some of Sedaris' stuff and have laughed so hard I was crying, I give the same page to my husband to read and maybe he smiles or chuckles, or maybe he shakes his head and goes, "sorry, darlin', doesn't do a thing for me."
 
Raina said:
I'm reading Feast of Crows by George RR Martin (austin- just started it)
whats it like so far? (dont spoil it please :) ) i waited forever for that book, but wont read it before i reread the rest of them...and i couldnt find them. now youve reminded me ill have another dig..
 
The End Of Faith by Sam Harris. Lestat started a thread about it a while back. I started reading it at work which is about the only time I read, but have been too busy lately to get through the first 50 pages.
 
hardrock said:
The End Of Faith by Sam Harris. Lestat started a thread about it a while back. I started reading it at work which is about the only time I read, but have been too busy lately to get through the first 50 pages.
that is a great book bro
 
musclemom said:
Three books by David Sedaris (Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, and Dress Your Family in Cordoroy and Denim) and The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica (collections of erotic short stories edited by Maxim Jakubowski) :p ... BTW, anybody know how to put a discrete cover on a paperback book so I can take these on vacation with the kids :rolleyes: ??? Screw that romance crap, I just like well written smut ;)

Use a paper bag to make a book cover (then you can make your own designs on it so it doesn't look obvious that you are hiding something).
 
musclemom said:
Written humor is, I think, even MORE subjective than standup.

I've read some of Sedaris' stuff and have laughed so hard I was crying, I give the same page to my husband to read and maybe he smiles or chuckles, or maybe he shakes his head and goes, "sorry, darlin', doesn't do a thing for me."

i've read sedaris- he's good. read augusten burroughs if you haven't already- they are similar.
 
KillahBee said:
Just finished a Lance book. Reading a book called The Game right now - extremely interesting. just bought Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis and also a learn italian book/CD thing, cause it's time I got down to bidness

Pimsleur? Top notch for learning foreign languages at home.
 
musclemom said:
Written humor is, I think, even MORE subjective than standup.

I've read some of Sedaris' stuff and have laughed so hard I was crying, I give the same page to my husband to read and maybe he smiles or chuckles, or maybe he shakes his head and goes, "sorry, darlin', doesn't do a thing for me."

Crochet a book cover like the Muslims do for the Qu'ran. No one will bother you if you look mean at them while reading from it.
 
Im reading "Becoming an Ironman" by Kara Douglas Thom

a book of personal accounts from a broad range of people finishing an Ironman triathlon for the first time.
 
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