what book are you reading atm?

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- ZexionFanGirl disse...
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- Mar 22 2010, 9h01
I haven't started reading them yet, but a friend recommended Agyar and To Reign In Hell, both by Steven Brust, to me. So I plan on starting them later this week.

[quote][b][user]ZexionFanGirl[/user][/b] disse: I haven't started reading them yet, but a friend recommended Agyar and To Reign In Hell, both by Steven Brust, to me. So I plan on starting them later this week. [quote]

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- ignii disse...
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- Mar 22 2010, 9h12
ZexionFanGirl said:
I haven't started reading them yet, but a friend recommended Agyar and To Reign In Hell, both by Steven Brust, to me. So I plan on starting them later this week.

30 Days of Night?

[quote][b][user]ignii[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]ZexionFanGirl[/user][/b] said: I haven't started reading them yet, but a friend recommended Agyar and To Reign In Hell, both by Steven Brust, to me. So I plan on starting them later this week. [/quote] 30 Days of Night?[quote]

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- Jrodn disse...
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- Mar 22 2010, 9h39
1984 has recycled itself to the top of my soon to read books...

ZoeZK said:
Rereading 1984 now. I had almost forgotten how much I love this book.

right now I've got three going and one sort of... in progress?
reading:
Bacon to Kant: an introduction to modern philosophy (an old text book I never read in the class)
Being no one, Going no where
The Prince
Le Petit Prince (my lack of practicing french and studying latin paused that one)

but like I said 1984 is at the top of my books to read again and I'm not currently reading any fiction

[quote][b][user]Jrodn[/user][/b] disse: 1984 has recycled itself to the top of my soon to read books... [quote][b][user]ZoeZK[/user][/b] said: Rereading 1984 now. I had almost forgotten how much I love this book.[/quote] right now I've got three going and one sort of... in progress? reading: Bacon to Kant: an introduction to modern philosophy (an old text book I never read in the class) Being no one, Going no where The Prince Le Petit Prince (my lack of practicing french and studying latin paused that one) but like I said 1984 is at the top of my books to read again and I'm not currently reading any fiction[quote]

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- RegimeOfSwine disse...
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- Mar 23 2010, 15h51
Right now I just finished Kafka on the Shore and South of the Border, West of the Sun by Murakami and I'm starting the Wind Up Bird Chronicle. Even after that and the 4 or 5 other things by him I've read, I will still have to read Dance Dance Dance and a Wild Sheep Chase before I'm done with this guys stuff.

Don't let them fool you.

[quote][b][user]RegimeOfSwine[/user][/b] disse: Right now I just finished Kafka on the Shore and South of the Border, West of the Sun by Murakami and I'm starting the Wind Up Bird Chronicle. Even after that and the 4 or 5 other things by him I've read, I will still have to read Dance Dance Dance and a Wild Sheep Chase before I'm done with this guys stuff.[quote]

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- ignii disse...
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- Mar 24 2010, 0h26
just started Siddhartha again too!

[quote][b][user]ignii[/user][/b] disse: just started Siddhartha again too![quote]

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- ENVYx3 disse...
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- Mar 24 2010, 0h41
picked up to kill a mockingbird yesterday.

meow.

[quote][b][user]ENVYx3[/user][/b] disse: picked up to kill a mockingbird yesterday. [quote]

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- Sean-765 disse...
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- Mar 24 2010, 0h59
Just finished Shutter Island
Then watched the movie afterwords
ohh boy...

Getting a start on Ishmeal by Daniel Quinn

[quote][b][user]Sean-765[/user][/b] disse: Just finished Shutter Island Then watched the movie afterwords ohh boy... Getting a start on Ishmeal by Daniel Quinn[quote]

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- invasionx disse...
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- Mar 24 2010, 2h37
Jrodn said:
right now I've got three going and one sort of... in progress?
reading:
Bacon to Kant: an introduction to modern philosophy (an old text book I never read in the class)
Being no one, Going no where
The Prince
Le Petit Prince (my lack of practicing french and studying latin paused that one)

but like I said 1984 is at the top of my books to read again and I'm not currently reading any fiction

Le Petit Prince is one of the most profound books I have ever read, but it's so easy to understand. Great book.

star·dust (stär'dŭst')
n.
A dreamlike, romantic, or uncritical sense of well-being.
A cluster of stars too distant to be seen individually, resembling a dimly luminous cloud of dust.
Minute particles of matter that fall to Earth from the stars.

::american heritage dictionary, 4th edition::

[quote][b][user]invasionx[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]Jrodn[/user][/b] said: right now I've got three going and one sort of... in progress? reading: Bacon to Kant: an introduction to modern philosophy (an old text book I never read in the class) Being no one, Going no where The Prince Le Petit Prince (my lack of practicing french and studying latin paused that one) but like I said 1984 is at the top of my books to read again and I'm not currently reading any fiction[/quote] Le Petit Prince is one of the most profound books I have ever read, but it's so easy to understand. Great book.[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 24 2010, 10h32
sh... its in English .
.http://www.amerika.org/wp-content/uploads/pentti_linkola-can_life_prevail.jpg

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: sh... its in English . .http://www.amerika.org/wp-content/uploads/pentti_linkola-can_life_prevail.jpg[quote]

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- ignii disse...
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- Mar 24 2010, 15h17
finished a World of Warcraft book... >__>.. <__<..

[quote][b][user]ignii[/user][/b] disse: finished a World of Warcraft book... >__>.. <__<..[quote]

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- ZoeZK disse...
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- Mar 25 2010, 1h18
I didn't know those even existed!

[quote][b][user]ZoeZK[/user][/b] disse: I didn't know those even existed![quote]

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- ignii disse...
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- Mar 25 2010, 14h58
ZoeZK said:
I didn't know those even existed!

oh yes, yes they do.

[quote][b][user]ignii[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]ZoeZK[/user][/b] said: I didn't know those even existed![/quote] oh yes, yes they do.[quote]

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- legaria disse...
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- Mar 26 2010, 7h22
Ben Shaberman's - The Vegan Monologues. I got it this morning from amazon. It's so funny up until now.

<i my me mine, i my me mine, i my me mine, i my me>

[quote][b][user]legaria[/user][/b] disse: Ben Shaberman's - [url=http://www.google.com/search?q=ben+shaberman+the+vegan+monologues]The Vegan Monologues[/url]. I got it this morning from amazon. It's so funny up until now. [quote]

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- ENVYx3 disse...
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- Mar 26 2010, 14h14
I started reading Girl, Interrupted.
I originally got the movie. Then I discovered the book was nonfiction. So I decided to go with the book instead. :]

meow.

[quote][b][user]ENVYx3[/user][/b] disse: I started reading Girl, Interrupted. I originally got the movie. Then I discovered the book was nonfiction. So I decided to go with the book instead. :][quote]

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- SxHxCx disse...
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- Mar 26 2010, 21h09
The Ego and Its Own - by Max Stirner

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Stirner

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[quote][b][user]SxHxCx[/user][/b] disse: The Ego and Its Own - by Max Stirner http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Stirner[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 27 2010, 12h42
Last and First Men: A Story of the Near and Far Future by Olaf Stapledon

it's funny to read this book because it was written in 1930's and its visions of future are pretty exciting.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: Last and First Men: A Story of the Near and Far Future by Olaf Stapledon it's funny to read this book because it was written in 1930's and its visions of future are pretty exciting.[quote]

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- Bingo_p disse...
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- Mar 27 2010, 13h49
Just finished 'A People's History Of The United States' from Howard Zinn (R.I.P) and now reading 'Necromancer' :)

[quote][b][user]Bingo_p[/user][/b] disse: Just finished 'A People's History Of The United States' from Howard Zinn (R.I.P) and now reading 'Necromancer' :)[quote]

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- springbang disse...
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- Mar 27 2010, 19h21
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer.

[quote][b][user]springbang[/user][/b] disse: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer.[quote]

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- plendzi disse...
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- Mar 28 2010, 12h16
http://pl.unitedcats.com/stopkillingdogs/ stop killing dogs in Korea! please sign it!

[quote][b][user]plendzi[/user][/b] disse: http://pl.unitedcats.com/stopkillingdogs/ stop killing dogs in Korea! please sign it! [quote]

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- Bingo_p disse...
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- Mar 30 2010, 12h16
Signed!

[quote][b][user]Bingo_p[/user][/b] disse: Signed![quote]

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- ENVYx3 disse...
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- Abr 2 2010, 1h26
the mortal instruments.

meow.

[quote][b][user]ENVYx3[/user][/b] disse: the mortal instruments. [quote]

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- Asgrimm disse...
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- Abr 2 2010, 9h46
The Collected Tales And Poems of Edgar Allan Poe

Somewhere close to page 400, which still leaves me with about 800 - 900 pages to go. Somewhat dispiriting sometimes, but a good read nonetheless. I've read some, if not the most hilarious stories ever written by mankind. As an added consequence, it has induced a considerable expansion of my English vocabulary.

We still buy and discuss CD's!

[quote][b][user]Asgrimm[/user][/b] disse: The Collected Tales And Poems of Edgar Allan Poe Somewhere close to page 400, which still leaves me with about 800 - 900 pages to go. Somewhat dispiriting sometimes, but a good read nonetheless. I've read some, if not the most hilarious stories ever written by mankind. As an added consequence, it has induced a considerable expansion of my English vocabulary.[quote]

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- Shaggy_Monster disse...
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- Abr 3 2010, 23h40
'A People's History Of The United States' by Howard Zinn. After this book I want to read "No logo" by Naomi Klein.

This world is what we make.

[quote][b][user]Shaggy_Monster[/user][/b] disse: 'A People's History Of The United States' by Howard Zinn. After this book I want to read "No logo" by Naomi Klein.[quote]

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- premzuca disse...
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- Abr 4 2010, 2h56
Introduction to Tantra, by Lama Yeshe.

[quote][b][user]premzuca[/user][/b] disse: Introduction to Tantra, by Lama Yeshe.[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Abr 4 2010, 4h28
WLDB said:
I've read Hornby's "High Fidelity" after seeing and loving the movie. He's pretty good, or at least that one was.
oh Nick Hornby!
High Fidelity=great.
A Long Way Down=Fascinating but forgettable.
About A Boy=Terrible book i wish to never come into contact with again.

i've taken from my "Trash" pile of books & am reading Seeds Of Yesterday [the flowers in the attic series] I know I KNOW it's terrible but everyone needs a bit trash now and then.
Also in the midst of "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" & Battle royale manga. :P

also ATM? heh >.>

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]WLDB[/user][/b] said: I've read Hornby's "High Fidelity" after seeing and loving the movie. He's pretty good, or at least that one was.[/quote] oh Nick Hornby! High Fidelity=great. A Long Way Down=Fascinating but forgettable. About A Boy=Terrible book i wish to never come into contact with again. i've taken from my "Trash" pile of books & am reading Seeds Of Yesterday [the flowers in the attic series] I know I KNOW it's terrible but everyone needs a bit trash now and then. Also in the midst of "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" & Battle royale manga. :P also ATM? heh >.> [quote]

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