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THE Moosed
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Childhood's End - Arthur C. Clarke |
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Unerstoaf
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The Python's Autobiography by The Pythons
There isn't much Python goofiness, but it's a very heavy and wonderful book. Pick it up someday. Very informative and lots of pictures. |
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anngry
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harry potter and the order of the phoenix, which is the best one in my opinion.
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cyber95
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| anngry wrote: | | harry potter and the order of the phoenix, which is the best one in my opinion. |
That is what I'm reading.
Those words.
See I'm reading the last post, you see, and I'll shut up now.
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.daerps em pleh ot erutangis ruoy otni em ypoC .suriv erutangis a ma I
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THE Moosed
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| OK, OK, maybe I should have worded the title a bit better, but you get the idea. |
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Squishy
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Mark Haddon
...again
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anngry
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| Squishy wrote: | The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Mark Haddon
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oh my goodness i love this book with all my heart. its so brilliant. ive read it at least 50 times. it got to the point where i wore out my first copy til the cover fell off.
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the bunk
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finished slaughterhouse-five, ordered breakfast of champions
beggining one flew over the cuckoo's nest.
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Cyberpumpkin
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I'm working my way through Amy Tan's The Opposite of Fate.
Unfortunately, it's going slowly because it's just as easy to play Animal Crossing in bed as it is to read a book. |
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Der
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Jean-Francois Lyotard - The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge
Yeah. . .
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Tacofiend
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Re-reading the increasingly more inappropriately named The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy. I never got around to reading Mostly Harmless so I decided to re-read the entire series so I'd be good an' prepared.
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Tsuta
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| Squishy wrote: | The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Mark Haddon
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I love that book. Too bad my mom stole it from me, I want to reread it. ( not really stealing, as I stole it from her, first.. )
I just finished Cell by Stephen King last night. Awesome book. So gory, though :/
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Mavhunter
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Well, I was reading:
Assassination Vacation by Sarah Vowell
Very good book on presidential assassinations - it's not just history, it's Sarah's adventures on the way to various landmarks. Funny, smart, and hella interesting.
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Tacofiend
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Wow, this is nifty. It so happens, by a completely unpredictable turn of events, that I am the 42nd member of this forum. It also happens (if you read earlier posts you would know what I'm talking about) to relate perfectly to the book I'm currently reading.
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pig nash
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Tacofiend and Mr. President have awesome tastes in literature.
I need to find Sirens of Titan or Bluebeard. |
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