Magazines:

23 FHM issues.
30-something issues of The Source.
5 XXL issues.
12 Vibe issues.

Books:

HG Wells collection
Day Of The Jackal - Frederick Forsyth
Chuck D's book
A whole lot of WW2 Books, most I haven't even been bothered to read.
Of Ice and Men (Hockey Book)
Hockey Stars
Lots of old Dark Horse comics.....Couple Captain Americas.
The Simpsons - Episode Guide

Several on:

Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Criminology
Sociology
Psychology
Philosophy
Biology
Chess

Various:

Written pieces by yours truly
HP Lovecraft Short Stories
Philip K Dick Short Stories

Novels:

Jurassic Park
Resident Evil series
The Da Vinci Code
Atlas Shrugged
Brave New World
Fahrenheit 451
1984
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The FF Tactics complete script

Other works:

Newton's Gift
Zero: the biography of the world's most dangerous idea
Theories of Existence
Mein Kampf
Einstein: the World as I see it
The Tao of Physics
Beyond the Physical
Freedom of Choice
Challenge to Morality


I'm probably forgetting a shitload but this is a good start... happy:

I left all my books back in Minnesota for obvious reasons.

The only book I brought with me is " The Forgotten Soldier" by Guy Sajer.

i don't have any books

I liked that book, good account.

Bunches. Or at least there would be if I didnt give them away or trash them when I was done. I only keep a select few. Mostly fiction, from the classics to anything short of romance.

Some old computer books I kept from school, a lot of Stephen King novels, a lot of Dragonlance fantasy novels, Motley Crue/Gene Simmons/Iron Maiden biographies.

That's about it.

ok here we go

about 60 national geographic books
guiness world records 2002
how is it done?
solar system?
1000 facts
WebDesign
Visual Basic
Idiots Flash 5
Red Hat Linux
Turbo C
The C Programming Language
MS-DOS 6 user guide (VERY VERY VERY old)
Lord of the Rings series
Hobbit
Harry Potter
Hatchet
Holes
Goosebumps
Holes

and alot more

Band Of Brothers: Stephen A. Ambrose
Vimy: Pierre Burton
Maxim: Christina agulera issue

only good books ive actually read (looked at pics for maxim) and have.

vimy is based on vimy ridge. it was my grandfathers and now mine. he actually fought in teh battle of vimy ridge and was wounded in the chest. i want to scan and frame some newspaper clippings i have from the newspapers in ww1 that say he was badly wounded and layed in a trench for 2 days, being claimed DEAD by the military. you know the usual stuff. he lived till 1993 after joining teh military to goto war in 1911 i think at the age of 15, jesus he was my age!!! ed:

now i will leave you with my final thought.














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taiwan guide
the republic of china
gateway to taiwan
taiwanese history
the taiwanese military and weaponry

Currahee, The Road to Arnhem, Seven Roads to Hell (Donald Burgett)
A Bridge to Far (Cornelius Ryan)
D-Day, Citizen Soldiers, The Victors, Band of Brothers (Stephen E. Ambrose)
Panzer Commander (Hans vonLuck)
The Last Days of Patton (Ladislas Farago)
The Mind of Adolf Hitler (Walter Langer)
World Army Uniforms Since 1939 (Blandford)
Men Against Tanks (John Weeks)

Every issue of FHM beginning with #1 in March/April of 2000.
Alot of Maxims as well.

[quote="da_neural":d1b64]ok here we go

about 60 national geographic books
guiness world records 2002
how is it done?
solar system?
1000 facts
WebDesign
Visual Basic
Idiots Flash 5
Red Hat Linux
Turbo C
The C Programming Language
MS-DOS 6 user guide (VERY VERY VERY old)
Lord of the Rings series
Hobbit
Harry Potter
Hatchet
Holes
Goosebumps
Holes

and alot more[/quote:d1b64]

LOL......Reading n00b! biggrin:

GG 3rd GradeStein!