Current Reading Books?
 

Right now I'm partially through the Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown

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One of the most interesting books I've read so far..lots of turns and shit that makes you think about christianity...


Finished reading The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoyevsky crazy dark humor..


so what you homos reading?

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I only read the articles.

Playboy?

seriously though im reading 1984. I have the Davinci code sitting next in line.

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finishing farenheit 451

about to start pale blue dot by Carl Sagan, the greatest advocate for science the earth has ever seen.

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[quote="@/\/G3L":3b1fc]im reading 1984.[/quote:3b1fc]

one of my favourites.

everything has been a new york times best seller. its like every man says they have a 12 inch cock. its all lies.

Ender's Game again and I'll probably end up reading the rest of the series.

you have a huge fascination with space ninty..

magazine

cool

Cool as ice mah brotha...cool as ice...

yes I know. It's like a disease.

I think it goes in stages. I remember a few years back when Band of brothers came out on DVD that christmas I got about 10 war movies and a bunch of books. Now i've moved onto space. I;m currently watching Carl Sagan's Cosmos:

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which I recommend to anyone interested in space, the universe, where we came from and where were going. It's 7 DVD's and 13 episodes. Made in the late 70's early 80's and is still relevant today.

i saw something like that in iMax theater. It was the longest most pointless thing because most of it was speculations.

but i am a huge fan of Sci-FI.

Yea, DaVinci Code is good fiction...

I'm going through Reason and Responsibility: readings in some basic problems of Philosophy.

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Thanks dave; I didn't want to masturbate all week and you really helped me out there.

Cosmos isn't really speculation. Sagan delivers the facts of the universe in a beautiful way, and yes he does add his own thoughts on things not yet proven, but I respect his opinion very much.

And yeah, if you're not into it, you won't like it. Pretty simple. I know none of my friends would sit through an episode, or i don't even think my friends read. Today I found myself reading my astronomy textbook. My test was on Saturday, and i'm still reading the book. Thats the good thing about life. Find something you like and go with it.

HA, good deal!

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no it wasnt made by Sagan. It was some chessy rip off of his stuff. It said something about a houla houp being proportional to the universe. oOo: oOo:

Recently finished reading "Flyboys". Great book.

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rock: rock:
good book

im reading through

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Oh yeah, I'm sorta reading that too. ^

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though im stupid with books as i seem to start 3 at the same time

Phantom Warriors

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Right now, an essaylike book about the battle of Kursk.

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I`m reading actually two books right now....
One is an older book by Bill Gates called "The Road Ahead" Quite interesting.
Also "Into Thin Air" John John Krakauer, which is about a real life of a man who climbed Mt.Everest.. read it a couple times and I recommend this.

Jennifer Government by Max Berry.

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We are all gonna be whores soon, you wait.

Hitlers bunker.

[quote="The Frenchman":18c67]Jennifer Government by Max Berry.

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We are all gonna be whores soon, you wait.[/quote:18c67]

have you played the online game where you control your own nation? I did it for awhile..kinda fun to see all the changes based on your policies..

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i'm on my second time reading it; it's that damn good.

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They are dying, one by one: wealthy middle-aged women in an exclusive Connecticut suburb. Their murderer remains at large. Nora Chancel, wife of publishing scion Davey Chancel, fears she may be next. After all, her past has branded her a victim. . . .

Then Davey tells Nora a surreal story about the Hellfire Club, where, years before, he met an obsessed fan of Chancel House’s most successful book, Night Journey—a book that has a strange history of its own. . . .

Suddenly terror engulfs Nora: She must defend herself against fantastic accusations even as a madman lies in wait. And when he springs, Nora will embark on a night journey that will put her fears to rest forever, dead or alive. . . .
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It's not bad. Got a little longwinded in the middle scetion of the book, but it's starting to pick up toward the end.

If I had the time.

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I finished that book about 3 weeks ago, amazing book! very good!

Im reading "Johhny Tremain"..more of a kiddish book, but its about the Revolutionary War, and I gotta do it for Social Studies.

Next book Im gonna read is "The Red Badge of Courage"

"For Whom The Bell Tolls" is an AWESOME Spanish-Civil-War book by Ernest Hemingway. You'll cry at the end..

[quote="Sgt. Duffy":21611]Im reading "Johhny Tremain"..more of a kiddish book, but its about the Revolutionary War, and I gotta do it for Social Studies.

Next book Im gonna read is "The Red Badge of Courage"
.[/quote:21611]I read those books in 6th grade oOo: eek:

"How to straddle and hump your bed" by Sgt. Duffy oOo:

[quote="[DAS REICH]Blitz":2c218][quote="Sgt. Duffy":2c218]Im reading "Johhny Tremain"..more of a kiddish book, but its about the Revolutionary War, and I gotta do it for Social Studies.

Next book Im gonna read is "The Red Badge of Courage"
.[/quote:2c218]I read those books in 6th grade oOo: eek:[/quote:2c218]

I'm in 8th. And I say this geekily..I took some test, and I've got a College Reading Level. Whoo.