the mission of art by alex grey..

"He is just not into you" hahahaa ....

Awesome, he's one of my favorites as well.
I will have to get the new book for the weekend. I think I have read all of his others.

Hahaha...are you serious?

If there's some guy who's "not that into you" webgurl, he's nuts! :winkwink:

You know they're making that book into a movie too. I saw the preview when I went to see Sex and the City.

hey girl whats up !!! lol actually the title is " he's just not THAT into you " :1orglaugh
very interesting read u should go check it out sometime just for shits n giggles.

I think Fear and Loathing was the last book I read. Shit, that was a few years ago now. I get my culture from the History channel now, let them read all the books and then dumb it down for me.

Just finished Power of One and Gotham Tragic and now on 100 Years of Solitude, Audition, Eat, Pray, Love and Duma Key

I am reading The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss right now. The last book I read was The Mist (what can I say, it came with the DVD)

garfield the pirate

Just bought it on amazon. it will be at my house when I get there. Also bought the "kindle" as it is hard to get english books in Brazil.

Walden - Henry David Thoreau

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Read this it rocks.

And one recommendation for the feminine side, Eat, pray, love. The title might have an "and" in it but still a great book.

Love that book.

Helter skelter.

"Marines In The Garden Of Eden". About the US Marines in Iraq.

Blood Noir,latest in vampire/werewolf series featuring vampire hunter Anita Blake

The rum Diary ---> Hunter S

that is next on my list :thumbsup i am in self improvement mode big time right now.

Sin Tetas No Hay Paraiso, Without Tits There Is No Paradise

I have always have a few going for science fiction I just finished 'Time Ships' by Stephen Baxters for non fiction I finished 'Bonk:The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex' by Mary Roach. I am a big fan of Sedaris but read the book wasn't his best effort. He was on the Daily show recently and was pretty funny talking about it though.

'More Than Just Hardcore' by Terry Funk

Prey by Michael Crichton

Something caled "The Footprints of God" by Greg Iles...

I really like philosophy and history, so when it's wrapped in a thriller type narrative, groovy!

Portrait in sepia, from Isabel Allende.

Previous one: 1421, the year China discovered the world, by Gavin Menzies.

Digging the past can give you new points of view on the present and the way history is written.