what are you reading?
 

Journey to the End of the Night by Louis-Ferdinand Celine

Books ? This is the wrong crowd for that

I can't even read

how about: what pharmaceuticals are you one?

me? i just took a metric fuckton of alprazolam. dare me to drive?

Yesterday's Son and its sequel, Time For Yesterday by Ann Crispin

is that star trek stuff?

The DaVinci Code and it is great

that makes baby jesus cry

Rain Storm, by Barry Eisler

Almost done with Clive's Cussler's "Trojan Odyssey", about to start John Grisham's "The Last Juror".
1 book a week minimum, not including Playboy and Maxim :food-smil

someone just bought me that. i don't know. i have a queue of books a mile long. next up is Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser.

Welcome to the monkey house - Kurt Vonnegut

like Vonnegut. a lot.

So do I . I read it awhile ago and just picked it to read agin. My favorite from him is Timequake

Fantasia of the Unconscious -- DH Lawrence

The Active Side of Infinity -- Carlos Castaneda

Lost Woods -- Rachel Carson


I like to mix it up.


j-

Secrets to closing the sale, Zig Zigglar.

you can't go wrong with Lawrence. or Castaneda for that matter. not familiar with Carson.

London Bridges - James Patterson

Lend your way to wealth :eatmouse

whoa. that threw me for a sec. Celine has a book called London Bridge. i thought there was another lit nerd on the board like me.

A naturalist and environmentalist of exquisite sensitivity and poignancy, in collected essays and semi-lucid reveries from near the end of her cancer-abbreviated life. Makes me humble.


j-

cash advance places. 300% apr.

fucking finance RIMS!

gfy.com


Misc. retarded filler.

How to be a postWhore by Juicy Links...Great read but the whole section on how you have to be a sheep before you can be a sheep herder was amazing and touching...

i'm mostly a lurker here, seeing as how i'm still a small timer. but this place tends to have some interesting shit happening a lot. (i'm slowly weeding out the trolls from the real dudes).

Im reading the GFY... its very entertaining

Haven't read that one, but I did read Guignol's Band many years ago.

i like when i have headphones on and i scroll over one of those LOUD fucking banners. yeah, that rules.

yeah, i like this guy. too bad he (like most writers of his time) was a raving anti-semite.

The ancient art of war, the teachings of Falung Gong, advanced VC++ techniques and principals and how to get rich with real estate and no money down.

J/K about the last one.... I as embarassed to admit to reading Penthouse letters year end special....

when will jesus bring the pork chops

sun tzu?

all war is based on deception

i never thought this would happen to me...

Great Book !!

im now with ¨on the read¨ of jack kerouac .

cyborg citizen by chris hables gray

he could have been one of the greats.

Elizabeth the Great by Elizabeth Jenkins. It's a historical bio of Queen Elizabeth I. Pretty interesting stuff - lots of intrigue in 16th century England!!

"The only true revolution would be the one that would abolish man's despicable nature." - Celine

but if this happened, i guess most people here would be out of a job.

George Carlin's New one.

Armaggedon - A history of WW2's final battles.

Snow Crash -AGAIN! Great book!

Neil Peart's - New one (Drummer of Rush)

Depending on my mood it's one of those.

Oh yeah, and, The People's History of The United States.

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