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Getbig Main Boards => General Topics => Topic started by: JasonH on November 26, 2006, 11:46:37 PM
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I'm on a major mission to finish the book I started reading a month ago - it's called "Executive Orders" and it's by Tom Clancy - it's a bit heavy-going but I'm determined to finish it because it's nearly 1300 pages long.
What was the last book you guys read? Discuss.
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This one........
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I havent read a book since high school
A D D BABY! :D
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I've got an epileptic reading list ;)
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right now i'm reading the cap'n crucnch box
it's quite entertaining
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Okay.
I should have known that when I started this thread that I'm dealing with bodybuilders here.
Well done on reinforcing the stereotypes guys. :)
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Okay.
I should have known that when I started this thread that I'm dealing with bodybuilders here.
Well done on reinforcing the stereotypes guys. :)
my answer was the truth :-\
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Okay, you're excused. :)
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I'm on a major mission to finish the book I started reading a month ago - it's called "Executive Orders" and it's by Tom Clancy - it's a bit heavy-going but I'm determined to finish it because it's nearly 1300 pages long.
What was the last book you guys read? Discuss.
Anabolic Primer. I usually don't do recreational reading, I choose to read what can instruct me about any kind of subject that I might be interested in.
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Yes, I've flicked through that - looks like a decent book. I haven't bought it because it's a bit expensive but it looks like it's got a lot of good information in there.
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The Hobbit.
Next I wanna read Frank Skinner's biography
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The Hobbit.
lol ;)
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Hard Times by Charles Dickens.
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"The Prometheus Deception" by Robert Ludlum. I'm about to postpone that one and read Grisham's "The Broker."
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I dont read books, I read yahoo news and watch documentaries.
Occasionally I like to watch CNN as I cook, but thats only cause it makes my first world problems seem trivial to watch little brown people getting blown to bits :)
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I'm almost finished the southern gothic novel "The Little Friend" by Donna Tartt (better late than never) -- about a girl who is determined to solve the murder of her young brother twelve years earlier, when he was found hanging from a tree during a family gathering. She becomes convinced, without any evidence, that the murderer belongs to a degenerate white trash family... suspense and tragedy follow. Extremely well-written.
I'm trying desperately also to get through DOMINION - The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals, and the Call to Mercy, but it's a very hard read.
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I'm reading this nice political fiction piece.
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I'm reading this nice political fiction piece.
For some bizarre reason, I purchased "Crossing The Rubicon" during the summer. I think all your threads are subliminally polluting my brain!
You can pay-pal me the £16 I spent on it as a form of reparations, if you like?
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Living a Life That Matters: Lessons from Solomon, the Man Who Tried Everything
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business accounting and the law of contract and uniform commercial code..fun stuff
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business accounting and the law of contract and uniform commercial code..fun stuff
Are you taking courses or just the biggest geek on the face of the planet ?? :D
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business accounting and the law of contract and uniform commercial code..fun stuff
I studied contract law last year. Compared to public law and land law it's a riot.
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Are you taking courses or just the biggest geek on the face of the planet ?? :D
both
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I studied contract law last year. Compared to public law and land law it's a riot.
ya know I'm studying for my paralegal diploma and already have a criminal justice associates degree and this contract law stuff sucks. I hate this class
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9/11 Synthetic Terror: Made in the USA
By webster tarpley.
incredible book. he completely breaks down 9/11, fully sourced on everything.
If I was a billionaire I'd pay every American to read this book lol... it's just the most complete, rational, detailed explanation on terror self-attacks by our nation and others. Once you see that other countries do it all the time to gain and keep power, it seems kinda silly to think that ONLY THE US DOESN'T.
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Trying to convince the American public that 911 was an inside job is like trying to convince a guy going through his midlife crissis that he is in fact old and useless.
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"Heaven" by Randy Alcorn
sounds like it's going to be dope ;D
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Trying to convince the American public that 911 was an inside job is like trying to convince a guy going through his midlife crissis that he is in fact old and useless.
for some thickheaded spineless people, maybe a third of Americans, i agree.
But man, there are some people on getbig who are 911 skeptics who would completely floor you. They PM me and tell me to keep up the good fight, but say they don't want to mention it publicly or they'd be called names for it. It's good to see people are starting to open their eyes.
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"Heaven" by Randy Alcorn
sounds like it's going to be dope ;D
I heard that this was a great book. :)
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I read three books about anoerexia, thinking they would 'help' with the weight loss motivation
(sick sick sick I know)
Dat's nasty. :-X
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"Jumping into Plyometrics" by Donald Chu
"Funtional Training for Sports" by Mike Boyle
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Just received this in the mail: "Helter Skelter: The True Story of The Manson Murders," by Vicent Bugliosi. Recommended by a friend.
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I heard that this was a great book. :)
It is :)
Just received this in the mail: "Helter Skelter: The True Story of The Manson Murders," by Vicent Bugliosi. Recommended by a friend.
I read that about 3 times several years ago. Very interesting book.
Did your friend have any specific reason for recommending it to you Beach Bum?
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Journey to the End of Night by Celine
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9/11 Synthetic Terror: Made in the USA
By webster tarpley.
incredible book. he completely breaks down 9/11, fully sourced on everything.
If I was a billionaire I'd pay every American to read this book lol... it's just the most complete, rational, detailed explanation on terror self-attacks by our nation and others. Once you see that other countries do it all the time to gain and keep power, it seems kinda silly to think that ONLY THE US DOESN'T.
You'd have to turn the book into a "reality" show on Fox, dumb it down, then maybe people would give a shit and watch it...........
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It is :)
I read that about 3 times several years ago. Very interesting book.
Did your friend have any specific reason for recommending it to you Beach Bum?
He just said it was a very well written and compelling story. We exchange book recommendations. For example, I read "Game of Shadows" based on his recommendation.
Why did you read the book 3 times?