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Getbig Misc Too Board => Getbig Comments Suggestions Complaints Board => Topic started by: Eyeball Chambers on August 28, 2009, 06:13:56 AM
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Ron, please create a board titles "Getbig Book Club" I'll mod it.
Right now I'm reading "Jews, God, and History". What an interesting book!
I think we could all learn a lot (while having a good time) with a getbig book club!
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I'm currently reading "Superfudge"
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I'm currently reading "Superfudge"
ha
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I'm currently reading "Superfudge"
Superfudge? A book that chronicles the sexual escapades of BayGBM? ???
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:) ;) :D ;D >:( :( :o 8) ??? ::) :P :-[ :-X :-\ :-* :'(
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I'm wondering if a sizable donation to the "Avidan Foundation for Distended Abdominal Research" would get the ball rolling?
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Finishing up The Private Life of Chairman Mao, written by his doctor.
Also, finishing up Infidel by Ayan Hirsi Ali. I have the bad habbit of starting a book before I finish another.
Anybody read any good non fiction lately? It's all I can really get into anymore.
At least we can have a book thread.
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The Karma Sutra is a good read, some of the pages are stuck together but my elderly next door neighbour said he sealed them to protect me.
ta ta
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The Karma Sutra is a good read, some of the pages are stuck together but my elderly next door neighbour said he sealed them to protect me.
ta ta
lol
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"Avoidance of whorepusssy eating and Liver Health" By Big fucking Dicked fucking Bob. copy wright 2007 Randomhouse publications
Can I pre pay for this book? :o ???
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count me in!
i'll join!
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Just started the newest Stephen Hunter book 8)
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I'm reading about 5 or 6 books right now.
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I'm reading about 5 or 6 books right now.
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A friend's child, basically my Godchild, just graduated and I got her "Oh the places you'll go!". :)
Seuss is a little too advanced for me at the moment. Maybe in a few years. :P
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A friend's child, basically my Godchild, just graduated and I got her "Oh the places you'll go!". :)
Seuss is a little too advanced for me at the moment. Maybe in a few years. :P
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A few years may be overly hopeful, LOL!
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A friend's child, basically my Godchild, just graduated and I got her "Oh the places you'll go!". :)
Seuss is a little too advanced for me at the moment. Maybe in a few years. :P
I haven't read that one! Can you provide Cliffs notes please ;D
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I haven't read that one! Can you provide Cliffs notes please ;D
It's a deep, moving book that will cause soreness from your horizons having been expanded so much. :)
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Just finished The Road and Pirate Latitudes by Crichton. Both were excellent.
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read "under the dome" (stephen king) a few months back......
Stephen King has lost his touch after his accident
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Just finished The Road and Pirate Latitudes by Crichton. Both were excellent.
You should try "Point of Impact" by Stephen Hunter.blows away the movie with Mark Walberg....once you read it you'll end up reading the whole series about Bob Lee Swagger 8)
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You should try "Point of Impact" by Stephen Hunter.blows away the movie with Mark Walberg....once you read it you'll end up reading the whole series about Bob Lee Swagger 8)
Oh great, the guido is recommending books now. I didn't know "The Cat in the Hat" and "One Fish, Two Fish" were considered difficult reading.
I'll have to check out "Point of Impact". :D
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Seriously, I'll join in...
Jane Austen, obviously. I'm an expert. That thread would be perhaps on our girly board. Stella? Austen only wrote 6 books and died early. Easy peasy.
But if you'd like to do some non-fiction I'll put my glasses on. I have DIY and cooking books. I'm joking... I have How to Dance, The Amateur Astronomer and Games to Play By Yourself. Just for reference... Two shelves of travel books, 3 of poetry, 2 of religion. Sorry, but you need to review non-fiction, read it over and over. You can't debate factual books, can you?
Book Clubs are for fiction, no? Novel readers?
Just finished "How to be Idle" by Tom Hodgkinson, lovely little book full of quotations from Byron Blake et al on the importance of sleep, dreams, drinking, slow sex, yawning, lazy conversation etc. Highly recommended.
Also in the middle of a huge paperback novel: "Miss Smilla's Feeling for Snow", Peter Hoeg, translated from Danish 1992. Big fat lovely and truly amazingly descriptive. I find myself in awe when reading a book translated to English, reading something done in another language is incredible. Loved Anna Kareina for instance. Russians, Northerners and so on are so emotional.
I tend to keep non fiction (reference) books in hardcover
and I always give away fiction/paperbacks.
xxxL
with glasses on
ex libris
My fave = poetry
Secrets of the Heart, Kahlil Gibran
The Enchanting Houri
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just finished the grapes of wrath...
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I am currently reading a fiction book, and also Friedrich Nietzsche.
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From Beirut to Jerusalem was good.
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From Beirut to Jerusalem was good.
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Back to the Patrick O'Brian,Jack Aubry series.
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I am currently reading a fiction book, and also Friedrich Nietzsche.
what doesn't kill ya etc.
xxxL
guess Getbig Bookclub isn't about to happen, loving your sense of humour though !