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"Sorry dude, it's just my view." - JENNY 1989-2010
TimBuktu: I don't actually know the guy
TimBuktu: I met him once at a porno party
"jumped back into drivers seat.. full beam on.. reversed out street.. took some choice back roads home and came into the house absolutely grey and feeling terrible with what I'd done." -asd123
"The Lemon of Pink" is such a good album. I like "Lost and Safe" as well.
ALSO I just finished "Let the Northern Lights Erase Your Name." Really good. Hello, "Team of Rivals."
no one make a post about the band.
i FINALLY was able to get handey's book from my local library (it was "in processing" for at least a month and a half) and have been enjoying it quite a bit.
I starter reading Clockers over the weekend of the 4th, and I love it so far. Totally hits the spot.
"He's got a dick, why won't he talk about it?"
-Jimmy Pardo
I just finished "Black Postcards" by Dean Wareham. It was probably the dullest rock autobiography I have ever read, and I've read "Stone Alone" by Bill Wyman.
Holy cow. I just started reading this over the weekend. I heard the movie's a pale shadow of the greatness that is the book.Originally Posted by Kentock
Richard Dawkins "The God Delusion." I wish reading it was mandatory worldwide.
Michael Ian Black's 'My Custom Van: And 50 Other Mind-Blowing Essays that Will Blow Your Mind All Over Your Face' comes out this Tuesday!
His blog is consistently hilarious, so I have high hopes for this.
Haha, you've been converted to radical atheism.
nvm
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I've been reading the Ender's Game series. I think I'm on the 4th one now.
Formally Max Geinachoff.
If I recall, Ender's Game series gets all "Mormony" at the end.
Bummer...
Formally Max Geinachoff.
I'm reading the first Ender's Game. Which book should I stop at?
the story has a nice wrap-up at Xenocide (book 3)...i read book 4 and it wasn't bad but i couldn't tell you anything about it, very forgettable.
Switching it up between the new Handey book and 'Comedy by the Numbers'. Both are great.
Got Thomas Pynchon's 'Against The Day' on deck.
Two enthusiastic recommendations for anyone that hasn't read them already:
Jonathan Lethem's 'Motherless Brooklyn'
Steven Hall's 'Raw Shark Texts'
Just cracked open Battle Royale. Happiness flows like a river right through my head.
Just finished I Killed. it's all anecdotal stories from comics. I imagine any ASTer would like it.
"Soon I Will Be Invincible" by Austin Grossman I just read and loved. Can't shut up about it whenever superheroes get mentioned in conversation.
right now i am reading "the moon is a harsh mistress" by robert heinlein and "what it is" by lynda barry. they're both fantastic.
Meen Bellpeppers: btw only idoits make typoes
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