Name the last three books you have read...

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Thats over $10 in some arseholes pocket, makes you angry, ok, makes me angry. lol

 

LOL. I know! I'd have gotten it at the library. But, then again, maybe they don't have that book in a library in Portugal.

 

You can but hope for small mercies.

Must admit that i've never seen it on my local library shelf, but of course there are many things they are lacking in mine, not just crap like that. lol

 

Huh. I just checked. My library doesn't have it either, and I live near one of the largest libraries in the state of IL.

I guess Mr. Nose had no choice but to put money in that author's pocket.

 

Your new avatar is serious "old school' coolness!! Will add more rep when able!

 

Thanks,old school recognizes old school!

 

Just completed reading the following books:

-Black Belt Patriotism by Chuck Norris

-The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli

-Yojokun: Life lessons from a Samurai

 

-Yojokun: Life Lessons from a Samurai, by Kaibara Ekiken

 

How was it?

 

Restavec -Jean Robert Cadet
Self Matters - Dr Phil (I know.... but I love Dr Phil!!!!!!!!!)
currently I am trying to get through A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle. It is hard to get into though, but I will persist, I have heard it is life changing.

 

Mr. Sir Nose, the book "Black Belt Patriotism" by Chuck Norris is an excellent read. Chuck Norris is a man who is very committed and passionate about the future of this country. He believes in the Consitution in which he feels there needs to be a rewakening in it. He addresses all the ills that confront this nation from the national debt to illegal immigration. I enjoy Chapter Nine "Be Fit for the Fight" for his tips in exercises, nutrition, and living life to improve ones health to fight for the country. He is nearly 70 years old and he is as fit as he was in his thirties. Check out what he is doing for the children of this country below:

http://www.kick-start.org

 

I think he's going to run for the GOP nomination.

 

I just finishing a book called A Novel about My Wife which was quite gripping
Going to take Les Miserables to the park and start on that.

 

Within a Budding Grove - Marcel Proust
How Proust Can Change Your Life - Alain de Botton
Vital Dust - Christian De Duve

 

Atlas Shrugged- Ayn Rand

The Da Vinci Code- Dan Brown

Ace of spades- David Matthews

 

Nice one. Havent read it in about 20 years. Might have to reread.

 

Uncanny X-men
Charlie Brown Invades Paris
and.....
Mickey Mouse: 101 ways to have 'Fun' with Minnie

:smt030

 

LOL!! Dork!

 

The Killing Hour by Lisa Gardner
Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk
The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka