last book i read was "All Quiet On Th Western Front" ive read it twice...
i want to read "dantes Inferno" cus im curious and maybe some tom calncy books... evil:

i really just don't read. im not an idiot, i can read books but my mind is always on other things, jeez the last book i read all the way through was probably a Roald dahl book, hehe!
i really have to read a stephen king book a.s.a.p i guess, i love his movies so im sure the books will be 10 times better and shit loads scarier.
mels gonna make me read alot so i gotta get crackin, shes makin me read about tantra and stuff........karma sutra....stuff.... wink:

Its been a while....I need to get back to reading in stead of poisoning myself with tv

Dude, if she's getting you to read stuff on Tantra, yer not gonna have time to read Stephen King novels! heh heh heh

And you wonder why Sting looks so tired all the time...


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Currently reading Stephen Ambrose's D-Day.

The last one I read was probably Halo: The fall of Reach which is the prequil to Halo the game. It was a great book. If your interested in the story of the gae, read this book.

dantes "the inferno"

He used to stand up during concerts...not anymore..all that ...work..
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i ain't read that much but doesn't he like havin sex for like 24 hours or something, is that what ur referring to
fact: he used to go watch my dad play the drums everytime he rehearsed, he's born where i was, im from the same city

Yep, that's what I was referring to. Sting and his significant other practice Tantra, which is defined as:

"...a vast subject that means different things to different people. For most Westerners, the word Tantra implies a more sacred style of sexuality working with improved communication, breath and energy. For those practicing classical Tantra, Tantra means mystical union with the whole reality, of which sexual union is a small, highly rarefied subset to be practiced under the guidance of a qualified spiritual teacher."

Umm...it means you can pop your cork for hours on end.


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The Catcher in the Rye and currently reading LOTR Two Towers. I want to finish it before the movie comes out eatthis:

Rainbow Six by Tom Clancy.

Return of the King

Immediate Action - Andy McNab

Strike and Hold.

it was a memoir of an 504th soldier and his actions as an NCO fighting with the 82nd.

great book.

"See Spot Dick Jane" ....I can't put it down.....if you only read one ...breaks down....

If you want a good war read...try "The Forgotten Soldier" by Guy Sajer
Very vivid account of life for the Germans on the Eastern Front.

Another excellent "Ambrose style" book on D-Day is "Nothing Less Than Victory" by Russell Miller....highly recommended.....[img]http://www.sector101.fsnet.co.uk/yahoo/smileys/22.gif[/img]

Just finished:
China Mieville - the Scar
James Morrow - Towing Jehova

Now reading:
James Morrow - Blameless in Abandon
Bernard Cornwell - Excalibur

If you want to read some amazingly imaginitive dark science fiction read China Mieville. The Scar is an amazing book, but you would want to read Perdido Street Station first. The guy is amazing, he's only written three books and has already won a handful of awards.