| The Baker St. Irregular | 03-07-2007 04:32 AM |
The Picture of Dorian Gray up in this piece.
19th century British literature can be so totally whack.
19th century British literature can be so totally whack.
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What are you currently reading?
| The Question | 03-07-2007 05:23 PM |
Consider Phlebas - Ian M. Banks
| Generalissimo D | 03-23-2007 10:19 PM |
Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla
| The Question | 03-30-2007 02:02 PM |
I'm reading "I, Phoolan Devi" it's pretty good.
| Capt. Quekolis | 04-04-2007 08:42 PM |
Caving Practice and Equipment.
Its sort of a new hobby ive picked up. I hope to do it alot.
Its sort of a new hobby ive picked up. I hope to do it alot.
| Nine Kuze | 04-04-2007 10:13 PM |
Emperor Joker graphic novel - DC Comics
Pretty much, what would happen to Superman, Batman and the rest of the Justice League if Joker had infinite power over the spectrum of the universe and reality.
Peace.
Pretty much, what would happen to Superman, Batman and the rest of the Justice League if Joker had infinite power over the spectrum of the universe and reality.
Peace.
| Revan | 04-05-2007 10:46 AM |
War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells.
This man was way ahead of his time...
This man was way ahead of his time...
| Inigo Montoya | 04-06-2007 11:36 PM |
I am currently reading Star Wars: Outbound Flight by Timothy Zahn, one of the latest Star Wars novel and an awesome one to boot.
War.
War.
| Dangerous | 04-07-2007 01:19 PM |
The user Guide of my Car
| d-d-d-dumbass | 04-11-2007 10:52 AM |
i am reading Vanity Fair
its kind of boring....
its kind of boring....
| The Question | 04-11-2007 06:54 PM |
Reading "Red Dwarf: Infinty Welcomes Careful Drivers"
| Lord Ender von Hellsing | 04-26-2007 01:36 PM |
"Carpe Jugulum" by Terry Pratchett. He is master of fantasy 
| d-d-d-dumbass | 04-26-2007 05:40 PM |
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| Originally posted by The Baker St. Irregular The Picture of Dorian Gray up in this piece. 19th century British literature can be so totally whack. |
wonderful book. one of my favorites.
currently reading
The Journey to the West. vol. 2
| FatFrank | 04-28-2007 01:02 AM |
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| Originally posted by Call Me D. Just D. The D. Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla |
Is this an auto/biography about Telsa? Tesla is a VERY interesting scientist if you are into physics/electricity/magnetism/inductance and all that good stuff. I've been wanting to read something about him for a long time.
| Generalissimo D | 04-28-2007 10:42 AM |
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Originally posted by FatFrank
Is this an auto/biography about Telsa? Tesla is a VERY interesting scientist if you are into physics/electricity/magnetism/inductance and all that good stuff. I've been wanting to read something about him for a long time. |
Biography from about 10 or so years ago.
It is a damn good read from the little bits I catch (get distracted alot, yeah)
| Hienrich Ele | 04-28-2007 12:04 PM |
I have recently reread the epic that is World War Z. For God's sake, if you have not picked this book up, do it. Do it now! It is simply pure awesome.
Right now I am reading Dune. It is, apparently, the greatest sci-fi book ever, but I've not really ever heard much of it. So when my friend told me to, and by told I mean made, I started to read it. I like it.
Right now I am reading Dune. It is, apparently, the greatest sci-fi book ever, but I've not really ever heard much of it. So when my friend told me to, and by told I mean made, I started to read it. I like it.
| Generalissimo D | 04-28-2007 12:05 PM |
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| Originally posted by Hienrich Ele Right now I am reading Dune. It is the greatest sci-fi book ever. |
Yeah.
| Big Money | 04-28-2007 12:49 PM |
Neil Stephenson's Cryptonomicon
totally batsh!t insane
totally batsh!t insane
| Lord Ender von Hellsing | 04-28-2007 02:09 PM |
Just finished with Carpe Jugulum. Moving on to "The Last Continent" by the same author.
| FatFrank | 04-28-2007 02:21 PM |
"Life of Pi" by Yann Martel is a real good read. I fly about 6 - 8 times a year and about 2 - 3 times I'll see someone reading this book in the terminals.
Btw, it has nothing to do with the number pi.
Btw, it has nothing to do with the number pi.