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Damn, didn't know there were more books. I have to download them now. thanks for the heads up.Originally posted by talisman View PostHave you read the 5th book Mostly Harmless? I loved it. Adams died awhile back unfortunately, but another satirist took up the challenge of a 6th book and it was remarkably good.
Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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Random:Originally posted by talisman View PostIn the last month I've read Born to Run and The Right Stuff. I probably read 20 fiction books to every non fiction book normally.
Getting ready to rappel down a rock in Mexico last week I was talking with a random guy about whatever. Turns out his boss was Caballo Blanco (Micah True)'s girlfriend when he died running last year.
And I think we are exact opposites. I read about one fiction book for every 20 nonfiction. Just last week I read these (I love vacation):
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail - Cheryl Strayed
What We Talk About When We Talk About God - Rob Bell
American Sniper - Chris Kyle
First: What It Takes to Win - Rich Froning
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Thanks for turning me on to ender's game JEWRICK. I bought Ender's game, Ender in exile, and Speaker for the dead.Originally posted by talisman View Post....and a lot of the stuff I read is sort of autobiographical blended with exaggeration, like The Beat Poets, New and Gonzo Journalism, etc.
I've read the first one, almost done with exile, and will be starting on Speaker for the dead either today or tomorrow.Last edited by sc281; 07-22-2013, 10:13 AM.
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Originally posted by sc281 View PostThanks for turning me on to ender's game Tal. I bought Ender's game, Ender in exile, and Speaker for the dead.
I've read the first one, almost done with exile, and will be starting on Speaker for the dead either today or tomorrow.
Lol, I haven't read any of them.
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The last fiction I read was "The Davinci Code" and that was when it came out. I'm currently reading " Applied Ballistics in Long Range Shooting" which is reminding me of why I hated trig and calculus so much."It's another burrito, it's a cold Lone Star in my hand!"
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I do, quite a bit. Mostly stuff surrounding wars or battles but have also read some general history stuff. My favorite was an abridged version of the Lewis and Clark journals. I enjoyed an abridged version of the Jefferson letters too.Originally posted by Strychnine View PostJesus, does anyone here read nonfiction?
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