I also finished reading a Sean Hannity book (and by finished I meant read the first two pages and put it down).

Smart move, dude.

I also finished reading a Sean Hannity book (and by finished I meant read the first two pages and put it down).

Had to google that guy...

...and yeah, THIS:

Smart move, dude.

Exile, RA Salvatore

obviously i just want to have sex with drizzt by now

Smart move, dude.

You're damn right. smart move indeed.

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Exile, RA Salvatore

obviously i just want to have sex with drizzt by now

Funny, when I was younger I had ideas involving Arylin Moonblade. her or Shandril Shessair. :D. Damn, I read lot of these FR novels. too much, maybe. ;)

If its a good series then I might look into it, I used to have a ten year boycott on RA Salvatore for killing Chewbacca but then I found out the real culprit (George Lucas I thrice damn you to hell). Starting reading my college books and sweet christ are they fing boring.

Starting reading my college books and sweet christ are they fing boring.

:-*

If its a good series then I might look into it, I used to have a ten year boycott on RA Salvatore for killing Chewbacca but then I found out the real culprit (George Lucas I thrice damn you to hell). Starting reading my college books and sweet christ are they fing boring.

Lucas didn't want anyone of the main guys to die but it's kinda hard to do the rawrrrr thing in a book so I guess that's why they picked the Wookiee. If it makes you feel any better Lucas don't give a flying fuck about the books or comics or even the previous cartoons by the way the current show ignores them almost completely.

Mighty Avengers #23

Pretty damn good read.

Pretty damn good read.

Yeah? :D

I didn't even know it existed.

I want it...............badly. :D

New Avengers #49

Pretty damn good read.

:seriously:

:seriously:

I think you mean "Shirley" you can't be serious?

:D Yeah? YEAH?

.........
...:sad:

Yeah? :D

I didn't even know it existed.

I want it...............badly. :D

I picked it up at Barnes & Noble ^^ Ignore the pessimist post TWO POSTS above mine, it is quite interesting :)

edit: GAH!!!!!! CUCKOO YOU BEAGLE YOU XD

I won't be ignored.

Ignored Negative is ignored

By posting about it http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb1/ConstantMnemonic/169.gif

I'm Neg's favorite Shriner :laugh:

By posting about it http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb1/ConstantMnemonic/169.gif




:rofldata: :rofldata:

By posting about it http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb1/ConstantMnemonic/169.gif




Whatever gives you your jollies.

There's 3 of him? Line them up, I have a plan. :D

There's 3 of him? Line them up, I have a plan. :D

Disliking someone isn't cause for murder.

Just letting you know.

Okay, I've made my disclaimer, you can do what you will.

I know it's going to be bloody, spectacular, and strangely sexy.

and funny, don't forget funny HD.

and funny, don't forget funny HD.

:-*

Just finished reading Warhammer 40k Titanicus. No its not about a ship its about giant war mechs. :p

Disliking someone isn't cause for murder.

Just letting you know.

:shock: Line them up doesn't mean I'm going to execute them; is that an American thing? We don't do that here.

Besides, If I killed him there'd be no more fun to be had humiliating him. :rolleyes:

Disliking someone isn't cause for murder.

Just letting you know.


There is no cause for murder, silly.

...that's why we don't tell anyone. :rolleyes:

:shock: Line them up doesn't mean I'm going to execute them; is that an American thing? We don't do that here.

But we are all.....human. :devious:

Dragonbreath: Curse of the Ware-Wiener by Ursula vernon

Amazon.com: Dragonbreath: Curse of the Were-wiener (9780803734692): Ursula Vernon: Books (http://www.amazon.com/Dragonbreath-Curse-Were-wiener-Ursula-Vernon/dp/0803734697)

She's one of the artists I've been fallowing since I gained full full internet access so upon seeing it at he library I had to read it.
The book itself is a kids word book but not enough words to be a chapter book and while there's a bunch of illustrations it's not a comic, graphic novel, or picture book if that makes any sense.

The several pictures are a nice simple children's style that's nothing super but not terrible though she did reuse the same handful of faces far too many times for my taste.

I don't know.

New Avengers: The Reunion

Ghost by Piers Anthony

One of those rescue ships on the edge of space type stories. Pretty complicated to read though.

Just started reading Ringworld

Dark Reign: Mr. Negative

Japan's Nigerians pay price for prosperity | The Japan Times Online (http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/fl20110719zg.html)

I mean, work in progress but just around done - Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien

Started Dune: House Harkonnen. I think its by the original authors son or something. I just saw it and House Corrino in the college library and snatched them up.

Dark Reign: The List

Started Dune: House Harkonnen. I think its by the original authors son or something. I just saw it and House Corrino in the college library and snatched them up.

It's his son and another guy. The first book they wrote was House Atreides. House Harkonnen was second. House Corrino was third.

I lost track of them after that as they just kept churning them out.

The original Herbert novels are much better. They get a 10 out of 10 from me. The son's works get a 2 out of 10.

Well hell, I will turn them in once I go back to the campus library.

Everyone likes different stuff. You might hate the original Frank Herbert ones with the same passion as I love them. :-P

I would say, don't judge the original series by the son's works, and vice versa.

They are in the same universe but very different under the surface.

I will give em a shot then.

Just finished America (The Book)

field negro: "Assimilationist", Irene is gone, and another day another stupid comment from a wingnut. (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/08/assimilationist-irene-is-gone-and.html)

Aliens Nightmare Asylum

Kenyan children among British Army rape victims, says lawyer - Africa, World - The Independent (http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/kenyan-children-among-british-army-rape-victims-says-lawyer-581462.html)

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carr�

Heroes, Gods and Monsters of the Greek Myths by Bernard Evslin

A Ghost in the Shell "light" novel.

It was...light. :meh:


Heroes, Gods and Monsters of the Greek Myths by Bernard Evslin

Nice. :D

An Invincible comic earlier today.

Actual book-wise, I'm really unsure as to what the last book was that I read.

A Ghost in the Shell "light" novel.

It was...light. :meh:

Didn't hit the literary spot, huh? :3

Didn't hit the literary spot, huh? :3

It was in translation. The dialogue was like the TV show but the rest of the prose was very ....

..... :eye: ..... I've been baited.

an instruction manual

Working on that Best of Lovecraft book I have...

I felt myself on the edge of the world; peering over the rim into a fathomless chaos of eternal night. - Dagon

Recently finished the Herbert West - Reanimator stories. Definitely not Lovecraft's best work but they're fun. I already have another small collection of his stories but this one encompasses that one except for one story, "The Picture in the House".

It has some nice artwork from Les Edwards as well.

an instruction manual
You read some of the most intelligent pieces of literature available out there, HD.

an instruction manual for my new pony edition fleshlight


You read some of the most intelligent pieces of literature available out there, HD.

:shock:

Art and Humanaties Text Book.

If you compress boring and injected it up the ass of some pompous ass and told him to write it down it would be this book.

If you compress boring and injected it up the ass of some pompous ass and told him to write it down it would be this book.

All this time I thought that was Dickens. :laugh: :laugh:

....but seriously folks.

This morning, I finished "Mythago Wood" by Robert Holdstock.

'Twas a fine read, indeed.

I'd read it again. :)

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

:D I like that.

It gave me the wiggins something fierce.

You read some of the most intelligent pieces of literature available out there, HD.

Ah, you pisser, you! ;)

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

I bought that book after borrowing it too many times from the library.

I bought that book after borrowing it too many times from the library.

Classic. I was supposed to read it back in high school, but never did.
I ran out of other shit and it was sitting there on top Canterbury Tales.
Tales was too long. I might read chapters on the John.

I might read chapters on the John.

:rofldata:

Last thing I read....
the lyrics of the latest album of Cradle Of Filth.
I'm stuck with a phrase in my head.... it goes something like this
"Poets Racking Absinthed brains"

I was once stuck with another lyric of them saying "...masturbating with the dagger...", and then a remix was made of that song, and put the guy repeating that on and on and on and on and on and on.... And I could not stop listening, because the techno was cool XD

I ran out of other shit and it was sitting there on top Canterbury Tales.
Tales was too long. I might read chapters on the John.

It was supposed to have been even longer. Each person was to have 4 tales. :shock:

It was supposed to have been even longer. Each person was to have 4 tales. :shock:

The only ones I remember clearly are the 2 knight brothers killing each other over some hot chick and the King who banishes his wife because his mother is a lying cunt.

It was supposed to have been even longer. Each person was to have 4 tales. :shock:

i have the book but didn't read it all. I remember reading something about it was supposed to be longer.
I remember watching A Knight's Tale though :rolleyes:

nm

scheizer

Ah, you pisser, you! ;)
Oh, me!



And I'm reading a comic called 'Powers' at the moment.

nm

:confused:

:confused:

I thought I was in STS. :smrt: My intelligence at any given time is indirectly proportionate to how many tabs I have open.

re-reading the entire Elfquest series.

The just finished putting it all online.

Ah! My Goddess! The Fourth Goddess.

field negro: No love on Labor Day. (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/09/no-love-on-labor-day.html)

field negro: No love on Labor Day. (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/09/no-love-on-labor-day.html)

Does that guy ever have a good day?

Does that guy ever have a good day?

No :laugh:

"The Music of Erich Zann"

Keith Olberman’s Worst Persons: Mike Shaw, Sarah Palin, & Roger Ailes (http://rippdemup.com/2011/09/07/keith-olbermans-worst-persons-mike-shaw-sarah-palin-roger-ailes/)

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Labor Struggles: The Ludlow Massacre (http://rippdemup.com/2011/09/06/labor-struggles-the-ludlow-massacre/)
This photo (http://www.flickr.com/photos/walkadog/3453614201/) accompanies the article.

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Where Have All The Jobs Gone? (http://rippdemup.com/2011/09/04/where-have-all-the-jobs-gone/)

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Will Barack Obama “Go Big” On Jobs? (http://rippdemup.com/2011/09/04/will-barack-obama-go-big-on-jobs/)

Just to break HD's combo.

Badass of the Week: Rick Rescorla (http://www.badassoftheweek.com/rescorla.html)

Combo broken.

Just finished Star Trek Prime Directive.

"The Lurking Fear"

THE CITY & THE CITY / China Mi�ville

Obama to Congress: “Pass This Jobs Bill!” (http://rippdemup.com/2011/09/09/obama-to-congress-pass-this-jobs-bill/)

"The Hound" by Lovecraft

I can really hear the Poe influence in this one.

Bleak House by Dickens

Such a monster of a yarn. Not a big fan of the author's style so it was a harder read than it should have been. The recent BBC miniseries of this starring Gillian Anderson as Lady Dedlock is great btw.

field negro: 09-11-11 (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/09/09-11-11.html)

The last thing I read was the text in this post.

The last book I read probably would have been The Hound of the Baskervilles.

We are respectable negroes: Who are We? Of "Respectable Negroes" and the New York Times Archive (http://wearerespectablenegroes.blogspot.com/2011/09/who-are-we-of-respectable-negroes-and.html)

"The Rats in the Walls" by Lovecraft

"The Fall of the House of Usher" by Poe

The Stuff of Legend books 1 & 2 by Mike Raicht and Brian Smith

It's like toys story and small soldiers and Indian and the Cupboard and the Christmas toy and every other toys alive story all rolled into one.
It tells the tale of the Boogeyman kidnapping a boy and a company forming a rescue party to go after him. Thing is once they enter the world in the closet they turn into real versions that they're based on. So the toy soldier is a real soldier, the wooden duck on wheels can finally fly, the teddy bear is a real bear, and the boy's puppy who tormented and chewed on everyone is now the smallest of the group. It's alright. I'll try to read more if I can but aren't so desperate to hunt the next parts down.

Reread Killing Joke and Imperial Commando: 501st

Aliens: Earth Hive.

Reread Imperial Commando: 501st

Fuck you Lucas for cancelling the series.
Read old issue of VFW magazine.

Fuck you Lucas for cancelling the series.
Read old issue of VFW magazine.

It got canned because he wasn't keeping good enough track of all his writers so the CGI Clone Wars took a huge shit on the already established storyline of the print media and I guess the TV shows count more than books.

field negro: American Justice? (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/09/american-justice.html)

It got canned because he wasn't keeping good enough track of all his writers so the CGI Clone Wars took a huge shit on the already established storyline of the print media and I guess the TV shows count more than books.

Even though if they adapted the RepComm stories for the show, you would have more people watch it. Damn Lucas and his chin parasite.

Troy Davis (http://politic365.com/2011/09/20/troy-davis-%e2%80%94-will-miscarriage-of-justice-force-america-to-change/)

The last time i read a novel of Sydney Sheldon called Tell me your dream.
If you have not read this novel yet then you are missing a treasure ,so just get this and read man.

the story section of falcon 4.0

The strange case of Charles Dexter Ward.

I'll admit. that the 100th time I read this book. but it's still as good as the first time.

It's Lovecraft.

Who can blame you? :D

herpa derp i cnt read

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.

And so begins my last fall semester of college. This is actually the first Twain novel I've read and I'm still on the fence between really loving it and really hating it. Twain is brilliant in some senses - a lot of social commentary is going on within this novel on race and I do have to give him kudos for the use of the vernacular throughout the novel because it brings the entire story further down to earth. I'm bothered however by the lack of progression and lack of transcendence over these racial issues for both Huck and Jim within the novel. Nothing changes, is ultimately the feel I get from this piece... is it supposed to have this feeling? or am I bringing it way to into a modern context in thinking that the portrayal of a free Jim is too weak and Twain should have that been more keen in believing that more could have been done?

The Unnamable by Lovecraft

Even though I hear it's pretty much a "bunch of young people stuck in a house with a monster" type of flick, I would still like to see the movie based off of this. It's unavailable on Netflix, though the second one is there.

The Premature Burial by Poe

It's Lovecraft.

Who can blame you? :D

Nobody :D.

Finished a few "serious" reads today, most concerning the economics of festivals and culture in France. Interesting yet incredibly boring. The thngs I did to get this Master's degree :D

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The Unnamable by Lovecraft

Even though I hear it's pretty much a "bunch of young people stuck in a house with a monster" type of flick, I would still like to see the movie based off of this. It's unavailable on Netflix, though the second one is there.

The Premature Burial by Poe

Sadly most movies inspired by the works of HPL are not really good or faithful to the "mood" of his works. The only one that comes close is, funnily, Reanimator, but the short story was already something different from most of what Lovecraft wrote. I've heard good things on the episode of masters of horrors directed by Stuart Gordon and based on "Dreams in the Witchhouse" though.

Only film to capture the essence of lovecraftian tales, in my opinion, is "In the mouth of Madness". Most adaptations are too gory, or too cheesy to be good. Somebody should explain to producers that lovecraft would have hated to see torrents of blood in movies based on his works.

do hentai doujinshis count as reading?

UPDATE 1-Particles found to break speed of light | Reuters (http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/09/22/science-light-idUSL5E7KM4CW20110922)

Facebook status: "alcoholism is the only disease you get yelled at for having" - mitch hedberg

Sadly most movies inspired by the works of HPL are not really good or faithful to the "mood" of his works. The only one that comes close is, funnily, Reanimator, but the short story was already something different from most of what Lovecraft wrote. I've heard good things on the episode of masters of horrors directed by Stuart Gordon and based on "Dreams in the Witchhouse" though.

Only film to capture the essence of lovecraftian tales, in my opinion, is "In the mouth of Madness". Most adaptations are too gory, or too cheesy to be good. Somebody should explain to producers that lovecraft would have hated to see torrents of blood in movies based on his works.

I've seen the MoH Dreams in the Witch House and it was pretty terrible. Since reading The Lurker in the Lobby: The Guide to Lovecraftian Cinema, I've been watching a lot of movies based off his works. A notable entry imo would be The Resurrected based off The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. Dan O' Bannon directs and does a good job of sticking pretty close to the story though I hear producers messed with it a bit, ruining it in O' Bannon's eyes. It doesn't matter to me if they're bad movies. I'm mostly curious how the Lovecraftian influence affects the films. One of the worst I've seen so far was Bad Moon's Lurking Fear also starring Jeffrey Combs.

And the last thing I read was "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Poe

Dark Piper by Andre Norton (http://www.amazon.com/Dark-Piper-Andre-Norton/dp/0345315375)

I'm working on Fate of The Jedi: Ascension.

"The Outsider" by Lovecraft

UPDATE 1-Particles found to break speed of light | Reuters (http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/09/22/science-light-idUSL5E7KM4CW20110922)

the neutrino

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Occupy Wall Street [Update]: Transport Workers Union (TWU) Votes To Support #OWS (http://rippdemup.com/?p=1854)

Right now, I'm hesitating between re-reading lovecraft's "book of reason" before going on a scenario writing binge for Call of Cthulhu or re-reading for the time in nearly 15 years "It" by King...

Then I could do both and alternate...

7 Classic Movies You Didn't Know Were Rip-Offs | Cracked.com (http://www.cracked.com/article_19443_7-classic-movies-you-didnt-know-were-rip-offs.html)

7 Classic Movies You Didn't Know Were Rip-Offs | Cracked.com (http://www.cracked.com/article_19443_7-classic-movies-you-didnt-know-were-rip-offs.html)

How Namco Juggles Six+ Tekken Projects from 1UP.com (http://www.1up.com/features/namco-juggles-tekken-projects)

Megaman giga mix vol 1

1Q84 ...

Apple cofounder Steve Jobs is dead at 56 ? The Register (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/10/06/steve_jobs_is_dead/)

Now You See Her James Patterson and Micheal Ledwidge

New Voting Laws: How The GOP Will Block 5 Million Americans From Voting Next Year (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2048)

8 Things You Won't Believe Plants Do When No One's Looking | Cracked.com (http://www.cracked.com/article_19456_8-things-you-wont-believe-plants-do-when-no-ones-looking.html)

Detroit Police Officer Indicted For “Accidental” Shooting Death of 7-Year-Old Aiyana Jones (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2027)

5 Sci-Fi Medical Procedures We'll Have in Our Lifetime | Cracked.com (http://www.cracked.com/article_19476_5-sci-fi-medical-procedures-well-have-in-our-lifetime.html)

The Bluest Lie (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2091)

The Bluest Lie (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2091)

Fuckin close-minded retards in Connecticut.

6 B.S. Myths You Probably Believe About America's 'Enemies' | Cracked.com (http://www.cracked.com/article_19461_6-b.s.-myths-you-probably-believe-about-americas-enemies.html)

Tapping the Vein Book 2 (http://www.amazon.com/Tapping-Vein-Book-Clive-Barker/dp/0913035939)

bioshock's manual

X-Entertainment's 2011 Halloween Countdown! The NINTH Annual! (http://x-entertainment.com/updates/2011/10/10/mask-madness/)

UPDATE: Occupy Wall St. (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2305)

Stop sign down the block.

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Black Voters Hit Hardest By South Carolina New Voter ID Law; But Don’t Tell Herman Cain (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2493)

I'm about to finish Michael Sandel's The Case Against Perfection: Ethics in the Age of Genetic Engineering. Sandel presents a cohesive and quite compelling argument against genetic enhancement. He is particularly concerned about the implications of genetic modification for notions of giftedness in, eg, sports and other 'natural' talents; responsibility and choice; and the covert reintroduction of eugenicism, under a liberal (not necessarily in the American sense) flag. Sandel writes lucidly and he is always worth listening to, whether or not you share his conclusions.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms Volume One by Luo Guanzhong (Translated by C.H. Brewitt-Taylor). Great novel, with everything needed for a great read (IMO that is).

Romance of the Three Kingdoms Volume One by Luo Guanzhong (Translated by C.H. Brewitt-Taylor). Great novel, with everything needed for a great read (IMO that is).
I've been stuck on Vol. 2 for like over a year now. It's fine, but I find the writing to be a bit too rigid. Makes it a chore at times.

I've been stuck on Vol. 2 for like over a year now. It's fine, but I find the writing to be a bit too rigid. Makes it a chore at times.

It can be, but stick at it as it does pick up (I'm looking at Shu's campaign against the Man tribes of the south here). Shows just how cunning and intelligent the great Sleeping Dragon, Chuko Liang, was.

Rereading The Killing Joke.

Chuko Liang
That also took getting used too. Almost had too make a spreadsheet of all the names being changed because of the different translation. Dynasty Warriors has spoiled me.

That also took getting used too. Almost had too make a spreadsheet of all the names being changed because of the different translation. Dynasty Warriors has spoiled me.

That got me at first. Take the Ruler of Wei... In Dynasty Warriors/Kessen/etc, spelled/pronounced as Cao Cao (Cow Cow), but tradtionally it's Ts'ao Ts'ao (Sow Sow). Still, it's a great read and the fact it's based on the actual events 1800 years ago, just makes the novel and the games inspired by it, a better experience for me.

Zurana Horton, Black Woman, Hero… SCARLET Woman (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2527)

An interview with Chloe from Hustler's Barely Legal? Things I've learned, she lost her virginity at 14, loves anal, and has a lot of fun sucking dick. She hates smokers though. So I'm screwed.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

A good read but at times it felt like I was reading a textbook. Enjoyed Journey to the Center of the Earth more. Next will be Around the World in Eighty Days.

Black Girl Missing: Missing Arizona 5-Year-Old, Jhessye Shockley, Gets Little Media Attention (http://rippdemup.com/?p=2509)

Badass of the Week: Francois L'Ollonais (http://www.badassoftheweek.com/lollonais.html)

Badass of the Week: Francois L'Ollonais (http://www.badassoftheweek.com/lollonais.html)

This. I have to say, we french produced some of the most interesting cases of psychos back in the day...Clovis (Who killed one of his own men for a simple pot), Charles the Hammer (everything's in the name), who beat the ever lovin' shit out of the muslims in Poitier, Philippe the Fair, who slaughtered the knight templars for a treasure he didn't get, and got cursed for his troubles, Gilles de Rais, who kicked the shit out of Doc Faustus's compatriots along Joan of Ark before going on a child murdering rampage. And then Fran�ois L'ollonais, and let's not forget the Cardinal Richelieu, who may not be "Tim Curry" crazy as in the three musketeers (the one with Kevin "I played Robin in Batman and Robin" O'Donnell), but he was a serious case of "Pity ? What the hell does that word mean ?".

And I'm sure I could find others :D

:rofldata: I have compatriots? They probably deserved it. Kick them again. :D

Avatar the Lost Adventures.
It compiles all the comic shorts that appeared in Nick Magazine and any other publication along with a few new stories.

"Berenice" by Poe

Avatar the Lost Adventures.
It compiles all the comic shorts that appeared in Nick Magazine and any other publication along with a few new stories.
Just started a rewatch of the series. Where might I let my eyes gaze upon this?

Just started a rewatch of the series. Where might I let my eyes gaze upon this?
I just bought it for real:
http://www.amazon.com/Avatar-Last-Airbender-Adventures-Horse/dp/159582748X/ref=pd_sim_b_1

Even if you don't get anything to fill the super saver shipping it's still cheaper than buying in person.

I just bought it for real:
Amazon.com: Avatar: The Last Airbender The Lost Adventures (Avatar: The Last Airbender (Dark Horse)) (9781595827487): May Chan, Aaron Ehasz, Others, Joaquim Dos Santos, Amy Kim Ganter: Books (http://www.amazon.com/Avatar-Last-Airbender-Adventures-Horse/dp/159582748X/ref=pd_sim_b_1)

Even if you don't get anything to fill the super saver shipping it's still cheaper than buying in person.
Much Grass. Have a pic.

field negro: Her blacks are better. (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/11/her-blacks-are-better.html)

field negro: Her blacks are better. (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/11/her-blacks-are-better.html)

Saw that on daily show. Steward said it's cuz the republicans have so few blacks that they baby them and give them special treatment.

Saw that on daily show. Steward said it's cuz the republicans have so few blacks that they baby them and give them special treatment.

Sounds like what they accuse Dems of doing with the general black populace. XD

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field negro: Did you hear the one about the blond and the pizza man? (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/11/did-you-hear-one-about-blond-and-pizza.html)

field negro: Did you hear the one about the blond and the pizza man? (http://field-negro.blogspot.com/2011/11/did-you-hear-one-about-blond-and-pizza.html)
Well she certainly has the mouth for a BJ. Don't blame him for allegedly trying.
Look at them jaws!

Where are the white women at? - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGQ-ISsDm8M)

Sherrilyn Kenyon: The Guardian

11 Unbelievably Insane Deaths During Sex - 11Points.com (http://www.11points.com/Dating-Sex/11_Unbelievably_Insane_Deaths_During_Sex)

urinal, you....were the 666th post....

anyway, just read the manual for COD finest hour.
now THAT is a manual.

666th post

doesnt count anymore

Just finished reading The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Very great read.

Badass of the Week: Sergeant Stubby the War Dog (http://www.badassoftheweek.com/sgtstubby.html)

reading The Terror by Dan Simmons.

Action Comics #1.

last book i read- the outsiders lol gettem ponyboy
but the very last thing i read was on the net...dont got the link but it was about jet engine fumes an the new world order..i think u might fnd it here Area 51: the plane truth - Telegraph (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/8579490/Area-51-the-plane-truth.html) ....dont kno what they have in common but google it an find out..o an about that guy that hacked into the u.s government and nasa looking for proof of higher technology..got away with it for like 16 months..was pretty interesting he found out alot of wierd shit alot of u probably would never believe... Gary McKinnon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_McKinnon)

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Best Story Book Ever (http://www.buzzfeed.com/nman/best-story-book-ever-287x) <- that

Best Story Book Ever (http://www.buzzfeed.com/nman/best-story-book-ever-287x) <- that

that truly is the best story book ever. wow

the first 100 episodes of "The Uncanny X-men". I blame Cuckoo. :)

I blame Cuckoo. :)

:eye: I hear that a lot.

It's like we're reading X-men together. :D

Herman Cain: A Koch Brother’s Brother From Another Mother, & Member Of The Koch Koon Klan (http://rippdemup.com/2011/11/herman-cain-a-koch-brothers-brother-from-another-mother-member-of-the-koch-koon-klan/)

Around the World in Eighty Days

Where was the balloon ride? Weird. Good adventure read.

Just finished reading Helliconia Spring and Helliconia Summer half way through Helliconia Winter

lastly i read the wall posts on my facebook.. but on books, i last read the harry potter series..:D

So “Illegal Immigrants” Are As Bad As “Legal” Immigrants? (http://rippdemup.com/2011/12/great-so-illegal-immigrants-are-as-bad-as-legal-immigrants-not-exactly-true-says-new-study/)

Just finished reading Helliconia Spring and Helliconia Summer half way through Helliconia Winter

I love Aldiss' work. I have the three of those but not read them yet. I have too many books to get through. :sad:

Samurai Strategies! Great book!

"The Beast in the Cave" by Lovecraft

1st book of Love Hina. Alright I guess.

"Ex Oblivone" by Lovecraft

A nice dream fantasy short story

Badass of the Week: Marie Colvin (http://www.badassoftheweek.com/colvin.html)

Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter by Tom Franklin (http://www.amazon.com/Crooked-Letter-Novel/dp/0060594667)

SC Lieutenant Governor, Ken Ard Caught Stealing State Funds (http://rippdemup.com/2012/03/south-carolina-gop-gets-caught-being-unethical-typical-deceitful-cheating-unapologetic/)

I love Aldiss' work. I have the three of those but not read them yet. I have too many books to get through. :sad:

Welcome to my nightmare, mate. got close to a thousand Sci fi books. choosing one to read is getting hard. Right now I'm finishing Farmer's World of Tiers cycle. then I'll get to finally start on reading the Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser stories by Leiber.

Axe Cop volume 1.

The Hobbit

Currently making my way through The Lost World by Michael Crichton. Again, again!

Welcome to my nightmare, mate. got close to a thousand Sci fi books.

Put the cat out. Put the kettle on. I'm coming over to browse your shelves.

James O'Keefe Fails Horribly By Impersonating Eric Holder (http://www.rippdemup.com/2012/04/how-james-okeefe-fails-horribly-to-prove-voter-fraud-by-impersonating-eric-holder/)

"The Temple" by Lovecraft

"On the Genealogy of Morals" by Friedrich Nietzsche

Good stuff.

A few poems by Dylan Thomas. I've never read him before, but he has an interesting take on his poetry. I guess I enjoyed him, more so his nitty gritty poetry... then again I think most of his poetry is very gritty.

Currently reading 'We the Living' by Ayn Rand. I can't say I'm enjoying it too much though. Some of it has to do with a bias I have formed on her, after I was informed of right-wingers enjoying her views on things. The other part of it has to do with the just the novels general tone... I think she exaggerates too much and it's slowly transforming into a romance. Bleeeeeeh.

@DrFaustus: Hey, hey! I saw your PM from like last year, haha. Sorry I have not responded in forever. I've lost touch with this place and have been swooped away by life. I have finished my English major though and I'll be graduating in August! Many many books to discuss! Heh.

The Silent Gondoliers

Homer's The Odyssey

I've never seen the word "wooer" written so many times in one place before.

This article:
Dem Officials Dodge Questions About Drones, "Kill List" | Alternet (http://www.alternet.org/hot-news-views/dem-officials-dodge-questions-about-drones-kill-list)

A Study in Emerald by Neil Gaiman

Cover to cover? Ernest Cline's Ready Player One. Aimed a little older than myself (full 80s kids, as opposed to being born halfway through), but I still totally geeked out with it. :)

Paul Slansky: Paul Ryan Said Something That Should Force Him Off the Ticket, But You Probably Didn't Hear About It (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-slansky-/paul-ryan-said-something-_b_1832377.html)

Fable: The Balverine order.

The Passage by Justin Cronin. Amazing book. Looking forward to buying the sequel next week.

At this time, I read "Exercices de Style" by Raymon Queneau. It is the story of a young man, which is write with ninety-nine different type of writing.

The last thing I read was A Song of Ice and Fire, now I am reading A Clash of Kings in the Game of Thrones series and also a book on the psychology of Batman; because well- -I love him. (*�・ｖ・)

currently reading Trudi Canavan - Black magician

just finished Star Trek TNG : cold equations - persistance of memory and loved it.

Hmmm... Well the last thing I read was The Great Gatsby(4 school) I was surprised though, it was a good read! I'm currently reading The Grapes of Wrath(again 4 school), though I haven't read much to make an opinion of it yet :/...

Last thing I read? Probably the bathroom walls.

Star Trek Prime Directive.

Kirk breaks the Federation's highest decree (again...) and this time pays for it with exile. The Enterprise is almost destroyed and the bridge crew disperses within the Federation...

Damn good read if you're a fan of the original Trek.

Last real book was Starship Troopers.

story behind Kill Arman TV documentaries

trudi canavan - black magician series book 2

The first page of 'Amberlight'; a book I got at the bargain corner of a bookstore. It was only the first page and I'm already second-guessing my decision to buy it.

"Total Recall" by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Highly recommended!

Jesse Ventura - DemoCRIPS and ReBLOODicans

i�m doing a reread of the Vorkosigan Saga, great stuff

i�m doing a reread of the Vorkosigan Saga, great stuff

i still have to read that, it is on my "to read" list :D

Diane Duane's "The Romulan Way"... great read if you're into the original Trek... or the Original Romulans :D

'Look Me in the Eye' by John Elder Robison - highly recommended! :)

One of the Doctor Who NSAs: "The Doctor Trap" by Simon Messingham

This is my Last Article/Post i am reading now...

A Game of Thrones- I watched the first and second season before starting the book, I had hoped to catch up on the books before the 3rd season starts......but, that's not happening. Good book/show though!

The 4-Hour Workweek

I've recently finished Albert Camus' The Plague. Quite good, though I enjoy some his other works more.
Now I'm dwelling on "The Birth of Tragedy" by Nietzsche.

Re-reading the Thrawn Trilogy after finally getting the ebook. Taking a break between 'Dark Force Rising' and 'The Last Command' to reread Sharpe's Eagle (I do occasionally read 'serious' stuff, honest!)

Read about half of Tomorrow, When the War Began. Used to read a lot but these days I can't bring myself to do it, Harry Potter was the best thing ever back in the day though.

I'm in the middle of reading the Lord of the Rings series again. I last read "The Hobbit" and I'm about 85% of the way through "The Fellowship of the Ring" book.

Reading Gate's of Fire by Steven Pressfield again. I've read it many times, but I love it

Now I'm on 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami.

Metro 2033 - Dmitry Glukhovsky

A Clockwork Orange (again)

Some poems by Roberto G�mez Bola�os (today's William Shakespeare).

A Sobeys flyer.
There's a sale on Ben & Jerry's ice cream.

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Sorry. Couldn't help myself.
Last thing I read was Monster by A. Lee Martinez
Sad thing is, it was over a year ago that I read it.
I really gotta get back into reading.

"The Lucifer Effect:Understanding how good people turn bad".It is roughly about how anyone of us can do horrible things if put in a situation that would allow it.
It is pretty depressing to read at the moment...but instructive.It also explains how to fight these bad influences.Here is a link to the site of the author :
The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo (http://www.lucifereffect.com/)

Do we count manuals? If we do, the last thing I read Ralink's mini-nano ultra USB WiFi manual which was of no use.
If we don't count those, I believe I've read The Honourable Schoolboy by John le Carr� about quarter-way through or something.
Nothing special yet, establishing the events and all that. I guess I'll continue reading it sometime in the future.

the title of this thread.

^hehe
I'm currently reading Faust by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe.
I believe the rhyming is having an affect on me:
It shows up now within my sight
Having affect on what I read and write

Just finished J-Horror: The Definitive Guide to The Ring, The Grudge and Beyond

A book about: "The Gestapo" ( I have an obsession about "Nazism" that I still not understand after so much books that I read about...I mean I don't understand that so much people fall in that Trap !!! )...and for the Moment I re-read: "The History of France" by Frederic Dard !!! ;)

I'm insomniac I read a Lot ( a book per night sometimes )
For the moment ( for the second time ) this, this will take me at least 2 Nights but very interesting !!! ==>
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Start today another one...really a Masterpiece ( read it 10 times at least ) !!!!!
"A Confederacy of Dunces" ==>
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