Last book you read...

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

The last book I read was
The Dirt by Motley Crue.

(Ok, I could have **WoWed** ya
with the more intellectual Ann
Rand, Fydor Dostoyevsky, or
Virginia Wolfe but I work on
college text books all day!)

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[IkeaBoy]

Neal Gabler's Winchell. Good book, shocking his influence.

Currently on CHOKE

"Nothing can kill The Grimace"

[Dan]

I'm reading Green Hills of Africa by Hemingway.

It's a personal narrative, so it's very different from the rest of his stuff, but it's pretty cool. I have the unquenchable urge to kill a Rhino, though.


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[JustJon]

Finished Neil Gaiman's "American Gods" today. The Dirt was the book before that, my next book is Cryptonomicon by Neil Stephenson.

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[skullcrush]

hanniable.i loved it soo much that i dont ever want too read anything again in my life.

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[Pootertoot]

Just finished "Fraud" by David Ratkoff, collection of essays, very funny, worth picking up. He went to a buddhist retreat led by Steven Seagal! Worth the price of admission right there!

Started on "Another Roadside Attraction" by Tom Robbins. Anyone else a Tom Robbins fan?

JJ, how was American Gods?

Ikeaboy, NOICE! I liked it, but it was my least favorite of his books, I think.

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[Gvac]

"More Letters From A Nut" by Ted L. Nancy. Screw all you intellectual bastards.




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[Heroin Bob]

I just read this delightfully witty book called "Horton Hears his parents in bed" By Dr. Seduce. The great thing is that it's a pop-up.

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There will be no flowers flowing
In the light that passes though me"-Guided By Voices

[TomPoo]

The Testatament, John Grisham

REEKING of AWESOMENESS
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"There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there?"

[sallie]

Drawing blood by
Poppy Z.Brite


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[reeshy]

Re-reading "Hearts of Darkness"by Conrad-Love that Polack!!!!!

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[JustJon]

hanniable.i loved it soo much that i dont ever want too read anything again in my life.
He loved it so much he can't even spell it right, even though it's the main character and written multiple times on every page. ;)

And Poot, American Gods was really good.

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[Sheeplovr]

Everyone poops
a shocking ending if i mite say now i know the real way to live my life
and the art work is amazing

Thanx for the change
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number 333 its the way to be

[Dan]

Everyone poops
I prefered "Nobody Poops But You."


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[TheGameHHH]

Last book read was "Carrie" by Stephen King....great book

[Pootertoot]

Sallie, I read "Exquisite Corpse" by Poppie Z. Brite (I imagine her semianonymity in the world of horror fiction is due to the fact her name is "Poppy". Same deal as the oft-maligned true crime author Slappy McGarnacle.). There's nothing better Gay Vampires with AIDS. How's the book?

I liked Heart of Darkness but I didn't. It was a brilliant bok, but so fucking poorly written, at least in my opinion. The first two pages have gorgeous imagery...and then it stops, lol.


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[Thunderlips]

Everyone poops

I prefered "Nobody Poops But You."

Well, I'm Catholic, so I prefer "You're a Naughty Child and That's Concentrated Evil Coming Out of You"

And the last book I read was The Dirt (Motley Crue). The book before that was an encyclopedia of Serial Killers.

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[adolescentmasturbator]

"Rules for Radicals" by Saul D. Alinksy. It's a real good book and isn't all that long. I'm going to read more of his books.

I will get a sig pic...eventually

[Captain Rooster]

Well, I'm Catholic, so I prefer "You're a Naughty Child and That's Concentrated Evil Coming Out of You"


LOL!

The Stand (uncut)- Stephen King
Dreamcatcher - Stephen King

Currently reading - Fellowship of the Ring - Part 1 of Lord of the Rings - J.R.R. Tolkien

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[sallie]

hey Exquisite Corpse was
about Gay seriel killer with
AIDS any way Drawing
Blood was a gay rock and
roll Ghost story ,very good i
think poppy has a thing for
the guy boys.



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[sallie]

hey Exquisite Corpse was
about Gay seriel killer with
AIDS any way Drawing
Blood was a gay rock and
roll Ghost story ,very good i
think poppy has a thing for
the guy boys.



VIN DIESEL I LOVE YOU!!

[HordeKing1]

VALIS by Phillip K. Dick. First of a trilogy exploring man's quest for a deity and ultimate failure to find same.

Really well written and especially interesting b/c Dick was dying of cancer when he wrote the books, so it gave him a very intersting perspective.

Next up, the Divine Invasion.

Oh yes, I simultaneously read Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Alzkaham. The Potter books have got to be the best quasi kids books ever. I love them as much as my children.

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[skullcrush]

He loved it so much he can't even spell it right, even though it's the main character and written multiple times on every page.
what is this turning into,a pick on skullcrush bord?

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[The Blowhard]

Skull, people tease you because they love you.
As for my latest reading, a friend gave me a copy of "Don't Sweat The Small Stuff". After reading a few pages of it I threw it in the trash. I am now reading "The Army Officer Guide", given to me by a soldier friend, "Post Office", by Charles Bukowski and "Nazi Spys In America", a great collection of WW2 spy stories.

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[JustJon]

Skull, people tease you because they love you.
Or just because it's fun to do ;)

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[EffMeBoobs]

A HeartbreakingWork of Staggering Genuis...one of those Pulp Fiction-type books by Dave Eggers.

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[Captain Rooster]

"The Army Officer Guide", given to me by a soldier friend


Heckler - I have read that...very dry huh?

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