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06-17-01 | 02:25 PM
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I decided to read the Lord of the Rings, since the movies were coming out and all. Started reading it about 19 years ago when I was 12, but my patience for Hobbits wore thin very quickly and I decided to stop reading them at a pretty early stage.
06-17-01 | 05:46 PM
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From: wandering the earth like Caine in the Kung-Fu
Originally posted by matta
Pimpin' for Dummies by Jules Winfield
Pimpin' for Dummies by Jules Winfield
Mini Jules, you dissapoint me. P.S.-Renaldow, you think like me. I also am reading the Lord of the Rings Trilogy in anticipation for the movies. Stop thinking like me!!
06-17-01 | 10:51 PM
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From: wandering the earth like Caine in the Kung-Fu
Originally posted by Bushdog
Do we not have a book forum?
C'mon, let's keep things in the right forum guys.
Do we not have a book forum?
C'mon, let's keep things in the right forum guys.
06-18-01 | 03:33 PM
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Originally posted by ravan
I'm engulfed in Stephen Hawkings 'A brief history of time'
picked it up today at Borders.
Its very very good in my humble opinion.
I'm engulfed in Stephen Hawkings 'A brief history of time'
picked it up today at Borders.
Its very very good in my humble opinion.
I'm reading "Genome: an Autobiography of a speices in 23 chapters" kinda boring so far
06-18-01 | 10:18 PM
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I'm currently reading "Catholicsm and Fundamentalism" by Karl Keating. I guess I'm trying to get in touch with my spiritual side or something. I just read Dune for the fourth time and i'm just resisting the urge to finish up the series again. I also got the Lord of the Rings boxset sitting next to me which is just screaming for a rereading. I guess I'm getting nostalgic with my reading. What next? Maybe I'll give the good old Bible another chance soon. 
06-19-01 | 05:07 AM
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I'm reading reading Super-Cannes by J.G. Ballard.
(whereas I'm supposed to be reading Cases and materials on international law by D.J. Harris, although strangely enough that doesn't have quite the same appeal
Hemulen
(whereas I'm supposed to be reading Cases and materials on international law by D.J. Harris, although strangely enough that doesn't have quite the same appeal
Hemulen
06-19-01 | 11:07 AM
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Originally posted by Jules Winfield
P.S.-Renaldow, you think like me. I also am reading the Lord of the Rings Trilogy in anticipation for the movies. Stop thinking like me!!
P.S.-Renaldow, you think like me. I also am reading the Lord of the Rings Trilogy in anticipation for the movies. Stop thinking like me!!
06-19-01 | 01:32 PM
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Just finished "Into Thin Air" (it was OK) and started "The Neverending Story" for a change of pace.
I recently read "In the Heart of the Sea : The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex" - that was great!
I recently read "In the Heart of the Sea : The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex" - that was great!
06-19-01 | 09:53 PM
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From: Formerly known as Darrin Garrison
Originally posted by Venusian
read it a couple of weeks ago, pretty good.
Originally posted by ravan
I'm engulfed in Stephen Hawkings 'A brief history of time'
picked it up today at Borders.
Its very very good in my humble opinion.
I'm engulfed in Stephen Hawkings 'A brief history of time'
picked it up today at Borders.
Its very very good in my humble opinion.