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Disincarnate
2004-07-24, 11:26
wat book are you currently reading


godfather by mario puzo......surely will finish it by the end of the day

guitar_demon
2004-07-24, 11:40
tales from the rock and roll highway....well i think thats what its called, and i actually havt started it yet but i will soon . i guess im really currently reading the sept. issue of guitar world

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-07-24, 11:42
Right now I'm not reading
anything but the last book I read
was Foucault's Pendulum(My greek to
english translation is probably wrong)
by Eco.Now I've read all his books
except "The Island Of The Next Day"
(not sure a bout title).Anyone read it?Is it good?

Disincarnate
2004-07-24, 11:43
tales from the rock and roll highway....well i think thats what its called, and i actually havt started it yet but i will soon . i guess im really currently reading the sept. issue of guitar world
:D

Disincarnate
2004-07-24, 11:44
oh.almost forgot to mention ......thanx for posting guys :D

Disincarnate
2004-07-24, 11:46
im gonna start reading genesis code by john case tommorrow......or probably the day of the jackal

guitar_demon
2004-07-24, 12:47
Right now I'm not reading
anything but the last book I read
was Foucault's Pendulum(My greek to
english translation is probably wrong)
by Eco.Now I've read all his books
except "The Island Of The Next Day"
(not sure a bout title).Anyone read it?Is it good?
you know greek?

Transient
2004-07-24, 12:55
stephen king-the stand
adolf hitler-mein kampf
some norwegian guy-of norwegian ways

metal=life
2004-07-24, 13:22
Mein Kampf is pretty good.


Right now, Hustler. And yes I'm READING it. This one girl is a hotel manager and she sleeps with every hot and buff guy that stays in. And she doesn't like to be tied down :eek: By tied down I mean in a relationship. I'm sure she gets tied down to the bed...no pics of it though :(

Dyldo
2004-07-24, 14:02
I'm in the middle of like 4 books:

Evil in Modern Thought
Plato's Collected Dialogues
The ABCs of the Human Mind
and some Criminology text book.

BLS
2004-07-24, 15:24
this thread

guitar_demon
2004-07-24, 15:29
dont be a wiseass

BLS
2004-07-24, 15:31
The pathway to Metrosexual living

..I know the whole metrosexual thing is alittle stupid, but I find it kind of interesting.

pfft... atif you didnt even know what a metrosexual was until i called you one BIATCH

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-07-24, 16:33
you know greek?

:confused:
????
I'm Greek!!!

guitar_demon
2004-07-24, 18:29
well i didnt know

cxmachine
2004-07-24, 18:52
rereading the lord of the rings ATM, yes i read fantasy, and yeah Mein Kampf was an interesting ass book read that in my HS days, shit was that funny to carry around in a catholic school

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-07-24, 19:22
Hahah shit, it used to be, all i did was read, but then i got into metal, and i cant really read and listen to music at the same time :( and so ofcourse metal won that round. The last thing i read was The Soddit, a spoof on the Hobbit

ShredIsNotDead
2004-07-24, 23:44
Xenocide, the 3rd book in the Ender quartet by Orson Scott Card

Disincarnate
2004-07-24, 23:48
john case-genesis code

Disincarnate
2004-07-24, 23:48
has any one read it????

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-07-24, 23:50
I have read OF it

Nihilist
2004-07-25, 00:25
Mein Kampf is pure shit.

DeathCS
2004-07-25, 02:03
I havent read a book in awhile...

metal=life
2004-07-25, 02:07
Mein Kampf is pure shit.


Have you even read it?

Lords of Chaos is good to only cause its hilarious

Disincarnate
2004-07-25, 02:19
asterix and obelix kick ass

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-07-25, 02:39
Have you even read it?

Lords of Chaos is good to only cause its hilarious

LOC is awesome! the history is really interesting, its about the only book ive read and enjoyed in ages. Im reading it now. well, not now, but when im done, i will probably start reading it... i'm not sure, i will make up my mind some time in the future.

Sodomaniac
2004-07-25, 05:57
asterix and obelix kick ass

oh yeah, that's true ... I think I read them all

Disincarnate
2004-07-25, 06:06
likewise dude...exept asterix and son.....the one with the baby on the cover.......didnt think it would be as good as the rest of them

BeastOfCarrion
2004-07-25, 06:15
go for Necroscope by Brian Lumley
(if you wanted a recomendation)
its nice, bloodthirsty, grim and hit has vampires and zombies AND comunists!

Brutally_Hacked
2004-07-25, 06:23
the last book I read was while I was at my dad's joint, the only half decent book there was a clockwork orange, and when I'd finished that I had nothing better to do than read some 'clan of the cavebear' shit. It was tolerable... until she fell in love :sickface:

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-07-25, 07:02
go for Necroscope by Brian Lumley
(if you wanted a recomendation)
its nice, bloodthirsty, grim and hit has vampires and zombies AND comunists!

I don't mind zombies and vampires , but communists?
It must be very scary!

Trendkill_420
2004-07-25, 07:21
clockwork was a cool book hacked.

I just finished "the dirty dozen". Good book
now i'm reading "all we are saying", the last interview with john lennon and yoko.

BeastOfCarrion
2004-07-25, 07:23
i know, i couldnt read it without being surrounded by daylight, for fear i would be consumed by pure evil

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-07-25, 07:30
now i'm reading "all we are saying", the last interview with john lennon and yoko.

I have the tv on and when I read this,someone
started singing "Imagine".
What a fucking coincidence!

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-07-25, 08:42
clockwork was a cool book hacked.

I just finished "the dirty dozen". Good book
now i'm reading "all we are saying", the last interview with john lennon and yoko.
That'd better not be about D12 :mad:

Damn commie bastards, Euronymous was a damn commie, cos he thought it was "the most extreme shit out there" :flame:

Disincarnate
2004-07-25, 11:21
:D :D :D

Transient
2004-07-25, 14:00
nihilist why do you say that

johnmansley
2004-07-25, 15:07
nihilist why do you say that

It's pretty obvious! Mein Kampf was Hitler's vision and philosophy - something which our grandfathers fought and died for in order to prevent from becoming a reality. I've never read the book, and I never will as if I were to do so I would effectively be dancing on my grandfather's grave.

metal=life
2004-07-25, 18:15
Fuck no.. I hate Hitler and his views but reading it will only give you knowledge of his ingenious stupidity. (try and make sense of that)

The Doctor
2004-07-25, 18:47
it makes perfect sense.


now reading White Line Fever, by Lemmy Kilmister.

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-07-26, 01:15
Hey Doc, is that a grammy bag your holding up in your profile pic? If it's even you

I started a thread on it, but that was a pretty stupid idea, so i deleted it

I'm not reading anything at the moment, i just really wanted to ask that :D

The Doctor
2004-07-26, 06:16
im a pothead :stoned:

HAHAHA

BrokenCrimson
2004-07-26, 06:29
My auntie just sent me a big, fat, black book! The complete works of Gogol, hoo yeah! Still smells like the bookshop half a world away. Just read one of the short stories, "Nose". I'm going to read "Viy" next, it's suposed to be really scary, and mom recomended "Horrible Revenge" because it reminds her of me. This book is going to keep me very busy.

atifman
2004-07-26, 11:57
pfft... atif you didnt even know what a metrosexual was until i called you one BIATCH

of course i did! i saw it on southpark! :kaioken:

The Doctor
2004-07-26, 12:31
also reading some calvin and hobbes now

guitar_demon
2004-07-26, 18:41
lucifer rising

Trendkill_420
2004-07-26, 19:43
That'd better not be about D12 :mad:

:

It's a book based around world war 2. It's a great read, i recommend it.
When i get my ass in gear, I'm gonna pick up stephan king's new book.

timedragon
2004-07-26, 22:43
Right now im reading Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher. Short stories kick ass. Its easier for me to read those, cause if a certain one sucks, you can just skip it. But if you buy a book and it turns out that it sucks, thats just a waste.

BeastOfCarrion
2004-07-26, 22:46
then dont buy books, be cheap and borrow them from other people/libares
that way, when you are finished you can just give it back, without loosing any time

i just baught a book today called Public Finance, it cost me a whole $90 :eek: (Australian, and yes that is a lot) god i hate textbooks :(

timedragon
2004-07-26, 23:08
then dont buy books, be cheap and borrow them from other people/libares
that way, when you are finished you can just give it back, without loosing any time

Yeah. Actually, thats what i do. I was just making a point on why i like short stories. I hardly buy books. They are fucking expesive arnt they!

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-07-26, 23:13
im a pothead :stoned:

HAHAHA

Really? me too, nice :)

I'm reading sum SF Larry Niven book - Ringworld, its pretty good.

johnmansley
2004-07-27, 06:42
They are fucking expesive arnt they!

Novels aren't that expensive - especially if you buy them online. As BoC said, university textbooks are real expensive. I paid £42 (~$70US, ~$100AUS) for a Calculus textbook that I only looked in about 10 times in 3 years. Worth it though...

timedragon
2004-07-27, 12:31
maybe im just poor. its hard for me to buy any books

johnmansley
2004-07-27, 14:21
My folks buy books all the time so I just borrow anything that they're not reading. I'm too lazy to go to a library, but usually my parents will have a copy of anything I want to read.

Trendkill_420
2004-07-28, 04:50
Right now im reading Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher. Short stories kick ass. Its easier for me to read those, cause if a certain one sucks, you can just skip it. But if you buy a book and it turns out that it sucks, thats just a waste.

Poe's stories are fucked.
I've got "Edgar Allen Poe: Complete Tales & Poems". great book. Have only gotten about 1/2 the way through it though, because it uses old english, and i have to check the dictionary about once per page.

Disincarnate
2004-07-28, 05:56
[QUOTE=johnmansley]My folks buy books all the time so I just borrow anything that they're not reading.[QUOTE]
likewise man

andrewc
2004-08-05, 01:24
"Warning Signs" by Stpehen White

Metaldave
2004-08-05, 03:03
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. Superb book.

BassBehemoth
2004-08-06, 10:24
1984, hell the fuck yeah..but I wanna read some of Micheal Moore's books when I'm finished.


Also on occasion I read Hunter S. Thompson, I'm 3/4 done The Great Shark Hunt, I own but not yet read Generation of Swine....Hells Angels and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas are also classic of his writing/experiences.

Transient
2004-08-06, 10:27
started slaughterhouse five about a week ago

Disincarnate
2004-08-06, 11:36
asterix and obrlix- at sea

DELETE79
2004-08-06, 11:47
Clive Barker - Weaveworld

I'm having a hard time reading it. It's 700 pages and in english. Not really used yet to read english books.

Trendkill_420
2004-08-06, 12:05
1984, hell the fuck yeah..but I wanna read some of Micheal Moore's books when I'm finished.

.

Great book.

I've read two of Michael Moore's books. Stupid white men and I forget the name of the other one. Stupid White Men is an excellent book. (And the facts have been checked, everything in it is true)

guitar_demon
2004-08-06, 13:54
started slaughterhouse five about a week ago
if thats anything like the movie then its fucked up, my favorite part is when the father walks in on his son in the bathroom with a porn mag
"Jesus dad im on the john!!"
"you shouldnt be looking at smut like this now go down stairs"
*takes mag and flips through it*

timedragon
2004-08-06, 14:01
Poe's stories are fucked.
I've got "Edgar Allen Poe: Complete Tales & Poems". great book. Have only gotten about 1/2 the way through it though, because it uses old english, and i have to check the dictionary about once per page.
yeah. I like lots of the stories! :)

BLS
2004-08-06, 14:06
Clive Barker - Weaveworld

I'm having a hard time reading it. It's 700 pages and in english. Not really used yet to read english books.

Apparently your not used to speaking English either.

I'm having a hard time reading it. It's 700 pages and in English. Not really used to reading english books.

there ya go :p

Slabbefusk
2004-08-06, 14:10
Schindlers List, i dont know why, but its good.

DELETE79
2004-08-06, 14:13
Apparently your not used to speaking English either.

I'm having a hard time reading it. It's 700 pages and in English. Not really used to reading english books.

there ya go :p

Hey!!! Thanks a lot SMARTASS :smash: :D

But in your first sentence aren't you supposed to write
"Apparently YOU'RE not used to speak(without the "ing") English either".

RIGHT ???? ;)

BLS
2004-08-06, 14:16
No, we do things different here in America :D

DELETE79
2004-08-06, 14:23
No, we do things different here in America :D

Pffffff.... Shut up or i'm gonna ban you :p
I DESERVE RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!! :cool:

By the way, to stay a little bit on topic, i suggest to any of you who read
regulary to pick up any HP Lovecraft book. :vampire:

Trendkill_420
2004-08-06, 16:10
I've heard from many people that he is a good author.

My favorite author is king.
then the guy in huslter . (not really. Fuck have you ever read an article in hustler. They should hire me on as an editor, There are words spelt wrong as well as sentences that don't even make sense....but the tits are nice :D )

BassBehemoth
2004-08-06, 23:55
Great book.

I've read two of Michael Moore's books. Stupid white men and I forget the name of the other one. Stupid White Men is an excellent book. (And the facts have been checked, everything in it is true)


Awesome, yeah that's the one I wanna read, ha I'm proud to be a Canadian...even though a month ago the Prime Ministers son's freight ship was searched and there was 14(somewhere around there)kilos of coke on it...and NO ONE WAS CHARGED...

:homer:

SpiritCrusher
2004-08-07, 07:02
Awesome, yeah that's the one I wanna read, ha I'm proud to be a Canadian...even though a month ago the Prime Ministers son's freight ship was searched and there was 14(somewhere around there)kilos of coke on it...and NO ONE WAS CHARGED...

:homer:

Yeah, but the coke was hidden on the side of the ship. That technique is used by traffickers without the sailors knowing it. However, Paul-Asshole-Martin is still a crook.

lamb_of_god
2004-08-07, 08:02
I'm trying to catch up on The Dark Tower by Stephen King. I'm on book 4 but I haven't read it for like a year. Don't know why. I think I'll go read it some more now.

Trendkill_420
2004-08-07, 08:06
Yeah, but the coke was hidden on the side of the ship. That technique is used by traffickers without the sailors knowing it. However, Paul-Asshole-Martin is still a crook.

Yeah and idiots actually voted for liberal after that fucking scandal :mad:
..but i guess it's alot better than pc (fucking nazi's).

The dark tower series is a fucking wild series man. King's concepts are off the fucking wall.

BassBehemoth
2004-08-07, 20:40
[QUOTE=Trendkill_420]Yeah and idiots actually voted for liberal after that fucking scandal :mad:
..but i guess it's alot better than pc (fucking nazi's).
QUOTE]


I didn't vote, I was going to vote NDP but I didn't have a way to the "voting church"...sadly the Canadian government is probably just as stupid as the American..haha oh no wait, we don't go to wars anymore, especially one which was falsified for a leader's temporary ego boost. :idea:

Trendkill_420
2004-08-08, 09:46
shhh, that arguement doesn't go well around here. :) (though i agree).

No offense, but if you didn't vote, you've really got no right to complain about the government. :D
I was debating between ndp and green. But i went green.

Stuff is Great
2004-08-09, 00:22
Well this thread went south in a hurry.

I'm reading a lot of books.

far_beyond_sane
2004-08-10, 02:52
I'm reading a lot of books.

You and me both, white man. Why do I buy another half dozen when I'm already reading half a dozen? Because you're a fucking toad, that's why.

Nihilist
2004-08-10, 03:18
It's pretty obvious! Mein Kampf was Hitler's vision and philosophy - something which our grandfathers fought and died for in order to prevent from becoming a reality. I've never read the book, and I never will as if I were to do so I would effectively be dancing on my grandfather's grave.
Spot on! Yes, m=l, I have read it. It leaves out alot of significant detail, as [edit:] THE published version of the book is retardedly abridged. But I don't hate it because of that fact - John said it all for me.

far_beyond_sane
2004-08-11, 00:24
Read it. It's twaddle, really. Only of historical interest.

Stuff is Great
2004-08-12, 23:12
Just picked up a doozy: 'Strumpet City' by some depressio Mick named James Plunkett. Honestly, if this was any more miserable it'd be about Welsh people mired in their own pointlessness & wondering why they weren't as exciting as Irish factory workers circa 1907.

Read it. Powerful stuff.

Also read Naked Lunch, by William Burroughs. It's a nice, linear story & a good, easy, simply-written introduction into moral writings of the 20th century. Honest.

Disincarnate
2004-08-14, 00:16
Genisis Code-John Case

Dyldo
2004-08-14, 00:39
Just finished "Simple Taoism". It wasn't bad, I'm just not into letting your insticnts and intuition tottally run your life. The concept of Taoism is good though.

johnmansley
2004-08-14, 02:32
I'm just not into letting your insticnts and intuition tottally run your life.

*Adopts Alec Guinness accent*

You'll never be a Jedi with that attitude, young master Darko.

BLS
2004-08-14, 11:54
Im a jedi! The box that my Lightsaber came in said so.

dont mess with the double bladed lightsaber!

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-08-20, 10:42
I just got a greek book "In Defense of
The Heathens"(well,that's my translation)
and "The Shining" by Stephen King.

I started reading the first one,which is quite good
though a bit subjective(it's about how Hellhnes
and their culture were treated by Christians in
the Byzantine ages mostly).

Decrepify
2004-08-20, 11:47
Friedrich Nietzsche - Thus Spake Zarathustra
Undermining of christianity.

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-08-20, 18:30
Friedrich Nietzsche - Thus Spake Zarathustra
Undermining of christianity.

I remember trying to read it 5 years ago but
I couldn't understand anything!
Are you getting it?

Decrepify
2004-08-21, 08:18
I remember trying to read it 5 years ago but
I couldn't understand anything!
Are you getting it?

Yes, reading this book is bit difficult, because it takes time to understand his views, I am now trying again to read this because before I really didn't understand it. Though, I think that he is trying to undermine through his philosophy humanity ethics, and mostly of them, christianity.

BassBehemoth
2004-08-21, 20:38
The Runaway Jury by John Grisham.(I bought it today at a used bookstore..it was really an impulse buy)

Dyldo
2004-08-21, 23:27
Friedrich Nietzsche - Thus Spake Zarathustra
Undermining of christianity.

Haven't read that one, but have read plenty of exerts from it. Although some of his views are askew he's got a great view on how to cultivate problems into usefulness and a very poetic way of explaning philosophy.

MyOwnSavior
2004-08-21, 23:56
I'm currently reading the Dark Tower series by Steven King.

Trendkill_420
2004-08-22, 10:45
Excellent fucking series!

FearFrost
2004-08-22, 11:46
I've been reading "dark horse novels" its the comic company but the have BIG comics kind of like novels, good stuff, this morning on the plane I read "predator: race wars", and as we speak im reading "aliens: labyrinth"... They are good reads.

BassBehemoth
2004-08-24, 23:54
Steve we all know now that you can't read, you just like the pictures.

Disincarnate
2004-08-27, 05:20
the of the jackal

RUSSIANROULETTE
2004-08-27, 06:12
I'm on the last couple of pages in "Devil's Knot; The True Story of the West Memphis Three" by Mara Leveritt, and I'm starting to read "Sound of the Beast; Complete Headbanging History of Heavy Metal" by Ian Christe

Disincarnate
2004-08-27, 06:50
asterix and obelix

guitar_demon
2004-08-27, 11:18
I've been reading "dark horse novels" its the comic company but the have BIG comics kind of like novels, good stuff, this morning on the plane I read "predator: race wars", and as we speak im reading "aliens: labyrinth"... They are good reads.
theyre called graphic novels

Slabbefusk
2004-08-27, 11:21
I'm still trying to read Schindlers List but school is fucking killing me so in the evening im too tired to read...weekends give me all the reading time i need though, maybe i'm not using it...

guitar_demon
2004-08-27, 11:30
uh just watch the movie

BassBehemoth
2004-09-13, 18:45
I bought The Runaway Jury a few weeks ago...and now I've only started to read it. It's a really fucking good book so far..I must read more of John Grisham! This is the first book of his I've read, is there anyone else that has read his stuff?

guitar_demon
2004-09-13, 20:13
im now reading a book simply entitled "the vikings" its basically a history of them

BassBehemoth
2004-09-14, 09:31
Is it written by Amon Amarth? :p

BOSE
2004-09-14, 13:13
the only two books I have read in the last year are the Necronomicon, and The Satanic Bible, granted I've read them countless times in the last year.

Trendkill_420
2004-09-14, 13:45
Reading "Song of Susannah" the fifth book of the dark tower series. Awesome fucking book.

BassBehemoth
2004-09-14, 13:51
Ok, so used bookstores are stupid....My Runaway Jury has five pages missing... :kaioken:

The Doctor
2004-09-14, 14:23
Arnon Grunberg - Fantoompijn

Ian McEwan - The Cement Garden

guitar_demon
2004-09-14, 15:51
Is it written by Amon Amarth? :p
no but its an english pressing so i was very shocked to see it in an american store

Trendkill_420
2004-09-14, 16:46
Ok, so used bookstores are stupid....My Runaway Jury has five pages missing... :kaioken:

...and they all lived happily ever after.
the end.

and four blank pages.

BassBehemoth
2004-09-14, 16:59
It was right in the middle of the damn book! THEY DID NOT LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER! :kaioken:

Trendkill_420
2004-09-14, 17:05
just pretend, they got all drunk and high on pcp and forgot what happened during those days.
imagination!

fatdanny
2004-09-15, 07:40
I recently finished 'last chance to see' by Douglas Adams and... someone else... some zoologist... pretty good.

I would recommend the Dirk Gently series (well, 2 books) by Douglas adams. Funny stuff.

Severed_Head_Stoner
2004-09-15, 08:29
Douglas Adams is brilliant.

The Vampires Bible - Anonymous

EDIT: punctuation

Dyvim Tvar
2004-09-15, 08:31
"The Forgotten Soldier" by Guy Sajer and "Mein Kampf" by Adolf Hitler

BassBehemoth
2004-09-15, 18:52
What's with everyone reading Hitler's book? I haven't read it..has anyone heard about this new movie that's comming out(came out?) about the personal side of Hitler? :love:

guitar_demon
2004-09-16, 11:17
yea i think its one of those "made for tv movies"

The Doctor
2004-09-16, 12:33
What's with everyone reading Hitler's book? I haven't read it..has anyone heard about this new movie that's comming out(came out?) about the personal side of Hitler? :love:

yeah, i saw a trailer, i'm not into that psycicmovies, interesting concept though.

RUSSIANROULETTE
2004-09-16, 13:50
I saw the movi, it was alright, the book is better. I used to be in an "Oi" band called Mein Kampf \m/

BassBehemoth
2004-09-16, 14:49
Man I haven't seen you here is a long time! What happened to the caps lock?? :(

CarnalAltar
2004-09-16, 14:55
Wolves of the Calla. Fourth book in the same series as Trendkill's reading. It's good, but "Wizard and Glass" (the third book) was my fave by far.

HELLBLASTER-666
2004-09-29, 09:38
At the Mountains Of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft

To tell you the truth I find it a little boring.
Before this I read The Shining by S. King
which was great.
Anyone read The Naked Lunch by Barrows?
Is it good?

Black_Star
2004-09-29, 14:12
Critical Thinking by William Hughes...gotta have the whole thing read by next week, and it's a textbook :mad: :kaioken: :behead:

Riggs
2004-09-29, 16:03
The December 2004 issue of Guitar World. 100 worst riffs, licks, and solos of all time.

Dyldo
2004-09-29, 17:17
The Stand - The Stephen King

It's awesome.

johnmansley
2004-09-30, 07:40
I haven't bought a guitar magazine in years - I find them useless.

fatdanny
2004-09-30, 11:53
The silmarillion - JRR Tolkein

Really good but I find the writing style quite difficult, the story is brilliant.

Riggs
2004-09-30, 15:27
I haven't bought a guitar magazine in years - I find them useless.

Well when I am at school and have nothing else to do, they are what I read, plus they are free for me.

EmperialWarMachine
2004-09-30, 22:59
I just finished Four Fires by Bryce Courtneay. It deals with some stuff young people shouldn't have to face. It is a good book though.

And I'm about to start Ice Station by Matthew Reilly. Looks good.

Righteous_Death
2004-10-01, 20:26
Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck ;)

powersofterror
2004-10-01, 20:33
18 Best Stories By Edgar Allan Poe.

Cloaca
2004-10-02, 05:31
Geoffrey Abbott - The Book Of Executions. Medieval Persian cunts are fucked in the head (still are). So are the Chinese. That 'Death of a Thousand Cuts'.... :eek: :eek:

Riggs
2004-10-02, 10:15
Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck ;)

Nice, I haven't read that, but I am doing a research project about John Steinbeck for my English report.

-Calvin and Hobbes

guitar_demon
2004-10-02, 10:22
haha calvin and hobbes, i used to have a calvin and hobbes avatar here till i got my cat one

of mice and men was alright, nothing really special though

johnmansley
2004-10-02, 15:10
Of Mice And Men is a great read, the re-make of the film (with Gary Sinise as George and John Malkovitch as Lenny) brought me to tears at the end. The story is tremendously well-crafted by Steinbeck and there are quite a few poignant motifs that reappear throughout the book. One of the best books I've read.

Undying_Hatred
2004-10-03, 01:08
I'm not really a fan of Steinbeck, most likely because I was forced upon his work for school projects. Im reading Lords of Chaos right now for my individualized writing class.

BassBehemoth
2004-11-29, 19:35
I'm bringing this back you lazy bastards.


I just started reading The Catcher in the Rye, although I probably should have read it along time ago because even my dad has read it.(And that says a lot) :homer:

SmotPoker
2004-11-29, 19:52
i just started reading fear and loathing in las vegas. i've seen the movie 10+ times and just recently found out that there was originally a book

L,B'XXX
2004-11-29, 19:56
I'd be willing to bet your dad is my age and that was on my high school reading list back in the 70's.

I just finished "Big Trouble" by Dave Berry. It was hilarious. It had Russian bad guys, a guy who lived in a tree, a python that got lose in the airport, A nuclear explosive that looked like a garbage disposal and a game called "killer" that the high school kids played. Plus a toad that caused hallucinations and crazy cops.

I'm beginning "The Present" by Johanna Lindsay which is a historical romance I read at Christmastime.

guitar_demon
2004-11-29, 19:57
i read the play "the night thurough spent in jail" uh it was interesting...

BassBehemoth
2004-11-29, 20:05
I'd be willing to bet your dad is my age and that was on my high school reading list back in the 70's.



You are probably 100% right...haha my dad would never read a book if he didn't have too.

I want to get AMERICA : The Book from the Daily Show cast.


Fear and Loathing is a really entertaining book, I suggest you read "Hell's Angels" next by HST.

MoonRaven
2004-11-29, 20:07
i am reading richard bachmans - the regulators and the 4th harry potter book

ManOwaR
2004-11-29, 20:31
I'm reading this stupid ass freaking danish book at school, danish is so hard, this morning I had a danish test and I mixed up the word forskellige (undrestand) and værelse (bedroom) and I was supposed to describe my bedroom in danish so it sounded somthing like this in english:

In my understand there are... I have an ps2 in my understand... etc. etc.

(everywhere I say understand it's supposed to be bedroom)
:kaioken: :angry:

Cloaca
2004-11-30, 02:58
I'm reading Jetlag travel guides - Phaic Tan

This is the follow up to "Molvania" written by some of those guys from the TV show 'The Panel' (aussie TV show). both books are bloody funny.

andrewc
2004-11-30, 03:25
I'm reading this stupid ass freaking danish book at school, danish is so hard, this morning I had a danish test and I mixed up the word forskellige (undrestand) and værelse (bedroom) and I was supposed to describe my bedroom in danish so it sounded somthing like this in english:

In my understand there are... I have an ps2 in my understand... etc. etc.

(everywhere I say understand it's supposed to be bedroom)
:kaioken: :angry:

lmao. good stuff manowar :stoned:

im reading the 2004 melways. i cant find out how to get to this guy's place.

Disincarnate
2004-11-30, 04:59
the latest issue of the economist

messedhobo4
2004-12-01, 10:05
I know they sound childish because they are by an author that wrote a series aimed at early teens but don't bash em till you have read them!! I just finished "The Andalite Chronicles by K.A.Applegate" and I am starting "The Ellimnist Chronicles"

TheDreadfulHoroscope
2004-12-01, 21:07
Well, for enjoyment, I'm reading 1984 but I rarely ever pick the book up.

Trendkill 420
2004-12-01, 21:13
just remember 2+2=5



currently reading "stephan king: the dark tower"

Trendkill 420
2004-12-01, 21:14
i am reading richard bachmans - the regulators and the 4th harry potter book

psst. richard bachman is stephan king.



and desperation is a much better book.

L,B'XXX
2004-12-01, 21:45
You are probably 100% right...haha my dad would never read a book if he didn't have too.

I want to get AMERICA : The Book from the Daily Show cast.


Fear and Loathing is a really entertaining book, I suggest you read "Hell's Angels" next by HST.

John Stewart was on Book tv on cspan. If you go to the cspan website you may be able to get the review. I missed it cuz I fell asleep and I don't have the right stuff to read it on my pc. He's crazy, but smart.

andrewc
2005-01-28, 22:07
the darwin awards III

jesus, there's some stupid people in this book. like a cadet/trainee police officer in ukraine was telling off a sergeant for walking a dog without a muzzle or leash, so the sergeant flames him back and they both get angry. so eventually, the sergeant pulls out a grenade and throws it at the cadet, but the sergeant's dog runs after it and retrieves it. the cadet runs in the other direction but the sergeants dog bolts after the sergeant and both get blown to smithereens.

:rofl: i love this book.

Infinity
2005-01-28, 22:18
I just read The Long Walk again. Awesome book.

Cloaca
2005-01-28, 22:22
the darwin awards III

jesus, there's some stupid people in this book. like a cadet/trainee police officer in ukraine was telling off a sergeant for walking a dog without a muzzle or leash, so the sergeant flames him back and they both get angry. so eventually, the sergeant pulls out a grenade and throws it at the cadet, but the sergeant's dog runs after it and retrieves it. the cadet runs in the other direction but the sergeants dog bolts after the sergeant and both get blown to smithereens.

:rofl: i love this book.
Yes, they're great! I have the second one! People are stupid when they kill themselves.

collyersgirl
2005-01-29, 00:20
At the moment i am reading:
Harry Potter: The Order of the Pheniox - J.K Rowling
Cujo - Stephen King

i still gota get myself some metal book or at least 'Lords of Chaos'
I read a bit of it at andrews and it was really interesting!

andrewc
2005-01-29, 06:36
At the moment i am reading:
Harry Potter: The Order of the Pheniox - J.K Rowling
Cujo - Stephen King

i still gota get myself some metal book or at least 'Lords of Chaos'
I read a bit of it at andrews and it was really interesting!

didn't you get disturbed by the photo of dead, and faust killing the homosexual? ah well, indeed it is a great book :) :beer:

yeh tim the DAs rule, i have all three books. my dear old uncle introduced me to them in january 2002 and i've never looked back. my all time favourite is the JATO unit one....:D :rofl:

i_hate_nu_metal
2005-02-05, 23:36
bored of the rings.

Dissection
2005-02-05, 23:38
I've been meaning to pick up Lords of Chaos. That and the Satanic Bible, just to say I've read it.

SmotPoker
2005-02-05, 23:53
Power of The Mind. its a book about how to organize your thoughts and think more clearly and quicker. Alot of it bores me pretty bad, but its still a good read for the most part.

Azewaldo
2005-02-06, 00:11
Long Way Round, by Ewan McGregor & Charley Boorman.

These two british actors take a motorcycle trip from London to New York... going east! Good read for motorcycle & travel enthusiasts alike.

BLS
2005-02-06, 00:28
I've been meaning to pick up Lords of Chaos. That and the Satanic Bible, just to say I've read it.

You say some stupid things..

blizzard_beast
2005-02-06, 00:31
Right now I'm just studying a c.15 Italian fighting manuscrupt, called "Fiore di Battaglia" (it's a translated version).

The long way round, I've seen some clips from the DVD, it looks pretty cool. I think visually it's a lot more entertaining don't you think?

Verging slightly off topic, I hate motorcycle law in England, If I get a license at 18, I'm limited to 250cc, so I have to get a shitty bike, then the one I really want at 21! :mad:

andrewc
2005-02-06, 00:34
Verging slightly off topic, I hate motorcycle law in England, If I get a license at 18, I'm limited to 250cc, so I have to get a shitty bike, then the one I really want at 21! :mad:

i feel your pain man, same here with cars. once you get your license and you go on the 3-year probation, you're not allowed to have a V8 engine or over a certain amount of Kw. it will be when i turn 21 that i'll finally get my HSV grange......:cool:

blizzard_beast
2005-02-06, 00:51
Fingers crossed that the law will change by the time I'm 17! HSV Grange - that sedan monstrosity? Classic American cars are big in Australia, aren't they? get yourself a Camaro.

Pandemonium
2005-02-06, 00:57
Shit, I'm reading a lot of stuff. For pleasure, I'm reading Otherland Volume 2 by Tad Williams, a sci-fi/cyberpunk saga. Then, as usual, I'm reading a couple different metaphysical books. And then there's shit for school. I'm reading stuff from my Literature book, Human Ecology, Child Psychology, Sophie's World-a novel for Philosophy class-, and my German text. I'm learning German, which is already fucking awesome.

SARS
2005-02-06, 00:59
at the moment, EICHMAN. A biography of Adolf Eichman (the guy who organised the transportation of Jewish people in WW2).


Conclusion for about half way through the book, he was a boring fuck.

andrewc
2005-02-06, 01:01
Fingers crossed that the law will change by the time I'm 17! HSV Grange - that sedan monstrosity? Classic American cars are big in Australia, aren't they? get yourself a Camaro.

haha fingers crossed indeed!!!! HSV's are the best, no questions asked :angry: hehehehe.

nah, chevvy's aren't really my thing unless i found an ultra cheap 60's/70's thing. and classic american cars are going out, the young crowd these days opt for cars your grandmother drives (honda accords, mitsu mirages) and fUlL3 s0Up d3m uP h3Kt1kly 4 s3rI0uS.

anyway back on topic, reading the road laws, about time i got my learners.

blizzard_beast
2005-02-06, 01:04
Classic American cars are always in Andrew!
I really hate those Japanese cars, mostly because a lot of them don't actually have any performance upgrades, it's just a look. Then they've got those bumble-bee exhausts that make out like they've got 300+ HP under the bonnet.

Pandemonium
2005-02-06, 01:15
Cars are the devil, filthy, filthy, objects.

blizzard_beast
2005-02-06, 01:16
Err, no. I prefer motorcycles anyway.

Chris Rezendes
2005-02-06, 02:10
Cars are the devil, filthy, filthy, objects.

Haha, not electrics, my friend. I swear to God, when I'm 25 I'm buying a hybrid. When hybrids are in popular use, maybe 25-50 years from now, full electrics will start catching on, too. It's going to take a while, and we can't do much now other than try to wean society onto hybrids, which in turn will prepare us for electrics, methinks. Go hybrid, my friend. Besides, other forms of transportation pollute indiscriminately as well. Some people believe in taking the train to get extra cars off the road. The problem is many (if not most) commuter trains are diesel, thereby replacing the exhaust of all cars taken off the road via the passengers. Buses might be a better alternative, although they still pollute, the number of cars they temporarily displace on the road might be worth it.

It doesn't really matter in the long run, anyway. While people are definitely working on replacing cars with environmentally friendly cars, sadly, there isn't anything being done to quell the pollution let out by factories, mills, and the like. There are also people who seem to enjoy dumping their trash in the woods. Sometimes I go and I find stuff that looks like half of somebody's house, really, like tables, mattresses, books, pictures, chairs, tools, even video games. Why put this stuff in our woods, swamps, and fields? It can just as easily be put on the curb or driven to the dump.

Then there are the perverts and drug addicts who go in the woods to do their nasty little deeds, leaving behind a plethora of homemade crackpipes (including much plastic that doesn't biodegrade well), syringes (again, plastic), condoms (rubber is bad as well), and pornographic magazines (that, fortunately, are either taken home by unrelated perverts or simply biodegrade in a few years).

I could rant forever, but I won't.

Pandemonium
2005-02-06, 12:05
Haha, not electrics, my friend. I swear to God, when I'm 25 I'm buying a hybrid. When hybrids are in popular use, maybe 25-50 years from now, full electrics will start catching on, too. It's going to take a while, and we can't do much now other than try to wean society onto hybrids, which in turn will prepare us for electrics, methinks. Go hybrid, my friend. Besides, other forms of transportation pollute indiscriminately as well. Some people believe in taking the train to get extra cars off the road. The problem is many (if not most) commuter trains are diesel, thereby replacing the exhaust of all cars taken off the road via the passengers. Buses might be a better alternative, although they still pollute, the number of cars they temporarily displace on the road might be worth it.

It doesn't really matter in the long run, anyway. While people are definitely working on replacing cars with environmentally friendly cars, sadly, there isn't anything being done to quell the pollution let out by factories, mills, and the like. There are also people who seem to enjoy dumping their trash in the woods. Sometimes I go and I find stuff that looks like half of somebody's house, really, like tables, mattresses, books, pictures, chairs, tools, even video games. Why put this stuff in our woods, swamps, and fields? It can just as easily be put on the curb or driven to the dump.

Then there are the perverts and drug addicts who go in the woods to do their nasty little deeds, leaving behind a plethora of homemade crackpipes (including much plastic that doesn't biodegrade well), syringes (again, plastic), condoms (rubber is bad as well), and pornographic magazines (that, fortunately, are either taken home by unrelated perverts or simply biodegrade in a few years).

I could rant forever, but I won't.

I would go hybrid if I had crazy money to spend. I am a poor college stupid; I have a hard time keeping the crappy cars I can afford. Pollution in general really gets me flaring with anger. Modern society has given me no choice but to own a car to get to my job and school which are beyond the distance of walking or cycling. Well, my job is only five miles away, but who wants to come home after dusk where we live unprotected?

That's terrible about what you find in the woods. Do you ever find books or video games that are worth keeping?

BLS
2005-02-06, 13:04
Haha, not electrics, my friend. I swear to God, when I'm 25 I'm buying a hybrid. When hybrids are in popular use, maybe 25-50 years from now, full electrics will start catching on, too. It's going to take a while, and we can't do much now other than try to wean society onto hybrids, which in turn will prepare us for electrics, methinks. Go hybrid, my friend.



But hybrids dont go 21432432423 MPH and their not fucking super dick growing cool!! :rolleyes:

I dont get the point of fast cars.. there's speed limits, obey them.

blizzard_beast
2005-02-06, 13:40
Fast cars are only useful if you actually go to trackdays and the like, or if you go on the autobahn or something. Mostly people just go for the appearance, and for them to look so "ztyleesh" people want the performance to justify that.

Chris Rezendes
2005-02-06, 14:36
...That's terrible about what you find in the woods. Do you ever find books or video games that are worth keeping?

Books? Yes. Video games? No. They are usually broken. Sometimes tools, too. If I'm in the woods, and I find something useful, I always take it, even if I just throw it in the trash when I go home after realizing I don't need it and it will just clutter my room.

But hybrids dont go 21432432423 MPH and their not fucking super dick growing cool!! :rolleyes:

I dont get the point of fast cars.. there's speed limits, obey them.

Haha, you'd get killed around here. Down in SE Massachusetts and Rhode Island, people completely ignore not only the speed limit, but also disregard just about every other traffic law as well. It wouldn't be much of an exaggeration to say that every day when I turn on the news, a new person has died in a car accident around here, which is pretty bad considering what a small area this encompasses.

People legitimately don't worry about killing themselves on the road because they don't realize 100% how dangerous it is. Sure, they know it happens to other people. Sure, they've seen it on the news. Really, though, it doesn't matter because they don't think for a second it could or would happen to them... and these people usually tend to be the worst drivers, and thusly, the ones at highest risk of killing themselves (good riddance), their innocent passengers, and any innocent people who happen to get in their way.

The likelihood of a young person being killed in a car accident within the region I live is rather unnerving.

Pandemonium
2005-02-06, 22:14
It wouldn't be much of an exaggeration to say that every day when I turn on the news, a new person has died in a car accident around here, which is pretty bad considering what a small area this encompasses.



Oh, but don't forget about the countless shootings.

BLS
2005-02-06, 22:21
Haha, you'd get killed around here. Down in SE Massachusetts and Rhode Island, people completely ignore not only the speed limit, but also disregard just about every other traffic law as well. It wouldn't be much of an exaggeration to say that every day when I turn on the news, a new person has died in a car accident around here, which is pretty bad considering what a small area this encompasses.

People legitimately don't worry about killing themselves on the road because they don't realize 100% how dangerous it is. Sure, they know it happens to other people. Sure, they've seen it on the news. Really, though, it doesn't matter because they don't think for a second it could or would happen to them... and these people usually tend to be the worst drivers, and thusly, the ones at highest risk of killing themselves (good riddance), their innocent passengers, and any innocent people who happen to get in their way.

The likelihood of a young person being killed in a car accident within the region I live is rather unnerving.

Its the same here, But I go the speed limit... I do it cause I have no need to speed, and I enjoy pissing people off.. nothing quite like going 45 MPH when everyone else wants to go 60 MPH. It makes me feel all warm inside looking in the rear view window and seeing the fools try to pass me. I just wonder how many tickets I've saved these people.

Bia
2005-02-06, 22:51
It makes me feel all warm inside looking in the rear view window and seeing the fools try to pass me.

LMAO....I do too....I enjoy watching people BEAT on their steering wheels and then flip me off when they finally do manage to pass me.....it's a HOOT I tell ya.

They should leave 15 minutes earlier.