sniW said: onyx02 said: sniW said: onyx02 said: Halo: The Cole Protocol There's a book based on the Halo video game?!!! There are 6 books based on the Halo video game. whaaaat? How have I not heard of these... I don't know. Halo: The fall of reach Halo: The Flood Halo: First Strike Halo: Ghosts of Onyx Halo: Contact Harvest Halo: The Cole Protocol |
| The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat Its all about mental disabilities/complications as seen and explained patient by patient through the eyes and words of the neurologist, Dr. Oliver Sacks. Its a pretty good read and manytimes a mindbender when you try to place yourself in the mindset of the patient. What made it so that a person lost sense of her legs so that unless they are watching them they cannot stand? Due to severe short term memory loss, a man is stuck forever knowing that its 1945 dispite the true date being many decades forward. A doctor, who after examining a glove while describing all the attributes of it, specifically ones that a glove would have, was only able to recognise it as a glove after accidentally slipping in on his hand whereas exclaimed "My God, it's a glove!". What if you lost all sense of 'Left' so as you would only see half the food on your plate or apply makeup on only half your face and not notice? You realise what a powerful and strange thing the mind can be. How badly things can go wrong, and how you might have no perception that anything is wrong, frankly, because the mind itself has no realisation of it, and the possibility that the sense of a problem cannot be established because the mind won't or can't. Kind scary |
| Our Lady who art in Japan, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Chopsticks Come Undone, Evenly, As they do in Raspberry Heaven. Give us ths day out Daily Bread (of Five Different Flavors), And Forgive us our Elevators and Escalators, As we Forgive them Since they Have Similar Functions. And Lead us Not Into Drudgery, But Deliver us from the Normal Though Processes. For Thine is the High School, the Home, and the Kotatsu, Forever and Ever. A!MEN "I like rice. Rice is great when you're hungry and you want 2,000 of something." - Osaka |
| ^ wow, lots of words. I'm currently reading a book called AP US History |
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aoikishu said: ^ wow, lots of words. I'm currently reading a book called AP US History lol thank you, I last read my AP US history book yesterday. My class uses The American Pageant 13th edition we just started discussing The Guilded Age. |
| Our Lady who art in Japan, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Chopsticks Come Undone, Evenly, As they do in Raspberry Heaven. Give us ths day out Daily Bread (of Five Different Flavors), And Forgive us our Elevators and Escalators, As we Forgive them Since they Have Similar Functions. And Lead us Not Into Drudgery, But Deliver us from the Normal Though Processes. For Thine is the High School, the Home, and the Kotatsu, Forever and Ever. A!MEN "I like rice. Rice is great when you're hungry and you want 2,000 of something." - Osaka |
| crime and punishment werid |
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Razma said: Ah, that's a great one. Reminds me I need to read more Vonnegut.Cat's Cradle- Kurt Vonnegut |
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sikkkke said: crime and punishment werid My favourite book. Ever. I need it turned into anime. Finished, finally, the stupid fourth book of Twilight trilogy. What a waste of trees. I was glad it ended. So... back to the Purgatory!! =D Dante was cool, I wonder where he would place me if I had met him. xD |
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| Currently reading The Night Watch. |
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| Just finished "Alter Ego" by Tonino Benacquista reading now "Talent is not enough" by John C. Maxwell |
| Dear Lord, please grant me the ability to punch people in the face over standard TCP/IP. |
| Warriors: The New Prophecy book 2 Moonrise kitties *_* |
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Warbucket said: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat I've always wanted to read this, one of my psychology lecturers mentioned it ages ago, but haven't gotten around to looking for it :P I'm currently reading 'Legacy of Ashes: A History of the CIA'...pretty much about how great of a reputation they had but how terrible their record actually was. How they pretty much screwed America, made the rest of the world hate them, and generally shat all over everyone. They tried to change the world, not know the world, how can you change something you know little about? Also reading Bone Song(interesting alternate reality crime thriller thing) and about to start Neuromancer, which apparently started that whole internet cyberbrain future crazy junk...looking forward to it |
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| Chuck Palahniuk: Fight Club and i really recommend it to everyone who has seen the movie and liked it ^^ |
| That Is Not Dead Which Can Eternal Lie And With Strange Eons Even Death May Die |
PrincessKira said: Chuck Palahniuk: Fight Club and i really recommend it to everyone who has seen the movie and liked it ^^ Try Choke and Diary also, great Palahniuk classics |
Milk-plus__ said: Fight Club was one of those rare cases where I thought the movie improved on the book. Still pretty good, although I preferred Survivor and Invisible Monsters. Haven't read Choke or Diary, but Lullaby was decent, although my least favorite thus far.PrincessKira said: Chuck Palahniuk: Fight Club and i really recommend it to everyone who has seen the movie and liked it ^^ Try Choke and Diary also, great Palahniuk classics |
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| Need to read the Fight Club novel. Just finished "Post Office" by Charles Bukowski and re-reading "The Hobbit" from Tolkien atm. |
| I Am Legend by Richard Matheson |
| The Dragon Heir by Cinda Williams Chima and Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë I'm getting a lot of books for Christmas too, so the list only gets bigger. Pretty much all I asked for. |
| The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett... not my typical read (I resent the fact it is an Oprah pick), but it is very good so far. |
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A little pause before starting another Glen Cook series, so I'm into this one : I've read about 200 pages so far, and it seems good enough for a change. Interesting , but not as good as RR Martin's or Erikson's. Though it's only the first book, so I expect to improve with the following volumes. |
| Shadowfall by James Clemens xD |
     Thanks Puvi2Groovy for pointing out the invisible space :D |
the_seventh_l said: He does, but it makes it rather believeable and engrossing. He's not a good writer, but he's an enjoyable one - one of those, "I can't stop reading this damn thing despite it clocking in closer to a thousand pages". restivesilence said: The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett... not my typical read (I resent the fact it is an Oprah pick), but it is very good so far. Really? I keep hearing about how he goes into incredible detail about everything - sounds like that could get old pretty fast :/ |
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| Accross the Nightingale Floor. Book one in the series Tales of the Otori |
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| I'm re-reading Harry Potter 6 hehe. |
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| The Man with the Golden Gun by Ian Fleming. |
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| I'm reading 'Minimum of Two' by Tim Winton. I have to read it for school but so far it's not a bad book as some school novels are. |
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| I'm reading "Hey Nostradomus!" i forgot who's it by. |
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| The World's Greatest Unsolved Mysteries The Host - Stephenie Meyer Windmills of the Gods - Sidney Sheldon His Last Bow (Sherlock Holmes) - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle |
| "A Raisin in the Sun", I forgot by who but I'm in the first chapters, It talks about an African-American family in the mid 60's in chicago. |
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| Мастер и Маргарита. |
| Violence doesn't solve anything. More violence does. |
| Breakfast of Champions- Vonnegut |
| The Last Apprentice...book two...whatever it's called. |
| ok finished Breakfast of Champions, now I am going out to buy Eye in the Sky- Philip K. Dick Never heard of this guy, but it sounds good so I will take a leap of faith |
| HERE'S A BOOK NO ONE KNOWS: The Scarlet Letter - Nathaniel Hawthorne I'm not reading it by choice. It's part of my English course and I have to prepare a 30 minute seminar regarding symbolisms of the Scarlet "A." I don't suppose anyone here has read it, but help would be nice xD |
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| I just finished re-reading George Orwell's "1984". Now, I'm reading Stephen Hawking's "A brief history of time"... As much as I like quantum physics, somehow, the book seems really dry at the start and makes it hard to stay awake...lol |
| I haven't yet read George Orwell's "1984", I've been told it is a good book from my lecturer little over a year ago. I've recently picked up "The Tales Of Beedle The Bard" by J.K.Rowling. Its pretty good for a side piece to the final Harry Potter book. |
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| The victors by Stephen E. Ambrose |
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| "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" by Lynne Truss and "Sophie's World" by Jostein Gaarder. I've got to get Sophie's World done before I will let myself start reading any others, otherwise I'll never finish it. >< |
| "I'm not a nerd! I'm a specialist!" |
Juuh said: "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" by Lynne Truss and "Sophie's World" by Jostein Gaarder. I've got to get Sophie's World done before I will let myself start reading any others, otherwise I'll never finish it. >< Hmm those books sound very familiar, one about grammar and punctuation, the other about philosophy? Do you do Philosophy and/or Ethics by any chance? |
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EXMemories said: HERE'S A BOOK NO ONE KNOWS: The Scarlet Letter - Nathaniel Hawthorne I'm not reading it by choice. It's part of my English course and I have to prepare a 30 minute seminar regarding symbolisms of the Scarlet "A." I don't suppose anyone here has read it, but help would be nice xD That book seems to traumatize all the American students. Therefore I have to read it. When I finish the Divine Comedy, of course, wandering through Purgatory right now (I don't understand the objective of the Purgatory if you already have the Hell for people that commited exactly the same crimes. What makes you go to Purgatory and not to Hell? I'm sure Dante explained it, but it was in such a way I could not understand) |
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ladyxzeus said: That book seems to traumatize all the American students. Therefore I have to read it. When I finish the Divine Comedy, of course, wandering through Purgatory right now (I don't understand the objective of the Purgatory if you already have the Hell for people that commited exactly the same crimes. What makes you go to Purgatory and not to Hell? I'm sure Dante explained it, but it was in such a way I could not understand) Basically, the way I understood the concept of Purgatory is that it is the waiting room (which obviously Dante had never experienced or he would have included it as a punishment) for both Heaven and Hell and the souls that have been assigned there are the ones that Judgment has not been decided upon. Such as the souls of people who have done great and wonderful deeds that have also committed terrible sins and their souls are in a state of balance between the Spheres. Or at least that's the way I read it. Everybody here is reading such heady material, I'm almost ashamed that I'm re-reading Ian Douglas' Heritage trilogy starting with "Semper Mars". But not very. |
OrlahEhontasDec 25, 2008 9:21 AM
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| I got a book of Short Stories by Voltaire, fairly entertaining, although half of the people he brings up in the stories I don't have the faintest idea who they are and it takes me longer to look them up than finish the story. |
| Capricornia by Xavier Herbert |
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| Brisingr by Christopher Paolini for christmas |
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