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What book(s) are u reading now?
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Just sold a bunch of books to the Village Wench in Milford and picked up "The Path to Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson" by Robert A. Caro
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I love Stephen King, classic american author the Dark Tower series is an AMAZING series of books

That is probably going to be the next thing I read. I have lots of time at work when the phones aren\'t ringing.

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btw: an author\'s fake name = pseudonym

Thats what I was looking for. I just couldn\'t think if I spelt Pseudo right.

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I was reading one of the Bachman books but I couldn\'t quite get into it. I think it was Regulators

There are 5 books that he wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork and The Running Man. None of them were that great but a definite psychotic twist for stories and they were enjoyable enough to kill the time in this dreaded cube.
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Ever read S. Kings "Dark Half", I think thats the last King book I read.
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Just sold a bunch of books to the Village Wench in Milford and picked up "The Path to Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson" by Robert A. Caro

Lyndon B. Johnson use to sit on Air Force one with no pants on. Use to have all the female interns sit on his lap. Rumour has it that he has balls that would fit comfortablely on bulls.
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no wonder ladybird was always so happy :P

also, I\'m in Gravity\'s rainbow these days.
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Just sold a bunch of books to the Village Wench in Milford and picked up "The Path to Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson" by Robert A. Caro

Lyndon B. Johnson use to sit on Air Force one with no pants on. Use to have all the female interns sit on his lap. Rumour has it that he has balls that would fit comfortablely on bulls.
LOL!!
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Ever read S. Kings "Dark Half", I think thats the last King book I read.

any good? I have it at home, my mother has like 100s of Stephen King books. I really want to read the book The Cell by King, before I make a decision to plug back into the matrix and get a cell phone.
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I love Stephen King, classic american author the Dark Tower series is an AMAZING series of books

That is probably going to be the next thing I read. I have lots of time at work when the phones aren\'t ringing.
You\'d better have ALOT of time to undertake the Dark Tower, it\'s a journey, no doubt.
~2700pgs


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I was reading one of the Bachman books but I couldn\'t quite get into it. I think it was Regulators

There are 5 books that he wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork and The Running Man. None of them were that great but a definite psychotic twist for stories and they were enjoyable enough to kill the time in this dreaded cube.
Regulators
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Everywhere there\'s lots of piggies, Living piggy lives. You can see them out for dinner With their piggy wives, Clutching forks and knives To eat their bacon
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I love Stephen King, classic american author the Dark Tower series is an AMAZING series of books

That is probably going to be the next thing I read. I have lots of time at work when the phones aren\'t ringing.
You\'d better have ALOT of time to undertake the Dark Tower, it\'s a journey, no doubt.
~2700pgs.

You know I have plenty of time.

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I was reading one of the Bachman books but I couldn\'t quite get into it. I think it was Regulators

There are 5 books that he wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork and The Running Man. None of them were that great but a definite psychotic twist for stories and they were enjoyable enough to kill the time in this dreaded cube.
Regulators

Touche!

Never knew that. I will have to read it before beginning anything else.
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You\'d better have ALOT of time to undertake the Dark Tower, it\'s a journey, no doubt.
~2700pgs

A lot of people have told me to read that series but I don\'t know if I have that much time to commit to it!  I\'m currently slowly making my way through Howard Zinn\'s A People\'s History of the United States.  I would highly recommend it.  A friend of mine read World\'s End on my recommendation and I agreed to read something he liked and he picked Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs (Chuck Klosterman).  Anyone read it?  Is it any good?
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You\'d better have ALOT of time to undertake the Dark Tower, it\'s a journey, no doubt.
~2700pgs

A lot of people have told me to read that series but I don\'t know if I have that much time to commit to it!  I\'m currently slowly making my way through Howard Zinn\'s A People\'s History of the United States.  I would highly recommend it.  A friend of mine read World\'s End on my recommendation and I agreed to read something he liked and he picked Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs (Chuck Klosterman).  Anyone read it?  Is it any good?

I was flipping through Klostermans new book "Killing Yourself to Live" the other day.  After reading the description of "Sex, Drugs...etc." it seemed to have the same theme as "Killing Yourself..." - pop culture analysis.  I didn\'t buy it because the couple pages I read felt more like a college kids diary than a novel.

Zinns "history of the us" = best history book ever.
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Zinns "history of the us" = best history book ever.

Greatest toliet paper eva!

especially since its your book that I have.
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Consider it, and the Spacey stank thats all over it, YOURS to keep.
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Consider it, and the Spacey stank thats all over it, YOURS to keep.

I\'ll bring it for you tonight. Maybe throw it in your car, underneath a seat with a dead fish and spilt milk all over it.
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Just bought \'The Political Zoo\' by Michael Savage.
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