Home Wrecker

A pamphlet about genital warts

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Mr. Pink: You kill anybody?
Mr. White: A few cops.
Mr. Pink: No real people?
Mr. White: Just cops.

AlteredStateGrl

Louder Than Words

A Mother's Journey in Healing Autism.

By: Jenny McCarthy.

Yes, that Jenny McCarthy. Her son has Autism.

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*The sweetest kittens have the sharpest claws.*

Zooey

How is it?

I thought "Belly Laughs" sucked. Though I;m sure shes matured quite a bit in the last 5 years (with her sons autism.)

snuffleupagus

The Rape of Nanking

its amazing

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Mango

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

I haven't even finished and honestly its one of the best books I've ever read. I'm going to be picking up Island pretty soon.

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Bearsy

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon


Christopher is an autistic fifteen-year old who excels at math, won't eat anything that is brown or yellow, and needs to have the world just-so or he will scream, hit, or moan for hours. Late one night he finds the neighbor's poodle impaled on a pitch fork, and his subsequent search for the poodle's murderer leads him to some clues about a darker secret in his own life.


Really good book, quick read, and it's pretty touching too.

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Man in Black

Easy Riders, Raging Bulls-Peter Biskind
How the sex, drugs, and rock and roll generation saved Hollywood.

Recommended to me by my sister the film student. (go figure)

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When I was arrested I was dressed in black.

Burner of trees

lol

i just bought The Beatles Biography by bob spitz. it should make for a good read.

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Futurama quote of the day: (When I remember)

Fry: Man, I thought Ultimate Robot Fighting was real, like pro wrestling, but it turns out it's fixed, like boxing.

Logan's Heroes

Just finished The Wind Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. It's an amazing book, I highly recommend it.

Now, I'm starting Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill.

After this, I think I'll pick up some more Chuck Klosterman

poker_tales

Nice sig Logan^^

I just read Gonzo: The Life of Hunter S Thompson. It has first hand accounts from some of his closest friends, families, and even a couple of enemies. They discuss everything good and bad about him and holds nothing back. I enjoyed the book and consumed it in no time.

I'm looking for something good to read now and am in the mood for something political because of the election but I need to pick up RA Salvatore's The Orc King and get caught up on the latest Drizzt book. Or I may go with Barry Greenstein's Ace on the River and get ready for my next casino trip.

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"I have a theory that the truth is never told between the hours of nine and five."

"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me."
Hunter S Thompson

"Rules and laws are just for people too stupid to get along without them."
Me

JamesBong007

I'm usually a heavy fiction reader with occasional lapses into nonfiction, but ever since Thanksgiving, I've been on the total opposite schedule (I've also been reading about ten times as much as I usually do - your best friend and smokin' buddy moving across country at the same time as you're getting ready to go back to grad school will do that to ya...) I just finished up "Charlie Wilson's War," "Into the Wild," and "K-19" and am about to get rolling on Jimmy Carter's new book about Palestine. I highly recommend all three. I tried to get started on "The Pentagon Papers" right after Thanksgiving, but my GOD is that ever a dense book. I barely made it through "All the President's Men," and this one makes Woodward and Bernstein look like Dr. Seuss. On the fiction side, I checked out Doug Coupland's "jPod." It was okay - very interesting concepts - but a lot more outlandish than I like from him; I much prefer "Microserfs." My next fiction endeavor will probably be "The Kite Runner," 'cause I apparently like being depressed. May have to insert some trashy '70's spy fiction in there to break up the gloom.

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"One toke? You poor fool! Wait till you see those goddamn bats."
-Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

"What is this, Uno? Someone play a Reverso card on me or something? Clockwise, bitch, clockwise!"
-Scary, but funny, dude in the alley

Seeds&Stems

The fall of Tez Roman Empire: A New Zistory of Rome and tez Barbarians by Peter Heatzer
In tez middle of R.A. Salvatore's Orc King: Transitions I (but tez fantasy genre in general is wearing tzin witz me.)
I also zave R.A. Salvatore's Spearweilder's Tale in tez que.

My |-| key broken god damnit so im using z instead.

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bizong

this post, are you fucking retarded?

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Rectum? Damn near killed him!

El Coyote

OMG great thread, I am surprised I hadn't seen it before...

Right now I am reading: A Stone for Danny Fisher by Harold Robbins. Before that it was Gingerman by J.P. Donleavy.

Gingerman was an awesome book, and so far, Mr. Robbins does not disappoint.

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"Straight up, for niggaz who don't understand
Obviously this wasn't made for you, so fuck you"- Bigg Jus

<erika> i waited until right before i went to visit steven to shave my pubes

Porcelain

The New Dynamics of Goal Setting - Denis Waitley

I'm trying to act on my goals after procrastinating for a few months. The suggestions in this book aren't bad although it does have the whiney "motivational" book element to it.

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magicbus

On the Road - Jack Kerouac.

Amazing book right there.

cafverne

halfway thru Death on the Installment plan and just started journey to the end of the night, céline is nutty

Mercury

I just got finished reading The Mysterious Stranger, a short story by Mark Twain. It was very twisted, my first encounter with Mark Twains work, giving me a new found respect for him.

Here's a clip of a 1980's cartoon, based on the short book of short stories the Mysterious Stranger comes from.
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Now I'm taking on the works of Karl Marx. A book called Capital Volume 2... they didn't have Volume 1 at the library.

AnimalLover420

I'm reading nothing but college text books out the ass right now, but I just recently finished reading "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman. He's a badass, I love everything of his (everything I've read so far anyway).

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Bearsy

I've got 3 books I'm working on right now.

Beyond Good and Evil - Nietzsche

god Is Not Great - Christopher Hitchens

Why I Am Not A Christian - Bertrand Russell


I gotta sneak when I read these, cause my mom is a hardcore fundie, and if she finds out I'm an atheist she'll boot me out of the house.

Plus I got, Introduction to Film, Political Philosophy: In Moral Conflict, and English Composition 110. College education ftw.

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