The art of Masterbating- How not to get Carpel Tunnel
I lul’d
Master ass fingering - How not to bleed. I’m not as good 
eh if it’s a little gay i am down. they are good reads and passed alot of time
A Bloody Business - Colonel Gerald Schumacher
Thats actually my favorite book of all time. Too bad I read it in 4th grade, and it’s still a 4th grade book :lol:
But um, the last book was Angels and Demons (prequel to The Davinci Code) by Dan Brown.
My Less Than Secret Life - Jonathan Ames
last one I read was Autobiography of an Idea by louis sullivan, “father” of the modern skyscraper and architect of the prudential/guaranty building downtown (among many prominent others)
currently reading In Cold Blood by truman capote
All the books by Stephen Koontz or Coontz, can’t remember. The guy has a series of books with a character named Jake Grafton who is an ex military guy and he has lots of crazy adventures that make you feel like you’re right there, my favorite is “Hong Kong”.
bourne idetity…before it was made a movie. i have bourne supremacy also, but i fall asleep easily while reading.
It’s been bugging me, and a thread sparked by our generation thinking that well-read means you have acounts on multiple forums seemed like a good place to rant.
Reading Omnivore’s Dilemma now. I’m going to switch to fiction after this, although school is starting so who knows when that will be.
After all the “book” threads, and the titles you’ve listed and opinions you’ve stated, I have a hard time believing you’ll ever read real literature.
:wiggle:
edit: :lol: @ all the terrible spelling in this thread
the movies funny, when they drop a rock on piggy, ive read the book as well, where the red fern grows is also good
The shorter list would be books I don’t own and haven’t read. :meh:
Currently reading Hannibal for about the 6th time.
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince lol…I had pneumonia and was in bed for a week…nothin esle to do so I read a few books lol.
One of my favorites was always Of Mice and Men
A People’s History of the United States by Howard Zinn
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer
:tup: Great great book :tup:
dave you should pick up a copy of “It’s Your Ship” by Captain D Micheal. Great book in regards to managment & leadership. Navy captain. Not the usual corporate BS.
Paradise Lost- Milton
I have this book in a bag as I just bought it, it’s next on the list.
Other top books I have read and recommend.
“The Celestine Prophecy”
“Kosovo: War and Revenge”
“Maximum Boost”
“The Scientific Design of Intake and Exhaust Manifolds”
“Way of the Warrior; The living philosophies of Bruce Lee”
“Think and Grow Rich”
“Sonny Barger: the life and times of the Hells Angels”
“Lao Zi: the book of Tao and Teh”
“The Awakening of Zen”
“The Comeback Kid (story of the comeback of Delphi from the brink and it’s CEO)”