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wow looks like i got some reading to do. Anyways I've since read

Fear and Trembling
As A Man Thinketh
John Lennon:The Life
The Brothers Karamazov(not finished)
Mein Kampf

 

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#22

down and out in paris and london by george orwell

 

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#23

how to shoot friends and influence people by mark brandon reed is pretty interesting. so is the westies by t.j. english. about to read an accountants story by roberto escobar.

 

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#24

Wow! Just finished Molôn Labé !!!!

This book, in my opinion, should be required reading to all people who think the USA has the best form of Democracy on the planet.
Didn't want the book to end. lol

http://www.javelinpress.com/molon_labe.html

 

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#25

hey loco check out ALWAYS RUNNING

 

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#26

wow...its cool to see someone else really inspired by Howard Zinn..I am taking a foundations of amer. history class right now and my teacher talks about zinn half the time..its great..hit me up edelephant..peace Burn

 

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#27

just bought the new nick cave book, the dead of bunny Munro, can't wait!

 

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yeah Venom I've read Always Running. Have you read the book by Rene "Boxer" Enriquez?

 

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Pillars of Earth
Wheel of time (14 book book series) Robert Jordan
Mistborn Brandon Sanderson
Dune both Frank and his son
Confessions of an Economic Hitman (guy was payed to subvert foreign countries to american businesses)
Mission Earth 1-10 L. Ron Hubbard ( and no im not a scientologist it was a decent series)
Pern series Anne McCaffrey
Old Man and the Sea Hemingway
Brave New World
Anarchist Cookbook vol 1
101 Your Momma Jokes

and many more...

 

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Only read 1 book in probably the last 6-8 years... yeah I hate reading...except the forums. Got a short attention span, I need pictures. Lol.

"1%'er" A stories and origins of outlaw clubs and how they came about. Only book I've found worth reading in years. That and "Ultimate Guide to Hedonism"- not outta control, but how to live a pleasureful life. But didn't finish that one.

 

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just picked up tropic of capricorn by henry miller