What are you currently reading?

@477..............Playing semantics again? Misplaced a word. Please forgive me. Does this make terror/islamification any less tragic? Actually, Sennells seems more accurate in his theory of inbreeding. Inquiring minds would want to know. Euro tards will find a spelling error while opening their hearts , minds and wallets to homicide bombings , clit removal and incest. islamic family values that some PC lefties really wish to emulate , it seems.

 

Wow- -those of us who disagree with your opinions - cant deny your passion

 

Haha :mickey: I'm planning on renewing it, too many advantages. And since I don't buy most books anyway... that should never be an excuse to stop reading

 

I owe $60 to the library, not my fault, someone checked out some DVD's on my card and turned them in late. I need to pay it, but the fines seem so high to me.

 

Don't fool yourself, you are not an inquring mind.

Implying that I condone terrorism or clit removal only makes you more pathetic.

The fact that you choose to project stuff like that on me (and on the muslim in general of course) might rather indicate some inbreeding in your family. Did your grandpa or dad had a beard perhaps? Could explain a lot.

 

I think it's not exactly 'passion' that drives him...

 

Hello,

ok, please shoot me a note when it's renewed .

Wasn't me. I don't listen/watch DVDs (or the content on them).

Regards
Gyro

 

Thanks Jack!!!!

 

Good shit

 

Currently reading a collection of short stories by Isaac Asimov called "Robot Visions". It's pretty addicting. Just finished his Foundation Trilogy, it was excellent. The guy was well ahead of his time in terms of some of his ideas.

 

I read the first volume of Foundation Trilogy 20 odd years ago but got sidetracked for some reason.I've always meant to go back and finish,it WAS good.Asimovs single compendium "Guide to Science" is also very good.

 

I haven't read his Guide To Science yet, but I encourage you to finish the Foundation Trilogy. Some trilogies fizzle by the third installment, but Foundation continued to intrigue me until the very end.

 

Native Tongue by Carl Hiaasen. This author was recommended to me by a friend here at hf...and what a wonderfully funny author I've found. He writes about environmental issues, principles, being bad and karma in the most pleasant way possible.



If you are interested in sitting back with a well-crafted funny read, this is the guy to find. :2thumbsup:

Today when I went to return that to the library, one of the books I checked out was another Hiaasen, Double Whammy.

 

Out of Our Heads: Rock and Roll before the Drugs Wore Off

by George Case

 

I recently finished Orange is the New Black. Now I have started Drowning Ruth by Christina Schwarz.

 

Almost finished In the Sixties by Barry Miles. Will start Naked Lunch by William Burroughs soon.

 

I would just like to say that I am very, very glad someone liked this =)

 

Just bought second hand, a book on Syd Barrett by Rob Chapman, for a couple of quid. What a bargain.