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Ekhart Tolle's The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
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@ Bronxbriar, Im gonna have to read the God delusion..'wanted to for some time,
@Sparroa, I've been reading"Haunted inns of Hampshire" by Roger Long on and off for a couple of years and visiting those pubs and ticking them off in the book for each visit.
Im a sucker for these spooky books,I dont believe everyone in these stories is a liar or simply mistaken. The Wife comes along on these jaunts(rolls her eyes!) Its about beer tasting as well! MikePosted 2 years ago # -
Taking of America 1 2 3
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Started A Devil's Chaplain by Richard Dawkins this week
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The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries by W.Y. Evans-Wentz.
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The Philosopher's Stone: Alchemy and the Secret Research for Exotic Matter
by Joseph Farrell
"What we observe is not nature itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning." -- Werner HeisenbergPosted 2 years ago # -
Just started "Chichester murders and misdemeanours, Mike
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Just finished "Ford County Stories" by John Grisham. It was a book of short stories all based in the same small town. Good read, but most of his books are good.
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"The Mauritius Command" by Patrick O'Brien. I love the Aubrey/Maturin series - 2nd time going through the cycle.
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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, tonight was a Librivox edition of The Adventure of the Priory School while I cooked supper. "books on tape kinda thing".
"Ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put." Winston Churchill
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Blue prints and specifications.
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"BLUE PRINTS" 'Showing your age,Ohin3 ! M.
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Safe From the Sea -Peter Geye
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The abs Diet
Want to get raped? bank with Wells Fargo, the worlds biggest Criminals
Does a culture based on seperation and competition, of scientific sophistication and mideval religion, offer happiness even as it ravishes the Earth that sustains it?Posted 2 years ago # -
The Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett
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Earthly Cycles-Reincarnation,Karma, and Consciousness. by Ramon Stevens....this is one super intelligent writer. Makes you wish you could recite this word-for-word.
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Working on finishing up Alexandre Dumas' "Three Musketerrs".
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Just finished "The Wise Man's Fear" by Patrick Rothfuss. Good new fantasy stuff there.
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The Bible, currently I'm readying the book of Genesis and the book of Acts.
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The Inner Circle by Brad Meltzer on my Nook
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Sagas Of The Icelanders
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Walter E. Williams "More Liberty Means Less Government"
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Just finishing The Art of War, and have begun thumbing through a gigantic box of National Geographics from the seventies, eighties and nineties. They came back from a demo site.
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Harley Davidson owners manual. Electra Glide Ultra Limited. Boring. But important to know what all the little gizmos are. The Ol Pan is much simpeler.
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My last bike was a 45cid flathead. Talk about simple!
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Just finished The Last Centurion by John Ringo. I'll be digging through the bookcase to find another one this evening.
Edited for spelling. One of these days I'll remember to proofread before posting.
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Hey unclearthur. Simple yeah except for that mousetrap and spark advance. Takes some getting used to. 36-to mid (66?) 60's I think. Rode a couple of ol flatties years ago. Kept you busy.
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I'd like to get your old scooters big bro., a flathead 80.
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Even after we reworked the engine it was a top speed of 70 down hill with a good tail wind. I sure miss that old bike.
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The Honor of Spies.: W.E.B Griffin
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Magician: Apprentice from Raymond E. Feist. First in the Riftwar Saga and I recommend the saga to anyone who likes fantasy. I'd put it on the same level as LOTR.
"Enjoy every sandwich." -Warren Zevon
Best advice that I've ever heard.Posted 2 years ago # -
Feist is good. For fantasy silliness with an edge I love terry Pratchett.
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Crazy Love by Francis Chan
Fathered by God by John Eldredge
The Railway Detective by Edward MarstonA tattoo on a beautiful woman is like graffiti on a Ferrari.Posted 2 years ago # -
Unclearthur:
Feist is good. For fantasy silliness with an edge I love terry Pratchett.Can't beat Terry Pratchett. Did you ever read Good Omens? The book him and Neil Gaiman did together? Fantastic.
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Yep! Just gave my copy to my middle daughter. Fantastic read! Next pipe series is going to honor some of the disk world crazies.
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Oh man I wish I didn't need to spend my money on baccy! Haha maybe I'll need to sell another pipe or two and fund an Unclearthur Discworld series.
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I think I will honor Nanny Ogg first. Gotta love an old gal who smokes a pipe , downs gallons of drinkables and sings the Hedgehog Song.
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Penthouse letters
I will give up my pipe when they pry my cold dead fingers off of it!Posted 2 years ago # -
If you make a "Detritus" pipe, I'm all in. =]
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Rereading 'A Wizards First Rule' again!
In a society that has destroyed all adventure, the only adventure left is to destroy that society.
{o,o}
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Jeremiah I think that idea ROCKS! Literally !! I should make ummmm One Two, Many ..........LOTS!
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I really liked Goodkind's first few books...
You might dig "The Name of the Wind," if you haven't read it already.
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Yupper got it some place.
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To Kill a Mocking Bird
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I've read Goodkind's series twice now and waiting on his new release, now postponed to August of this year.
Right now, I'm reading The First Rule by Robert Crais. So far, an excellent book. Also, just started reading PIMO's Guide to Pipe Crafting At Home.
Recently finished reading Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Also on the docket is The Psychology of Jess Whedon
Southerners don't talk slow because they're dumb, we do it because there's really no rush.Posted 2 years ago # -
I really liked Goodkind's first few books... You might dig "The Name of the Wind," if you haven't read it already.
Jeremiah I will check it out for sure!
I've read Goodkind's series twice now and waiting on his new release, now postponed to August of this year.
bootlegbonvivant this is easily my 5th time thru the series, I too am sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for his new release, that and Battlefield 3.Posted 2 years ago # -
To Conquer Hell: The Meuse-Argonne, 1918 WW1
Edward G. LengelGiosPosted 2 years ago # -
http://www.amazon.com/Aftershock-Next-Economy-Americas-Future/dp/0307592812
Aftershock by Robert Reich
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"Tombstones Early Years" by John Myers Myers.
J.M.M. is an old west historian, and one heck of a storyteller.
He also wrote one of the greatest books on the history of the west, from the mountain man years to the wild wild west, called "Deaths of the Bravos", republished and retitled "Bravos of The West".
IMO, its one of the best nonfiction books I've ever read, can't recommend Johns work any more highly.
He also wrote a series of fantasy novels called "Silverlock" . I've not read any yet, but they are highly acclaimed.Posted 2 years ago # -
Haven't read his historical work but Silverlock is a classic!
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Has anyone read Bernard Cornwell's Arthurian legend? It's a 3 part series starting with The Winter King...
Has spectacular character building and relationships and a very realistic and interesting take on religious beliefs then and how things could've happened.Posted 2 years ago # -
Sounds interesting . I have done a good bit of research on the historical Arthur.
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Trying to finish it before the series starts on 4-17.
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I just finished "Sarum" by F. Rutherfurd. A wonderful read while smoking! It follows the history of the Salisbury plain in England from the first people who got there until 1985. It is very historically accurate, it follows essentially 4 family trees through the wars, religious struggles, economic highs and lows and plagues. It is a loooooooong book and truly rewarding.
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Sounds interesting pdmus.
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I've forgotten this thread for a couple books, I just finished The Talisman. . .it was okay. I liked it, but I had issues with almost every chapter. Somehow I still enjoyed it. As much as I feel it will be disappointing, I think I'll read Black House next, the sequel.
Sincerely,
YoruPosted 2 years ago # -
Working on that one myself Sarge. Wish I could say I'm enjoying it. =|
Although I'm only about 1/3 of the way through and I've been told it's necessary to give it some time.
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Finally finished the Three Musketeers and now plan to hit the bookstore today to pick up a copy of Man In The Iron Mask (the continuation of our heroes from the Musketeers). In the meantime I started up a little on The Hunchback Of Notre Dame.
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@Jeremiah, I agree, the writing isn't that great. I think the accolades and comparing it to Tolkien are a little over-blown. I like a soap opera type story set in different times/places and this seems to fit the bill. I'm going to finish it up, but as for getting the other 900+ page tomes...not so sure....
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Aleister Crowley's The Book Of The Law.
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Just finshed Terry Pratchett's "Pyramids" for the second time. Need to go to the store and pick up another one. I've read everything he's written before, but I love the Discworld series so much I periodically reread them. That and I'm trying to get them in the original artists covers before they go out of print.
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Just finished reading Nanny Ogg's Cookbook and am now reading Unseen Academicals Both by Terry Pratchett.
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"The Dark Half" Stephen King.
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Just finished A Farewell to Arms, it was very sad but I didn't get too into it because I just wrote my finals and am on a leisurely read kick right now. Now I'm reading Architecture in a Crowded World, also very sad, but, in a different kind of way.
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Unseen Academicals is excellent Arthur. English Football and Wizards!
And, a sudden idea, a Rincewind pipe? It could be shabby as anything, with some faded stars and Wizard spelt wrongly around the middle.
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Capn, have you been looking in my sketch books? LOL
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Lamb by Christopher Moore
The Secret Holocaust Diaries by Nonna Lisowskaja BannisterCigars, Harleys, Guitars, Tequilas, Tattoo's,....Been a heck of a day so far!Posted 2 years ago # -
Haha, perhaps I have Arthur.
Currently rereading I Shall Wear Midnight by Terry Pratchett.
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Natural Cures "they" don't want you to know about. by Kevin Trudeau
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