What are You Reading?
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Just today started reading "Talk to the Snail: Ten Commandments For Understanding the French" by Stephen Clarke and this book is hilarious.
I just read a book by this famous doctor. I think he was German, Süss, or something. It's riveting. I'm only a couple pages into it, but there's this dude Sam who keeps trying to make this man whose name we don't know eat Green Eggs and Ham with all these weird ass people/places. I'm like "tell him to piss off!" Who would eat that in a box or with a fox? Not me. I'll let you know how it ends. I bet it's a bloodbath.
:rofl: I nearly just pissed myself, baron! :rofl: :laughat: :rofl:
Ok Ok... straight face... Oh I can't do it! :rofl: :laughat:
Alright, I think I'm done now... whew!
I just finisher The Two Towers, and now I'm moving on to the Return of the King while smoking some FMOTT!
Oh boy, I hope Sam gets to Frodo! 8O :crazy:
Ok Ok... straight face... Oh I can't do it! :rofl: :laughat:
Alright, I think I'm done now... whew!
I just finisher The Two Towers, and now I'm moving on to the Return of the King while smoking some FMOTT!
Oh boy, I hope Sam gets to Frodo! 8O :crazy:
Just finished The children of Hurin by Tolkien was good recommend it to any middle earth addict.
Cept those [/i]dirty stinky elves!
why wont the italic button work??
bloody elves :twisted:
Cept those [/i]dirty stinky elves!
why wont the italic button work??
bloody elves :twisted:
Im about to finish a really solid read by a gentleman named M. John Harrison. The book is called Light. Really hard hitting sci-fi novel of the highest order. Good stuff!
seanz, you gotta click the italic button at the beginning of the italicised phrase (to initiate the html for itialic) and the end (to close it) looks like italics when you do that
seanz, thanks!
Lord willing, I'm about to make a HUGE purchase of a bunch of Tolkien's work (along with Christopher's) of all the OTHER writings.
I've always loved the LOTR, Hobbit, and Silmarillion books but now I need to really delve in to Middle Earth like Durin on a mithril hunt. I just have to get past the Lady of the Wood first (my wife) with the money stuff. :roll:
Lord willing, I'm about to make a HUGE purchase of a bunch of Tolkien's work (along with Christopher's) of all the OTHER writings.
I've always loved the LOTR, Hobbit, and Silmarillion books but now I need to really delve in to Middle Earth like Durin on a mithril hunt. I just have to get past the Lady of the Wood first (my wife) with the money stuff. :roll:
ahh the true quest :D
good luck in that adventure. i no longer have that trial now its the numbers in the acc that dictate what i can do
good luck in that adventure. i no longer have that trial now its the numbers in the acc that dictate what i can do
I just finished up Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Next I'll start on American Gods by the same author.
The History of the American Revolution by David Ramsay. David Ramsay 1749-1815, "was an active participant in many of the events of the period and a member of the Continental Congress from South Carolina."
This is more of a book question. Does anyone have any word on when the new Sherlock Holmes will be published? I heard the Doyle estate allowed the commisioning of another Holmes novella/novel, a continuation of the existing stories, to be written, but haven't heard anything since.
I'll list the books I am reading at the moment. Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, The War of Wars by Robert Harvey, the Waste Land by T.S. Elliot and a few others that are not interesting unless you're a literary critic. I guess the Waste Land us not really a book but I am writing a paper on it so I am never really through reading it. :crazy:
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