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  1. 02-01-2014, 03:15 PM #1
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    Meaningful books

    Anybody read anything good lately? I have some spare time on my hands over the next month, and would like to dig into a good novel.....Just read "Tapping The Source". Really bad ass...
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    I saw the title as 'Meaningful Boobs'.
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    this thread is off to a fantastic start i see!
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    Hoggage to the rescue!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoggage_54 View Post
    Oh for the love of everything holy...........I will attempt to steer this in the right direction. I have not read anything lately however, some of my more favorite novels have been Stephen King's earlier novels, such as Pet Sematary, Cujo, and Carrie. Jaws the novel was also very good. That's it as far as fiction goes that I can remember.
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    Lone Survivor. We've talked about it a lot on site lately.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    Lone Survivor. We've talked about it a lot on site lately.
    reading it right now.. very good!
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    "Atlas Shrugged", "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues", "Life of Pi"
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    Quote Originally Posted by DontTaseMeBro View Post
    "Atlas Shrugged", "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues", "Life of Pi"
    Atlas Shrugged are good books. The movies, however, are unwatchable. Maybe the first is doable, but the others.....meh.
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    Alexander Dumas (THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO) excellent book .
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    A fun book to read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dante Diamond View Post
    Atlas Shrugged are good books. The movies, however, are unwatchable. Maybe the first is doable, but the others.....meh.
    I was thinking of watching the movie. Thanks for keeping me from wasting my time. I've never seen a movie that was as good as the book. "A Time to Kill" and "Hunt for Red October" came close, but that's about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mauz View Post
    Alexander Dumas (THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO) excellent book .
    dumb ass.. hehe

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    I read the Giver when I was younger and I remember enjoying it. Brave new world wasn't bad either.
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    Read a lot of Dan Brown a couple years ago.. good stuff. Angels and Demons, The da Vinci Code, Lost Symbol and he's got another one in the series that was just released that I haven't read yet - Inferno.
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    Piers Anthony Mode Series
    Anne McCaffrey Dragon riders of Pern series.

    Not books but a LOT of short stories (erotica, erotic fiction, erotic fantasy)
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    Quote Originally Posted by DontTaseMeBro View Post
    "Atlas Shrugged", "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues", "Life of Pi"
    I'm watching atlas shrugs now.

    Weird movie but has a lot of parallels to what is happening right now. Only problem is most people can not see it.
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