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What is your favorite BOOK?
Just thought Id ask to get some ideas on books... I just bought this new book :
"To the limit of endurance, A batle of Marines in the great war" by Peter F. Owen. Ill let you know how it is when Im done. But so far the best book Ive ever read as of yet is "A Child called it" excellent read!
"To the limit of endurance, A batle of Marines in the great war" by Peter F. Owen. Ill let you know how it is when Im done. But so far the best book Ive ever read as of yet is "A Child called it" excellent read!
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Book? What's this..... book.... you speak of?
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Knowledge will cure ignorance, but you can't fix stupid
Ask the Chief
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Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell.
Not really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen. I'm sure Bollywood will fuck it away, just like every other book to big screen translation.
Not really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen. I'm sure Bollywood will fuck it away, just like every other book to big screen translation.
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Hagakure by Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Other top ones are: Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck, Tuesdays with Morrie by Albom, Civil Disobedience by Thoreau, The Republic by Plato, and The Art of War by Sun Tzu.
All of which will put you to sleep by the first chapter, but I couldn't put them down and I've re-read all of them at least three times.
Other top ones are: Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck, Tuesdays with Morrie by Albom, Civil Disobedience by Thoreau, The Republic by Plato, and The Art of War by Sun Tzu.
All of which will put you to sleep by the first chapter, but I couldn't put them down and I've re-read all of them at least three times.
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I don't have time to read..... other then the what's on my computer screen. .gif ")")
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Mr.BlackBerry
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Just read the whole Harry Potter series not long ago. Couldnt stop till I finished them all. I read for entertainment and to escape reality for awhile, so I usually go for fiction/fantasy type books. I just picked up "Olympos" by Dan Simmons the other day to conclude that series.
Every now and then I'll go on a reality kick...for a while I was reading everything I could on WW II. Band of Brothers by Steven Ambrose (the one they made into a miniseries) is even better in book form. He also wrote "The Wild Blue" which centered around George Mcgovern's flying career. Pretty good writer to look into if you like military books.
Btw, here's an old thread on this topic: https://www.sportbikeforum.net/showth...highlight=book
Every now and then I'll go on a reality kick...for a while I was reading everything I could on WW II. Band of Brothers by Steven Ambrose (the one they made into a miniseries) is even better in book form. He also wrote "The Wild Blue" which centered around George Mcgovern's flying career. Pretty good writer to look into if you like military books.
Btw, here's an old thread on this topic: https://www.sportbikeforum.net/showth...highlight=book
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Hagakure by Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Other top ones are: Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck, Tuesdays with Morrie by Albom, Civil Disobedience by Thoreau, The Republic by Plato, and The Art of War by Sun Tzu.
All of which will put you to sleep by the first chapter, but I couldn't put them down and I've re-read all of them at least three times.
Other top ones are: Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck, Tuesdays with Morrie by Albom, Civil Disobedience by Thoreau, The Republic by Plato, and The Art of War by Sun Tzu.
All of which will put you to sleep by the first chapter, but I couldn't put them down and I've re-read all of them at least three times.
HAIL TO THE KING!!
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vince flynn...badass books about cia/action/spies
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I thought you would go for "The Mummy" 
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There's a book of little stories by Jorge Luis Borges (Argentinian writer) that has some really amazing stories. It's for sure one of my favourites.
On a completly different note i also really loved the "Lord of the Rings" triology .
But there are some more that i could include on one of my favourites.
I never have ONE favourite.
On a completly different note i also really loved the "Lord of the Rings" triology .
But there are some more that i could include on one of my favourites.
I never have ONE favourite.
doomsday machine
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What little I actually read anymore...
I'm a fan of Orson Scott Card -- his Ender series is good stuff. Another book (completely different genre) that stands out in my memory is Cancer Ward, by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
I'm a fan of Orson Scott Card -- his Ender series is good stuff. Another book (completely different genre) that stands out in my memory is Cancer Ward, by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
Future King of the World
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Quantum Mechanics
IBM and the Holocaust.(Best book I've read in a while)
HP series
A Wrinkle in Time series
LoTR books, Chronicles of Narnia
Watership Down
I'm missing some others, but will post later
IBM and the Holocaust.(Best book I've read in a while)
HP series
A Wrinkle in Time series
LoTR books, Chronicles of Narnia
Watership Down
I'm missing some others, but will post later
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Curious George
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"The Kite Runner" is an excellent read
"A hearbreaking work of staggering genius" another good one
"Sphere" by Micheal crichton was one of my favorites for a long time
What is this Hagakure book about?
"A hearbreaking work of staggering genius" another good one
"Sphere" by Micheal crichton was one of my favorites for a long time
What is this Hagakure book about?
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Hagakure is a series of small words of advice written by a samurai lord in feudal japan. Basicly, every day of his life he wrote down a little tidbit of advice, sometimes really simple shit like "it's proper for a dignified person to carry an umbrella at all times, for even if rain does not fall, it's good to be prepared." and sometimes it's stuff that's much much deeper. But they're all short, ranging from a single sentence to about a page.
HAIL TO THE KING!!
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Angels & Demons
The Da Vinci Code
Deception Point
all Dan Brown Books very good..
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Dirty White Boys - Stephen Hunter
Red Dragon - Thomas Harris
" Jarhead " - was actually much much much better than the movie.
the " Left Behind " series of books , read quite a few of those.
Red Dragon - Thomas Harris
" Jarhead " - was actually much much much better than the movie.
the " Left Behind " series of books , read quite a few of those.
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ONCE YOU'VE HAD ASIAN, YOU WILL NEVER TOUCH CAUCASIAN
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OLD AGE AND TREACHERY WILL ALWAYS OVERCOME YOUTH AND ENTHUSIASM
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OhBrian, there is an interpreted version called Hagakure in Moden Life. I have recommended it to my friends that ask about it and don't want to commit to the real thing. if you're loosely interested, you might give it a shot.
Junior, that's cool that you read it too. Usually NO ONE has ever heard of Hagakure.
Some books on my desk and the Hagakure cover
Junior, that's cool that you read it too. Usually NO ONE has ever heard of Hagakure.
Some books on my desk and the Hagakure cover
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thats a "LEADERSHIP" Library you have there Statik!
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