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  • PaintPro21
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    Politics of Fear

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  • der affe
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    i just finished re-reading this one: Tigers in the mud by Otto Carius.
    he is on several panzer specials on the history channel


    picked up this one for my dad for x mas. he just finished it and gave it to me. There's a war to be won by Geoffery Perret.

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  • CreamE30
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    Lone Survivor

    Bad ass book

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  • speedhop
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    Originally posted by Turf1600
    Black Like Me
    Congratulations for reading the most pos book ever printed on paper. I haven't read it in a while but I remember feeling like my eyes were better suited up my ass than in that book.


    1)"The World is Flat" by Thomas Friedman
    2)"The Art of War" by Sun Tzu
    3)"Annie Leibovitz at Work" by Annie Leibovitz

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  • bmws50b30
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    Originally posted by hugh jass
    have you read '101 favorite dog recipes'?
    ahaahahah. i love 101 dalmatians

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  • shiftbmw
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    1)Home Buying for Dummies
    2)Real Estate Investing for Dummies
    3)Kontakte - German Language

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  • nedtheviking
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    Currently reading "In the Hand of Dante" by Nick Tosches which is great. sort of an auto-biography by an angry diabetic self-educated ex-mafia dude.

    I recently read the Hagakure and the Book of Five Rings, somebody else mentioned one of those. They are pretty nuts. Japan seems really unusual based on those books.

    Also recently read "The City of Falling Angels" by John Berendt, who wrote midnight in the garden of good and evil. It's about venice, it was good. Also read James Frey's newest book "Bright Shiny Morning", which was interesting.

    I'm glad there is a book thread, it's interesting to see what people are reading.

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  • cholyoke
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    Originally posted by Turf1600
    Jake brave new world used to be one of my favorites. The rest of huxley's books are trash though.
    What he said. Super book. Read it in one sitting. Went on to read some of Huxley's other books and was always disappointed.

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  • Turf1600
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    By similar books do you mean dystopia? If so, no. Maybe try Fahrenheit 451?

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  • jakeb
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    alright I will stay away from the others. I really liked the conditioning and how they "grew" people for a certain task. Interesting stuff. Any suggestions with similar type books?

    Big fan of 1984

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  • Turf1600
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    Jake brave new world used to be one of my favorites. The rest of huxley's books are trash though.

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  • jakeb
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    I just finished, Brave New World - Huxley (still not sure what I think about it. Parts of it were very good but mostly I am just not happy how it ended....)

    Just started reading Angels and Demons....mostly because it was around. Pretty good in the first 40 pages.

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  • gwb72tii
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    revelation space trilogy by alastair reynolds
    "hard science" fiction - no dragons

    first science fiction i've read since i was about 25yrs old - freaking long time ago

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  • PhillyG
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    milkweed as i shit.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Originally posted by Desaevious
    For my English 111 class: The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis.

    Good Read. I have gone back to it a few times.

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