It isn't very good :S
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Last Book You Read
quakegod667- True Member
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- Post n°27
Re: Last Book You Read
Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut.
Fuck yeah.
Fuck yeah.
MetallicAholic666- Staff
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- Post n°28
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I read my Biology book for school all the way through today, does that count?
MetallicAholic666- Staff
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- Post n°29
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I read my Biology book for school all the way through today, does that count?
13337 post get?
I think.
13337 post get?
I think.
Justina- New Member
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- Post n°30
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Well I just managed to complete "Ghost Town” by Rachel Caine's. I really liked that book, because the main character is confident and strong, and the story is interesting and there was a huge cliffhanger which is making me crave for more.
Glue- Goer of hardness
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Location : Roanoke, VA
- Post n°31
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I have read 2 out of the three books in the Hunger Games series. Which are really awesome. I'm just to lazy to finish the third so I had my girlfriend spoil it all for me.
Kermit4Prez- Ultimate Emperor of the Universe for Life and Beyond
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- Post n°32
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reading Brother Karamazov, L'étranger, and War and Peace(that's more secondary though)
then i gotta pretend to read a bunch of books for school
then i gotta pretend to read a bunch of books for school
sensay- Known Member
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Location : Brighton, England
- Post n°33
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The age of absurdity:Why modern life makes it hard to be happy- by Michael Foley.
The good news is that the great thinkers from history have proposed the same strategies for happiness and fulfilment. The bad news is that these turn out to be the very things most discouraged by contemporary culture. This knotty dilemma is the subject of The Age of Absurdity - a wry and accessible investigation into how the desirable states of wellbeing and satisfaction are constantly undermined by modern life. Michael Foley examines the elusive condition of happiness common to philosophy, spiritual teachings and contemporary psychology, then shows how these are becoming increasingly difficult to apply in a world of high expectations. The common challenges of earning a living, maintaining a relationship and ageing are becoming battlegrounds of existential angst and self-loathing in a culture that demands conspicuous consumption, high-octane partnerships and perpetual youth. In conclusion, rather than denouncing and rejecting the age, Foley presents an entertaining strategy of not just accepting but embracing today's world - finding happiness in its absurdity.
Kermit4Prez- Ultimate Emperor of the Universe for Life and Beyond
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- Post n°34
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looks interesting
I'll check it out
just finished L'étranger an hour ago, it had a pretty similar theme in a way
I'll check it out
just finished L'étranger an hour ago, it had a pretty similar theme in a way
Kermit4Prez- Ultimate Emperor of the Universe for Life and Beyond
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- Post n°35
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every time I look at what i've posted before I feel like i was being pretentious and edgy
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