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I just finished reading Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson. And still I'm wondering where my Swiss slice went...
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-------------------- "Out of doubt, out of dark to the day's rising I came singing in the sun, sword unsheathing. To hope's end I rode and to heart's breaking: Now for wrath, now for ruin and a red nightfall!"
The Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
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Anyone in here ever read any of the "Hammer's Slammers" series? Hovertanks and all that rot. My apprentice has just lent a couple to me. It seems interesting.
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-------------------- "Nah. The 9th chevron is for changing the ringtone from "grindy-grindy chonk-chonk" to the theme tune to dallas." -Reverend42
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Sol, I can't believe you are good enough at anything to have an apprentice....
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Just got finished with: - "The Perks of Being a Wallflower." by Stephen Chbosky. (for the 50th or so time)
Working on: - Book one of The Wheel of Time Series, "Eye of the World" by Robert Jordan. (good stuff, about 300pgs. into it.)
Still waiting in line (on my bookshelf):
TREK: - Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Kahan Noonien Singh, Vol. I. - Star Trek TNG: The Genisis Wave Book II. - Star Trek DS9: Avatar Book II. - Star Trek S.C.E. Book I. - Star Trek StarFleet Year One.
NON-TREK: - "Speaker For the Dead" by Orson Scott Card. - "Shadow of the Hegmon" by Orson Scott Card. - "The Presence" by John Saul. - "Black Lightning" by John Saul. - "The Redemption of Althalus" by David and Leigh Eddings.
*whew* I think I'm set for a couple of years...espically with tackling the Wheel of Time books... *goes and reads*
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quote: You have an apprentice? I want an apprentice.
Maybe you can get an intern!
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Now on to the making of films!
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I just finished Starship Troopers. Now I'm reading Starship Troopers. Currently in the bathroom, on top of the toilet is Stranger In A Strange Land. When I get home, Fight Club is at the top of the list.
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"The Battle of Betazed" Charlotte Douglas, et. al.
A 18-volume series of the collected works of Mark Twain
The Big Book of Grimm
The Idylls of the King
Rob Roy
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