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What are you reading Chapter 4
- Thread starter slobake
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I'm quoting this cuz it got stuck in the previous page and this thread doesn't get a lot of action.
I'm re-reading Christopher Hitchens' God Is Not Great.
Seems to make the folks sitting next to me on the subway a little uncomfortable.
Seems to make the folks sitting next to me on the subway a little uncomfortable.
I've had the same reaction from people at work years ago when it first came out. In December it'll be 5 years since he died. Such a shame. If anyone out there is still smoking cigarettes, please stop.I'm re-reading Christopher Hitchens' God Is Not Great.
Seems to make the folks sitting next to me on the subway a little uncomfortable.
I'm re-reading Christopher Hitchens' God Is Not Great.
Seems to make the folks sitting next to me on the subway a little uncomfortable.
I'm reading "The God Delusion" by Richard Dawkins. I mostly read it at a park when my kids are playing, and being in the Bible belt, I get some looks when people ask me about it. I've also had some good conversations as well.
I'll report back in a couple days, my wife is a Harry Potter fanatic, she spent the whole weekend watching all the films in order. I got the new book/play script for her today.
Finally picked this up. I've started reading it on my breaks here at work today. It's interesting so far and I'm only a couple chapters in.
Integral Trees is worth a look if you're into his world building.
Lately I've been reading Harry Potter. I'm a little way into Deathly Hallows. First read BTW.
I answered the challenge laid down by Khizr Kahn and read The Constitution Of The United States this afternoon. First time I've done that on 30? years.
It was Great!
It was Great!
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I answered the challenge laid down by Khizr Kahn and read The Constitution Of The Inited States this afternoon. First time I've done that on 30? years.
It was Great!
Un order to form a more perfect Inion. . .
I got bored waiting for a new book that back ordered and reread Heinlein's short story compilation "The Past Through Tomorrow". Still a great read.
biography...
Just finished "nitro mountain" written by a good friend and fellow bass player, Lee Johnson. Check it out! Very Cohen brothers esque, and the main character plays bass in Appalachian bar bands.
Going to dive into "the peoples' history of the United States" next.
Also- gotta love the Hitchens and Dawkins reading going on! I remember getting those looks.
Going to dive into "the peoples' history of the United States" next.
Also- gotta love the Hitchens and Dawkins reading going on! I remember getting those looks.
Another mountaineering classic but this one's kind of meh. It's an early comprehensive history of the North Face of the Eiger so there are good sections (especially the part that Clint Eastwood's rescue in the Eiger Sanction is based on) but it's too disjointed for my taste.
