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Going through this nowadays. Puts everything in really understandable terms.

hayze99 wrote:

Going through this nowadays. Puts everything in really understandable terms.

One of the first 'proper' books on physics I ever read - borrowed it off my Dad... absolutely brilliant.

Heat magazine, fucking tosh.... Oh well whats a guy gonna do at 4.39 in the morning?

Spreading the word of consciousness at L.A.X. Man was handing these hard back copies out for free 2 years back, but was taking donations to help out some overseas charity that I can't bring myself to remember - decided to drop a ten in his hand to help the cause. Definitely keeping myself occupied with this read at the moment.
"Knowledge is nonsense"

I'm on Q by Luther Blisset at the moment. Quite fun, although it's a bit annoying that rather than write a historical novel which has a point to make about 20th century radicalism they've written a book about some idealized twentieth century radicals who happen to carry swords and ride horses...

slothrop wrote:I'm on Q by Luther Blisset at the moment. Quite fun, although it's a bit annoying that rather than write a historical novel which has a point to make about 20th century radicalism they've written a book about some idealized twentieth century radicals who happen to carry swords and ride horses...

yeah ive read that, not a bad read but.....couldnt get this out of my head

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Pretty good to be honest.

currently frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Except I'm not, I'm messing around on the internet, just as I have been for the last ten years.

lifechanging...

domhunt wrote:

This and the biography of Johnny Cash, "Cash by Johnny Cash" are the only worthwhile books on rock n roll.

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