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Fantastic so far, but too short

The stuff about time dilation is so interesting.

Time dilation is pure awesome.

I need more time dilation in my life.

slothrop wrote:

i started that today
soren kierkegaard next

We are doing war poems from the Crimean and the Boer Wars. We are KILLING these poems

Good read, although it does read like a Spike Lee novel and has some contradictions about religion and the Nation of Islam. Still, very thought provoking and detailed.

wolf89 wrote:

wow that covers awesome!! so much better then the one on my edition

Never been much of a reader but my friend talked me into reading this.



Loving it so far, great writing style

minifletch wrote:Never been much of a reader but my friend talked me into reading this.



Loving it so far, great writing style

Been trying to get a copy of this for ages, been to about 4 different independent book stores and can't find a copy!

Coppola wrote:

minifletch wrote:Never been much of a reader but my friend talked me into reading this.



Loving it so far, great writing style

Been trying to get a copy of this for ages, been to about 4 different independent book stores and can't find a copy!

Have something against Amazon?

Coppola wrote:

minifletch wrote:Never been much of a reader but my friend talked me into reading this.



Loving it so far, great writing style

Been trying to get a copy of this for ages, been to about 4 different independent book stores and can't find a copy!

Got mine from Waterstones

the acid never lies wrote:

Coppola wrote:

minifletch wrote:Never been much of a reader but my friend talked me into reading this.



Loving it so far, great writing style

Been trying to get a copy of this for ages, been to about 4 different independent book stores and can't find a copy!

Have something against Amazon?

I don't have a card that I can use on the internet
Also, supporting local book stores is a good thing.

I don't want to pay over £6 for a book either. I might go to the Library actually

Coppola wrote:

the acid never lies wrote:

Coppola wrote:

minifletch wrote:Never been much of a reader but my friend talked me into reading this.



Loving it so far, great writing style

Been trying to get a copy of this for ages, been to about 4 different independent book stores and can't find a copy!

Have something against Amazon?

I don't have a card that I can use on the internet
Also, supporting local book stores is a good thing.

I don't want to pay over £6 for a book either. I might go to the Library actually

Mine was £8

^ the second hand / alternate options are your friend in this case (other sellers often undercut Amazon on their website)

But good on you for wanting to support small businesses

It's basically about how the rise of the quest for individual development, the ideal of authenticity is radically opposed to the capitalist idea of "self interest"

An engaging and enjoyable repost to the age old 'human nature' arguments that are so often parroted by self proclaimed defenders of the status quo.

im reading jPod at the moment...

quite funny/ dark humor n all that jazz.

I've been reading a lot of Andy McNab's writings, just now I'm on "Immediate Action". It's the second of his non-fiction books if I remember rightly. It's pretty vivid.

heh...after not logging on for almost a year it's kinda cool to see this thread still going.

here's what's on my plate right now (been on a bit of a biography kick lately):



Googling for an image of the book cover led me to discover that this is being turned into another Scorsese/DiCaprio film next year. If it were anyone else involved, I'd be skeptical, but those two have been on fire as of late (I try to forget "Gangs of New York", though)