Spaceman Piff
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Yeah, it gets really good. That guy was incredibly
You get to the part about the house he built?
i think it just got finished.. some dude moved in with his wife and sister in law and is managing the store downstairs..
i think it just got finished.. some dude moved in with his wife and sister in law and is managing the store downstairs..
It's about to pick up. The way he had that house built was ingenious andi think it just got finished.. some dude moved in with his wife and sister in law and is managing the store downstairs..
at the same time.
One of my favorite books. Larson does a great job writing non-fiction, historical events in a way that feels like a novel.
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Just finished this. I enjoyed it way more than I expected to
just finished this.. i thought it could've been better but cool read still.. the concept is better than the execution.
If you like your philosophy straight to the point, without somebody talking like their trying to outsmart themselves I def recommend Meditations(Aurelius) and Letters From A Stoic(Seneca). You'll pick up usable advice the moment you start reading
The edition of Meditations in the post you quoted is the best version(Penguin)imo
Suspicious Dingo
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Does anyone know any decent sites to read books online? I spend all day at work sitting in front of a computer and I need something to read
T-K-G
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Finally found something as epic as Malazan 
The book that was the inspiration behind Malazan
Chronicles of the Black Company
Perfect combination of espionage /savagery/action of a mercenary adventure story
And all the epic fukkery and madness of a fantasy
already on the 4th book
The book that was the inspiration behind Malazan
Chronicles of the Black Company
Perfect combination of espionage /savagery/action of a mercenary adventure story
And all the epic fukkery and madness of a fantasy
already on the 4th book
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T-K-G
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Imma tell you right now, the last book frank herbert wrote in the series (Chapterhouse iirc) is the LAST good book in the seriesI'm reading Dune, because I've never read and a lady friend bought it for me.
But I just bought this yesterday.
Jason Dessen, a quantum physicist, once had a brilliant research career ahead of him. But after a girlfriend’s unexpected pregnancy and the birth of a son, this future was derailed. Now Jason is a professor at a small Chicago college, content with his warm and loving family life until he’s abducted into a world in which his quantum many-worlds theory has become a fully realized technology for inter-dimensional transfer. In this world, Jason didn’t marry his girlfriend and never had a son. Jason is determined to get back to his family and his own world, but nefarious powers in the alternate reality conspire to stop him from revealing the criminal lengths they have gone to create the world-hopping technology.
I also picked up a favorite, And Then There Were None (Agatha Christie).
his son is so pedestrian in comparison It's like is Michael bay took over a Nolan film and replaced everything with explosions and everyone dumbing down
Spaceman Piff
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it was cool.. like an extended dave chappelle skit on racism.
absolute
Halfway through Power Of The Dog right nowJust finished this:
Excellent book and it's the sequel to "The Power of the Dog," which was also fantastic.
Ridley Scott's supposed to be directing the film adaptation of these books and Leo might star in them.
Can't put the shyt down
Just started on this as I got it as a Christmas present.
What's it about