RocknRollisalive said:

I hate that cos then I have to rebuy a new one for myself again!



Now I write my name in pencil if I lend a book out and keep asking the person if they like it, have they read it yet, did thye get to that part etc etc, so they wont forget IT IS MINE!!!

REDFEATHERS said:

... Good idea.... I just give stuff to people now... saves me the disappointment of not getting it back!

RocknRollisalive said:

i just decided agains't having friends so i have nobody to lend things to

RocknRollisalive said:

In that case, can I borrow your car.....?

lollyp0p said:

RocknRollDave said:

erm.... no!

RocknRollisalive said:

but it works

lollyp0p said:

lollyp0p said:

REDFEATHERS said:

Joseph Heller - Portrait of the artist as an old man...

I don't like it at all, but I can't put it aside, I never can, no matter how bad the book is...

Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides.

Cloudbuster said:

OMG I got the video, its hilarious!!! whats the book like?

I always need something to read, and therefore, thought about Oprah's book club. Her suggestions usually seem pretty good. I just finished reading "The Good Earth" by Pearl Bruck. Very good. It is set in China in the 1940's, I believe.

I have lost so many books by lending them out to people who never return them. What is wrong with people? I would never do that. Therefore, I just quit telling my friends about books, then they won't ask to borrow them.

REDFEATHERS said:

Kinda odd. I'm only a third of the way thru. Not sure what to make of it.

THis one!

PREDOMINANT said:

Is it gay?

Just read 'The Outsider' by Camus.

Cloudbuster said:

Not so far, but I am only 2/3 through . Just waiting for it to spice up...

Faux said:

I never finished it, I had to give the bok back. I read some short stories by Cumus, I lkke his style but you get the feeling they would be better in French.

PREDOMINANT said:

PREDOMINANT said:

Never finished it? It's only about 115 pages long or something.

Know what u mean, but I always think that about any book that's been translated.

Faux said:

I was on holiday and borrowed it, just to get me through the last day of laziness.


I am a slow reader, but a book in a day is some going

I need to get another book today.
I just finished The Boston Strangler.
Yikes..

Heart wrenching and humourous. A book that will inspire and provoke. This is great stuff people. Forget the gothic Anne Rice "Another Vampire Sucked Me Off" or Stephen King "How More Fucked In The Head Can I Get?" type books. This is a must...I repeat a MUST for young and older readers alike. An instant classic.

Buddhis Reflections on Everyday Life, A Deeper Beauty.

and

TommyLand



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Currently, nothing. But, I'm off to the bookstore later and am going to pick up either TommyLand (how is it so far, Sag?) or Dave Navarro's book.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Good grief, I thought I was some kind of freak What do you think of it?

Franz Kafka's Letter to his father