thanks for that.. im gonna try it out. thanks for the other idea 4gan2ja0Quote:
If you liked "go ask alice" read: "Jay's Journal" by the same editor. Its a journal that records the evenets of a kid who gets deeply involved in the Ocult, it rocks!
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thanks for that.. im gonna try it out. thanks for the other idea 4gan2ja0Quote:
If you liked "go ask alice" read: "Jay's Journal" by the same editor. Its a journal that records the evenets of a kid who gets deeply involved in the Ocult, it rocks!
I dont remeber the title but its about Arthur Shawcross. He was a serial killer and it goes into detail about his life and his victims brutal murders. It gets pretty gross. And I liked where the red fern grows I read that so many times in school.
the perks of being a wallflower!
I found the name of that book. Its called The Misbegotten Son by Jack Olsen. Have you ever read a Nancy Drew Book high?
well i gotta say i loved haunted, it was very weird, but awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by baisez le monde.
im in the middle of reading fear and loathing on the campaign trail '72 by hunter thompson, his style of writing just leaves me wanting more.
my favorite r the older classics
hunkelberry finn
robinson crusoe
grapes of rath, etc
i did read a collection of books called
clan of the cave bear
was a great reading
when i was in prison i did alot of reading
mostly dean koonze
steven king books
everyone on the forum should definitly read The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, it is his first novel, but it is SO damn good.
dude, did you know that the dude that invented that religion live like 50 miles from me? he lives in medford OR,Quote:
Originally Posted by halosin8r
i love to read, im mush like jamstigator, ive read the stephen king library, the RA salvatore library, the lisa smedman library and am currently re-re-rereading the stand. ive read a bunch of physics books, and anatomy and history and stuff
i just picked up 1984 and a book entitled "running with scissors"
the bible
Thimble EnrightSummer by Elizabeth Enright. yes, its a young adult easy reader but it captures my love for life in the country
The first three books of the Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda
on the road
Clockwork Orange
House Of Leaves
Big Sur
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Haunted
Yeah!Quote:
Originally Posted by chris420
I just picked up Chicken Soup for a dogs soul. I love anything by Robin Cook and Stephen King. Also books like go ask alice and Harriet the spy and Mrs. Piggle Wiggle. I recently read a good book called Clockers.
I also read some true crime stuff.
I also admit to reading books by John Edward, Sylvia Brown and James Van Prauugh.
Infact, if you like Ghost Whisperer, it's based on some of Van prauughs experiences. I believe he's co-producer? I love that show.
van prauugh and john edwards = lame
syvlia is a cutie though.
Sylvia Browne, James Van Praaugh and John Edward are frauds. They make money off the grief of others by counseling them with some fairy tale about contacting their deceased loved ones. Whether they're just deluded or lying, they ought to be called out for it wherever their names come up, and some day maybe we can take these bastards down and help people cope with the truth that their loved ones are gone. Let's not let these people piss on those precious memories any longer.
Yeah, but anyone who wins the Biggest Douche In The Universe award...you gotta know they're legit! ;)
i dont have 1 fave book..i love the seires.. or whateveer it is spelled..
The Bartimaeus Trilogy
Book 1. The amulet of Samarkand
Book 2. The Golems Eye
Book 3. (Has not been released yet)
All time fave..if somone is interested in it it is by Jonathan Stroud... kinda based on harry potter.. but the main dude in this one can piss all over harry otter and harry cant do shit
Someone memorized Bullshit! by Penn and Teller. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut
i dont read a lot, but prolly Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
anything by kurt vonnegut.
anything by jorge luis borges
just finished The Death of Vishnu.
all good
any of you guys ever seen the darwin awards book ? talk about a morbid sense of humor!
haha, those are fucking hilariousQuote:
Originally Posted by higher4hockey
I hope hes not serious the bible is a bunch of bullshit...Quote:
Originally Posted by twist n shout
religion aside
fear and loathing
The black dahlia(waaaay better than the movie)
Catch 22
and any book by Kurt Vonnegut:rasta:
Well, one of my favorite books of all time has to be Hempstone Heritage I by Les Stark. It's a fascinating account of the old Pennsylvania hemp industry and tells a story that has never been told before. That guy can write, I tell you that. :D ;) :)
The Marijuana Growers Guide
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Originally Posted by Oneironaut
http://www.randi.org/
James Randi offers 1 million US dollars to anyone who can prove they have the ability to communicate with the dead.... uptill now he has had no winners.
I don't think he ever will.
I own a few of these books and to be honest it reflects the idea that stupidity is a serious cause of death. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by higher4hockey
On the subject of must reads.
One to read is Mr Nice by Howard Marks
A Confederacy of Dunces by John kennedy O'toole(?). If you haven't read it, read it.
I just finished reading "farenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury. It was a quick read, but really good.
My favorie authors are Breat Easton Ellis, Chuck Palahniuk, William S. Burroughs, and Hunter S. Thompson.
If you haven't read anything by Bret Easton Ellis you need to. I love all his books.
I'm currently reading "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card. I'm not much in to science fiction books but it is a really good book so far.
Oh yeah, Philip K. Dick is also awesome. "A Scanner Darkly" is an amazing book.