What are the most influential books you've read?
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I didn't know who wrote it, but I remember the "girth" of the penis being discussed when any new charector was introduced....silly stuff....
Scot
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Originally posted by jschmidt
There is very little written by Vonnegut that won't open at least one eye...
There is very little written by Vonnegut that won't open at least one eye...
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Originally posted by Scot
I didn't know who wrote it, but I remember the "girth" of the penis being discussed when any new charector was introduced....silly stuff....
Scot
I didn't know who wrote it, but I remember the "girth" of the penis being discussed when any new charector was introduced....silly stuff....
Scot
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Slaughterhouse 5 was an interesting read. Not very influential in any way.
I think it was in that book that...
Christ really was a bum
Planes flew backwards
Character was a leg man and not a breast man
Sweetest thing in life is revenge
I think it was in that book that...
Christ really was a bum
Planes flew backwards
Character was a leg man and not a breast man
Sweetest thing in life is revenge
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Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged (still in the middle of it). In case anyone doesn't know, her first name is pronounced "Ein" as in "Einstein".
2kturkey, have you read Atlas Shrugged? My friend that suggested it to me said I should read Fountainhead first, but I didn't feel like it.
2kturkey, have you read Atlas Shrugged? My friend that suggested it to me said I should read Fountainhead first, but I didn't feel like it.
