07 January 2006, 06:49 UTC#1
I don't think we have ever had a thread about someone reviewing a book, but then again I never looked to see if there was or not so I don't really know.
The areas of my expertise is fucking hilariouse, it's basicly a book of fake trivia. I have been reading all day and been loving it. It includes the "Hobo Rebellion" and "700 Hobo Names" as well as the history of the Lobster (the old and new lobster), the "Real Mall of America", Where Wolves, Omens and how to predict them, and tons of other awsome shit.
If you have the cash go pick it up at your local book store.
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You read, therfore your a geek!
07 January 2006, 14:49 UTC#3
I only read books about muderers!!!
07 January 2006, 16:28 UTC#4
Steven King's the Dark tower series are fucking great, like Lord of the rings but not pussy and gay.
07 January 2006, 16:30 UTC#5
A Clockwork Orange is pwn.
07 January 2006, 21:18 UTC#6
I wanna see that movie...
07 January 2006, 21:44 UTC#7
I made a thread about books a coon's age ago.
I heart books.
08 January 2006, 00:55 UTC#8
QUOTE(Mi5anthr0pe @ Jan 7 2006, 09:44 PM) [snapback]261614[/snapback]
I made a thread about books a coon's age ago.
I heart books.
Then check out this one, it's fucking hilariouse. So many of the "history stories" could make awsome skits or flash cartoons.
08 January 2006, 01:01 UTC#9
I saw this book, my friend's got a copy I'm going to barrow.
In the same accord, I've recently read, America: The Book by the Daly Show people and it's just hillarious, the funniest thing I've read. Also Jon Stewart's- Naked Pictures of Famous People is amazing. And then Bill Maher's- New Rules is definitely worth reading.
All of those are more for liberal-minded people though, so if you're on the opposite end of the political spectrum, you may not enjoy them as much.
08 January 2006, 01:04 UTC#10
QUOTE(BorDumBRay @ Jan 8 2006, 01:01 AM) [snapback]261703[/snapback]
I saw this book, my friend's got a copy I'm going to barrow.
In the same accord, I've recently read, America: The Book by the Daly Show people and it's just hillarious, the funniest thing I've read. Also Jon Stewart's- Naked Pictures of Famous People is amazing. And then Bill Maher's- New Rules is definitely worth reading.
All of those are more for liberal-minded people though, so if you're on the opposite end of the political spectrum, you may not enjoy them as much.
Politics are fucking gay, I like books and comedy that poke fun at them, but seirously there total bull shit. And Liberals are the fucking worst. Why associate yourself with a political party?
08 January 2006, 01:17 UTC#11
Haha, that's what those books do man, they make fun of politics. But, they do it in a liberal sense. They make fun of war and people that fight against Gay Marriage. And because I say liberal, it doesn't necessarily indicate a political party. I am registered as an Independent. I don't mean in a political way, I mean it in the way of thinking, not politics.
08 January 2006, 01:19 UTC#12
QUOTE(BorDumBRay @ Jan 8 2006, 01:17 AM) [snapback]261714[/snapback]
Haha, that's what those books do man, they make fun of politics. But, they do it in a liberal sense. They make fun of war and people that fight against Gay Marriage. And because I say liberal, it doesn't necessarily indicate a political party. I am registered as an Independent. I don't mean in a political way, I mean it in the way of thinking, not politics.
No I have read those books (not new rules), just I don't like when people say a liberal sense because librals have some fucked up beliefs, like "the giving tree" or "rainbow fish" are books that encourage kids trying to get anything they can, or that they need to take vending machines from schools so kids don't get fat.
08 January 2006, 01:23 UTC#13
I'm not too familiar with those two books, but I'll look em' up before talking about them. And America: The Book makes fun of both sides and the other Jon Stewart book doesn't even mention politics, it's a collection of essays about random shit like the Hanson family and Priness Diana and Da Vinci, it's just hillarious.
