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General => IHADAV8 Playground => Topic started by: DCEPTCN on August 29 2010, 06:17:51 PM
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I seem to bounce back and forth between types of books that I read. I read Mark Levin's "Liberty And Tyranny" right after Peter Gilmore's "The Satanic Scriptures". Then I knocked out Glenn Beck's "Arguing With Idiots". Having recently enjoyed Jim Norton's "I Hate Your Guts" I needed my next book. Voila, here is my copy of David Limbaugh's (yes, Rush's brother) "Crimes Against Liberty". Holy shit, is this thing a barn-burner. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who even slightly dislikes Obama. It is a total calling-you-out-in-front-of-everyone-you-asshole indictment of our illustrious president Barry.
http://www.thelandofthefree.net/conservativeopinion/2010/08/29/david-limbaughs-crimes-against-liberty/
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I'll wait for the movie. A few car chase scenes and explosions should make it more palatable.
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A while back I actually had someone make the argument that movies are better than books because you actually see things rather than having to imagine them. I'm guessing his 'alone time' is disappointing.
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Note to self: Book talk frowned upon at ihada.
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LOL
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I haven't read any books lately. Mostly legal documents, contracts etc...
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The only things I have read in recent times are lots of magazines and the newspaper on Sundays. I have read literally hundreds of books in grade school, the bulk of it science fiction.
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I dooo nnott rreed. Isss tat evon posibille?
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Picked up Jim Norton's "Happy Endings: Tales Of A Meaty-Breasted Zilch" as well as Stephen King's "Under The Dome". The SK novel comes in at around 1100 pages which is great- I've always loved long books. It seems one really has time to feel like he knows the characters, but a tad heartbreaking when it it's over, as if you'd actually lost a close friend. At least that's how it feels to hyper-depressed people who read to escape their own dismal realities.
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Have you ever read:
http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780679640103
If so, opinions?
I have not.
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I can't say as I have, but I've been eyeing a rather daunting tome on Washington.
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Washington was a fascinating individual. Though not the most intelligent of the founding fathers (and in that group, this would not be a slight), from everything I have read (and\or heard) he was undeniably considered as THE leader by his peers. He also slept in a lot of different places, apparently.
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I have been reading this.
http://ebookstore.sony.com/ebook/ron-chernow/alexander-hamilton/_/R-400000000000000052563
Slow moving but very interesting.
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From what I understand, he WAS the most intelligent of the founding fathers.
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From what I understand, he WAS the most intelligent of the founding fathers.
Unfortunately, he wanted to expand government.
He set up a lot of the basic structures of our government and country from the finance system to manufacturing.
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Well, it looks like he got his wish.
Do we have the largest and most expensive (federal or centralized) government in history? And I mean ANYWHERE. I've never looked it up, but I'm guessing that we do.
Not at all what was envisioned.
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Now I'm reading George W. Bush's presidential memoirs, "Decision Points". The ol' boy has a sense of humor about himself, I can say that much.
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Lu's Basic Toxicology
Handbook of Pollution Prevention
Solid Waste Engineering
Really, great reads...can't put them down, though I've thought about throwing them through a wall or out a window.
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Lu's Basic Toxicology
Handbook of Pollution Prevention
Solid Waste Engineering
Really, great reads...can't put them down, though I've thought about throwing them through a wall or out a window.
If its not a DISCWORD novel I don't want to read it