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quote: Glad it's not just me. What Pynchon book would you recommend I go for first? A stop sign A chance to clear my mind before the work day Then a right turn Is where I catch another glimpse of the highway |
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I got Grisham's latest, The Broker, in the mail today. Dunno when I'll start it though.
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I started reading this with Catch-22, cause I wana knock out the first 3 books before the movie comes out:
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quote:The first Pynchon book I've ever read was The Crying Lot of 49. I thought it was easier to understand to understand. I also read V. and Vineland. But I had a hard time understanding V. and Vineland. "Which made sense when one considered that celebrities were not actually functioning as real people at all, but as something more like symbols of themselves." Oblivion by David Foster Wallace |
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i just finished reading
Ken Follett's - Code to Zero ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i just can’t look its killing me and taking control... jealousy turning saints into the sea... swimming through sick lullabies... choking on your alibis... but it’s just the price i pay destiny is calling me open up my eager eyes... cus i'm Mr. Brightside... i never... i never... i never... |
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-------------------------- "So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..." |
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2003? that was sooo last year
.. ... .. . . . ..... .. . ... Roses in a vase of white Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves That fall because my hand is Pulling them hard as I can |
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Yes...that's also the year you broke my heart. -------------------------- "So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..." |
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you say that like it was a bad thing. edit :: i'm reading "catcher in the rye" for the first time .. ... .. . . . ..... .. . ... Roses in a vase of white Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves That fall because my hand is Pulling them hard as I can |
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COCK TEASE! -------------------------- "So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..." |
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Catcher is my favorite! |
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I am reading the Ulyses and seems I'll be reading it forever.
////////////////////////////// if i can't be my own i'd feel better dead I HAVE NEVER FELT SUCH FRUSTRATION OR LACK OF SELF CONTROL WHAT THE HELL AM I? WHAT'S GONE WRONG AM I WRONG CAN YOU SEE THE END? www.fotolog.com/lovelle |
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I'm rereading my favorite book - A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving. I first read it about 5 years ago, and I just randomly decided to read it again the other day. Mostly because I had no suggestions for any other good books to read.
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My Sisters Keeper.. it's fucked up.
~it's all happening~ |
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not for the faint of heart. ------------------------------------ maybe I'll become a playboy hang around in gay bars and move to the west side of town |
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I just finished Angela Carter's Nights at the Circus, and it was wonderfully humourous, and dark, and vivid, and just gorgeously hideous. Has anyone else read something by Carter?
----------- Oh, that wasn’t what I meant to say at all From where I’m sitting, rain Falling against the lonely tenement Has set my mind to wander Into the windows of my lovers They never know unless I write This is no declaration, I just thought I’d let you know goodbye Said the hero in the story It is mightier than swords I could kill you, sure But I could only make you cry with these words |
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Desolation Angels - Jack Kerouac
------------------------------ -Cory www.cd-tracker.com/~corymarvel My name's in an avatar. That's nifty. |
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Rereading Slaugherhouse 5 and Catcher in the Rye, and reading Catch-22. I think when I finish these I'll stick with reading a book one at a time...
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