What Are You Reading?

Started by MixxDreamer · 15 Feb 2004 · 1,122 replies

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19 Feb 2004, 11:43 #121
All these "scholars" here. Makes me feel ashamed 'cause I'm only reading a "Curious George" book. :(
19 Feb 2004, 11:45 #122
ahochaude wrote:All these "scholars" here. Makes me feel ashamed 'cause I'm only reading a "Curious George" book. :(

Scholars?? Not me, brother. I'll take an Iron Man or Spiderman comic book over a novel anytime! :hehe:
19 Feb 2004, 11:49 #123
lol me too, i love books and all but comics are more like it... ive been trying to get the whole thing of witchblade.. specially the history of it, ive been collecting that since 1994.. anybody likes this stuff?

ot: i dont like the tv series, i think shes too old/ugly for the role *bleh
19 Feb 2004, 11:50 #124
:hehe: :hehe:

My favorites are "Green Eggs and Ham" and "Berenstien Bears".
19 Feb 2004, 11:56 #125
ahochaude wrote::hehe: :hehe:

My favorites are "Green Eggs and Ham" and "Berenstien Bears".

Hey, isn't it Dr. Seuss' 100th anniversary this year? :applaud:
19 Feb 2004, 12:01 #126
Currently reading "A Scandalous History of the Roman Emperors" to gain historical knowledge of scandalous event to amuse myself...

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19 Feb 2004, 12:02 #127
boltar wrote:Just curious... is this for your day job, or just for your own enlightment?

It's really for my own enlightment... Actually, I've been programming since I was a kid, so reading about programming is a regular thing for me. I've even written national papers on various programming theories, including a term paper on (and I'm not joking about this) the Michael Jackson method of software engineeering, published in Dr. Dobb's Journal back in the mid 1980's.

(Dr. Jackson's papers can be found at http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/jacksonma/papers.html)

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19 Feb 2004, 12:04 #128
Akakage wrote:Currently reading "A Scandalous History of the Roman Emperors" to gain historical knowledge of scandalous event to amuse myself...

Hey, reading about other people's mistakes is very good... That way, you know what sh*t you shouldn't do in the future. :P

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19 Feb 2004, 12:11 #129
Akakage wrote:Currently reading "A Scandalous History of the Roman Emperors" to gain historical knowledge of scandalous event to amuse myself...

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Looks like the book version of I, Claudius... :hehe:
19 Feb 2004, 12:19 #130
bmwracer wrote:
Looks like the book version of I, Claudius... :hehe:


This book contains (6 emperors to be exact) roman emperors' sex life... :hehe: :naughty: Very interesting and amusing. So..in the ancient time this kind of gossip did exist. :mrgreen:


Hey, reading about other people's mistakes is very good... That way, you know what sh*t you shouldn't do in the future.

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Indeed.
19 Feb 2004, 12:23 #131
poketto jiten..... :nut:
i havent read that for so long..
i think ineed to add more my japanese vocabulary.....
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19 Feb 2004, 14:00 #132
I'm still reading Life; The Universe and Everything from Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy...I read it on and off so it's taking me a while to finish...and it's a pretty thin book too....

But I just finished No Logo by Naomi Klein...loved it....
20 Feb 2004, 02:03 #133
bmwracer wrote:Scholars?? Not me, brother. I'll take an Iron Man or Spiderman comic book over a novel anytime! :hehe:
what about a "graphic" novel? :)
20 Feb 2004, 02:07 #134
niko2x wrote:what about a "graphic" novel? :)

Dude, if it's got pictures, I'm there... :D Growing up in the television era, I'm all about visuals and images... Straight print bores me most of the time... Unless it's about Japan. :hehe:
20 Feb 2004, 02:16 #135
bmwracer wrote:Dude, if it's got pictures, I'm there... :D Growing up in the television era, I'm all about visuals and images... Straight print bores me most of the time... Unless it's about Japan. :hehe:
If a picture is worth 1K words...LOL!
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20 Feb 2004, 02:19 #136
VTEC Tune (a how to tech guide in tuning honda engines) and Street Perfect Tuning by Tatsumi Mook. They're all in japanese, but there are pictures in it so I can see how its done.
20 Feb 2004, 02:46 #137
niko2x wrote:If a picture is worth 1K words...LOL!
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Trying to tell me something, Niko?? :hehe: :hehe:
20 Feb 2004, 02:54 #138
oh man, i didn't even think about that, sorry. no i was just thinking about graphic = pictures, and i thought this pic was LOL funny, no mean to dis...
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20 Feb 2004, 03:33 #139
niko2x wrote:oh man, i didn't even think about that, sorry. no i was just thinking about graphic = pictures, and i thought this pic was LOL funny, no mean to dis...
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Not a problem, bud... You wouldn't be the first to flip me off... :hehe: It is one of the more innovative ways, though. :hehe:
20 Feb 2004, 04:52 #140
Fenrir wrote:Once I'm done with Murakami (within the next 2 days) this'll be the next one:
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"The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon" been looking forward to that for quite some time

and after that "Genji no monogatari" I've been waiting for that a long long time *beats amazon*


i'm halfway through sei shonagon! she's an interesting character - not perfect and you can see she's somewhat sheltered and spoiled and occasionally not nice, but it's an interesting look at the heian dynasty. i'm going to read genji monogatari after that.

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