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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Beanhead]
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Pose coyly with the books barely covering your nipples so we have some to imagination.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Patlal]
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I find I read articles on the internet...browse forums boards and all sorts of places.  I spend an average of 6 hours a day reading.

Ive actually been thinking of barring myself from the internet so I start reading books again.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Masked]
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As long as you're getting information :shrug:
Knowledge is power and all that riff raff


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Euphie]
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Thats how ive always seen it.  But I can only read sheekle saying "buthrt" so many times until it leaves me desiring something more :grin:

haha I kid.  I think its time to start reading some fiction again tho


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Euphie]
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At one point I kept track and one year I read 75, the next 50, then I found a girlfriend so it slowed a bit.  Still it must be well into the hundreds by this point, and still going.  I have a travel job so I take one with me on every trip.

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: TGS]
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This thread reminds me I got started on the game of thrones series, bought the whole set, and haven't gotten past the first book yet. Now I'm going to have to juggle that with Wheel of Time.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Euphie]
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Euphie said:
This thread reminds me I got started on the game of thrones series, bought the whole set, and haven't gotten past the first book yet. Now I'm going to have to juggle that with Wheel of Time.


It's my favorite fantasy series in terms of the books (though I admittedly haven't read very much fantasy). It can be a dry read at times, but I find it totally sucks me in as well. I finished the fourth a while back, excellent read. Fair warning, the second book is the dryest (that I've read), so it can take a while to close it out. After the first half of the second book, stuff picks up pace tremendously, and doesn't really stop through the third and fourth books.

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: PatrickKn]
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Masked said:
I find I read articles on the internet...browse forums boards and all sorts of places.  I spend an average of 6 hours a day reading.

Ive actually been thinking of barring myself from the internet so I start reading books again.


PatrickKn said:
Euphie said:
This thread reminds me I got started on the game of thrones series, bought the whole set, and haven't gotten past the first book yet. Now I'm going to have to juggle that with Wheel of Time.


It's my favorite fantasy series in terms of the books (though I admittedly haven't read very much fantasy). It can be a dry read at times, but I find it totally sucks me in as well. I finished the fourth a while back, excellent read. Fair warning, the second book is the dryest (that I've read), so it can take a while to close it out. After the first half of the second book, stuff picks up pace tremendously, and doesn't really stop through the third and fourth books.


Read the hobin hobb series :yesnod:
I want to read Game of thrones too but I might end up watching the series. That blonde is too awesome and everyone dying :lol: . If you truely want something dry, try the books from Ken follet (and laugh at his sex scenes but if you're a history freak you'll get a boner nontheless)

If anyone can suggest science fiction (or "non-fiction") it's the only genre I haven't dabbled with and through the years space exploration has become somewhat of an obsession :lol:

That I even remember those book lol

Edited by Beanhead (01/03/15 07:30 PM)

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Patlal]
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I'm not sure how many books I've read?

But I've always liked books since I was a kid.

They are a good way to learn new words
and how to properly spell them as well.

Cheers all.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: The Librarian]
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The Librarian said:
I'm not sure how many books I've read?

But I've always liked books since I was a kid.

They are a good way to learn new words
and how to properly spell them as well.

Cheers all.


Are you a Librarian or an accountant. I need explaining now..


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Beanhead]
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as of yet:

Siddhartha

Beyond Good and Evil

Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Brave New World

God Delusion

Unweaving the Rainbow

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Metamorphoses by Kafka

Crime and Punishment

The Stranger (The Outsider)

Moby Dick

On Dreams by Sigmund Freud

Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber

The Capital of the World - both above by Ernest Hemingway

The Raven by Poe

Death By Landscape by Margaret Atwood

This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona by Sherman Alexie

and Raymond's Run by Toni Cade Bambara

and plenty of poems by T.S Eliot, Ezra Pound, EE Cummings, W.B. Yeats, Margaret Atwood, Edgar Allen Poe ect ect

that's it in a nutshell. more to come. i just started getting into book learnin's recently. i got like hundreds and hundreds of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, graphic novel, philosophy, anthropology, political science, popular science, ect ect books penned and listed and bookmarked for further reference.

i'm currently working on The Road by Cormac Mccarthy and Plato's Republic - Allan Bloom edition - still gotta read Closing of the American Mind, too, as a follow-up.

PS: oh yeah and still working through The Stand too! slowly.

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Beanhead]
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Beanhead said:
Masked said:
I find I read articles on the internet...browse forums boards and all sorts of places.  I spend an average of 6 hours a day reading.

Ive actually been thinking of barring myself from the internet so I start reading books again.


PatrickKn said:
Euphie said:
This thread reminds me I got started on the game of thrones series, bought the whole set, and haven't gotten past the first book yet. Now I'm going to have to juggle that with Wheel of Time.


It's my favorite fantasy series in terms of the books (though I admittedly haven't read very much fantasy). It can be a dry read at times, but I find it totally sucks me in as well. I finished the fourth a while back, excellent read. Fair warning, the second book is the dryest (that I've read), so it can take a while to close it out. After the first half of the second book, stuff picks up pace tremendously, and doesn't really stop through the third and fourth books.


Read the hobin hobb series :yesnod:
I want to read Game of thrones too but I might end up watching the series. That blonde is too awesome and everyone dying :lol: .


You mean Daenerys Targaryen? She is the most perfect looking female I've ever seen. Jeez. I had my hair that color for a while even, I love that silver-white blonde. Gah.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Euphie]
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Same. The whiter/silvery it gets, the more AWWWEESUUUUMMM:sunny::awegroove:

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Patlal]
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I count 80 items on my Kindle alone.  At some point I'll go through my bookshelf and see how many I've read there.  Then I'll see if I can recall how many books I've checked out of the library.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Silversoul]
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i keep a list. :lol: i  am  nerd.

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: akira_akuma]
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well over 100+ every week i go to the salvation army and buy like 6 books or more depending wat they just got in.
But i just cant get into e books theres just something about physical books you just cant beat


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Alex Roivas]
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Hmmm. I have about 70 books I have read on hand. Not sure how many I have read from libraries or borrowed from friends or have given away etc.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: akira_akuma]
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I didn't really like Kafka, i thought it was a mental masturbation (but i didnt read metamorphose, i read The castle). Like, you understood what was his point after the 2 first chapters but he kept rambling and rambling :shrug:.

However i liked most of the authors that you listed. Concerning Margaret Atwood, i suggest you to read "The Handmaid's Tale" or the "Oryx and Crake" trilogy (if you like science fiction). She really is a good writer.


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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: Amphibolos]
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that's the point. there is no end. (Kafka's short stories are alot less rambling though)

some people read for different reasons. i read for the prose. i like reading the words and that's all that matters to me. everything else: story, characters, symbolism, ideas... it's all bonuses to me. there doesn't HAVE to be a point to a book, as long as the prose is good.

PS: i definitely intend on reading the trilogy and Handmaids Tale, at some point. i love Atwoods writing, at all levels. poetry, shorts, and novels, critic, she is great with all prose and poetry.

PPS: i still can't wait to read Godel Esher Bach: i keep hearing about it, and i just can't find time to read it, too many other books, but GARRRRR i need to read it.

Edited by akira_akuma (01/03/15 09:00 PM)

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Re: I have read 93 books that I can think of. How many have you read? [Re: akira_akuma]
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Thousands, easily. (Hundreds, if you don't include the books read for my degree.)  Cute that you keep track.  Good work.  Keep reading!!!


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Edited by Yakul (01/03/15 09:16 PM)

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