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>> No.1374393 [View]

>>1374378
I read his wiki page and thought he sounded like a cool guy.

>> No.1374386 [View]

>>1374375
Last book I ordered from them was on November 30th and it hasn't shown up yet. I'm having doubts about whether it will or not.
For what that's worth.

>> No.1374379 [View]

>>1374347
>i dont know who Kesha is
>wiki page
>MTV awards and teen choice awards
>i would have left too

>> No.1374371 [View]

>>1374363
When you explain it like that, his books don't sound all that awful. I really should read one of his books these days, but for better or worse I will probably never get around to it.

>> No.1374320 [View]

>>1374318
LOL

>> No.1374272 [View]
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War of the Worlds audiobook with dubstep to mix, listen to it or download it here.

http://lostinasupermarket.com/2010/07/war-of-the-worlds-dubstep-mix/

>> No.1374240 [View]

ohlookthisthreadagain.jpg

>> No.1374227 [View]

>>1374220
Excellent troll.

>> No.1374222 [View]

>>1374217
You're a hairy potter, Wizard.

>> No.1374189 [View]

Kafka on the Beach, I hear. I don't really know.
>>1374184
wat?

>> No.1374152 [View]

>>1374143
but these are the funnest troll threads

>> No.1374139 [View]

Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary

>> No.1374132 [View]

inb4 atlas shrugged

>> No.1374104 [View]

I keep meaning to read Rabelais. On his wiki page it lists his books as released in the following order, which I have to assume is the best way to read them.

Gargantua and Pantagruel, a series of four or five books including:
Pantagruel (1532)
La vie très horrifique du grand Gargantua, usually called Gargantua (1534)
Le tiers livre ("The third book", 1546)
Le quart livre ("The fourth book", 1552)
Le quint livre (A fifth book, whose attribution to Rabelais is debated)

>> No.1374088 [View]

>>1374077
Yeah, pretty much. I took away a few interesting ideas from the book even if she wasn't able to shape them into anything meaningful herself.

>> No.1374050 [View]

Hi Tao, how have you been? You've been making stops by /lit more frequently these days.

>> No.1374046 [View]

I loved it, I've read it a half dozen times, and I hardly ever re read a book. You may be trying to troll, but I am not.

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>>1374016

>> No.1373976 [View]

Rape and pillage the land and it's denizens, of course.

>> No.1373907 [View]

This pic is going to come in handy. Thanks, OP.

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>> No.1373557 [View]

The book has more historical merit than literary. Maybe interesting psychological insights as well.

>> No.1372574 [View]

>>1372544
I see what you did there.
I've never read Stephen King's work but I read the wiki page

>> No.1372534 [View]

>>1371638
When I lived in New Mexico I drank this often. It is really good stuff.

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