Since we have every other what do you like thread, I figured a what are you reading would be appropriate. Feel free to discuss, recommend, etc.

Right now I'm reading Catcher in the Rye not doing a whole lot for me at the moment but I haven't hit a point yet that quite explains all the rambling. That said that at least its been entertaining so far.

One of my favorite books is Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedas(lead singer of the Red Hot Chili Peppers). The whole book all you can say, he's one Lucky b@stard.

dry dry dry...
CCNA ICND1 CCENT book. I better pass this freakin test.

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Andy

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Bad Andy:

dry dry dry...
CCNA ICND1 CCENT book. I better pass this freakin test.

Good Luck ...

I just finished one called "How to Break a Terrorist" which was about the interrogators who found the location of Zarkowi in Iraq. Great book! It's about how these guys used brains and not brawn to get the people to give up the location of the Al Queda mastermind in Iraq.
Now I'm reading "Hollywood Crows" by Joseph Wambaugh. Good cop story.

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A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity by Bill O'Reilly. It's pretty good.

Ha Bill O'reilly! You don't have to agree with him but you have to laugh WITH him. lol

Dance of Death by Doug Preston and Lincoln Child. It's the 6th book in a series that started with Relic (the only one to be made into a movie). That and I'm kind of working on Sam Sheridan's: A Fighter's Heart - borrowed it from a friend and would like to get through it, but Dance of Death reads much quicker.

Last night I just finished The House of Mondavi, a look at the rise and fall of the Modavi wine dynasty. Awesome book. One of those ones you blaze through in a few days.

And late last night I started a book my wife got me for Christmas, How Football Explains America, by Sal Paolintonio. Good first chapter.

i made a joke about reading Perelman's Pocket Cyclopedia of Cigars from cover to cover.

then i started to think about it. Im on page 85.

im such a nerd

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Luko:

And late last night I started a book my wife got me for Christmas, How Football Explains America, by Sal Paolintonio. Good first chapter.

Luko let me know how that book is. I've been interested in it ever since I heard about it.

Just finished The Life of Pi by Yann Martel. Now reading Lincoln: The Biography of a Writer by Fred Kaplan. I'm about halfway through it, and so far it's pretty disappointing.

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Luko:

And late last night I started a book my wife got me for Christmas, How Football Explains America, by Sal Paolintonio. Good first chapter.

Luko let me know how that book is. I've been interested in it ever since I heard about it.

The first chapter is "How Football Explains Manifest Destiny." That should be good...go west, young man. Of course, in 2008, I can tell you that East Coast teams can go west and win, but West Coast teams can't go east and win.

Reading things.. Hmmm, I most recently read The Silmarion, A book on the "history" of middle earth (lord of the rings movies). It talks about the years, many years before the movies. Basically from the time began and the war of the elves (both times) and the rise of souron. Other than that nothing new lately. I did read some penthouse and cigar magazines... lol Oh and a tech manual on css.

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Just finished The Complete Idiots Guide to Cigars by Tad Gage. A lot of good info in there. About to start The Enemy Within by Michael Savage.

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