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To The Lighthouse - Virginia Woolf A Vindication of the Rights of Woman - Mary Wollstonecraft A Handful Of Dust - Evelyn Waugh The Feminine Mystique - Betty Friedan The House of Mirth - Edith Wharton The Powers and Duties of Poor Law Guardians in Times of Exceptional Distress - Emmiline...

Kahlua. Irish Creme. (We like to kick it up a notch)

You've just got to jump right in and try it. How hard can it be?

White Russians. Why do you ask did I forget a comma?

"A suitable starting point from which to compare historical developments on the different continents is around 11,000 B.C."

I think you look like you've got one foot in the grave. Happy Birthday Lenny!

Don't bother it's inanimate, it shouldn't be offended. If I read A Hard Man is Good to Find I might not have anything interesting to say and if that is the case I'll just refrain from comment. However if A Good Find is to Hard, Man turns out to be interesting I may have lots of really neat...

I'm amazed that people list bands like that when there are these hideous "boy bands', endless pop-country clones and reality tv graduates that put out the most vile crap imaginable. To me this is a sign of the amount of classic rock radio programming, and their subsequent sickening thereof...

I too am a baller.

Count me on the paper side. Isabell, where are you?

Subtle might be worse. It means less people are aware of it. I think Big Brother is more of a general warning that could take several shapes. Reality TV is more like the is the magician's beautiful assistant, meant simply to distract.

I'm gonna go through another half-dozen or so chapters of Killing Hope: U.S Military and C.I.A. Intervetions Since World War II by William Blum. I read this one in sections spread out over months because the themes are so repetitive and depressing.

My reactions to the books were just the opposite. I thought 1984 was bleak, prescient and applicable to various societies but I never got into Canticle.. for whatever reason.

What're 'ya drinking?

Hmmph.....I dedicate myself everyday to perfecting what you spend but a single day of the week doing. Also, I play chess, do various landscape around the house, go for walks with my family, lifting weights & running on the treadmill (very much sick of these two right now) and read.

Very nice.

Ok, good one. Thanks for that Litany. So it's a choice between.... AND... I'll go with the former.

Eeeek...knows books....double-eeeek.....knows computers. I'll expect an air of ignorance or at least indifference if you ever notice me write something incorrect about either of the aforementioned topics. *Oh yah, welcome.

I'm not much of a fan of their music but I'm in awe of their refusal to reunite for $1,000,000,000.

The tenner was a joke and I bet you make great stuff (which is what by the way?), seriously though I wouldn't pay anybody by the hour to make something for me.