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Has anyone seen this? One of the most intense war movies I've ever seen. Seriously edge-of-your-seat kind of stuff.

Yes because broken spines and dislocated femurs is much more manly.

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I watched the first two eps just now. Wow, these people are ridiculous, but it's like a train wreck. I have to know how it ends up.

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This is going make you very dizzy. My best is 36 lines. First-Person Tetris

Well I already own Water for Elephants and haven't read it yet, so I'll go with that.

Hey there, fellow Texan! :)

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Here's to next year.:)

Yeah and it's my fault for not opening the book first to see. That's happened to me twice. Maybe I'll actually learn my lesson on the third time.:lol:

At first when he said this, I was in a sort of bewildered state, but then I remembered who he was and it didn't matter as much anymore. It's still pretty sad that there are people who think he has a point. You'd think that people who make deals with the devil are living very extravagant...

I've thrown a few away that I got from a used store that were high-lighted and written in extensively. I can't a read a book like that and used stores shouldn't accept them.

I read to learn. Learn about people and places in story form and not textbook form. Without ever going somewhere, I can tell you about the place from reading a book about it. I know that Gilbert Court is one of the most dangerous parts of south Chicago from reading Calumet City by Charlie...

A few that I definitely want to read this year, mainly because I put them off for at least a year and some two years: Bluesman - Andre Dubus III The Rape of Nanking - Iris Chang Sons and Lovers - D.H. Lawrence Middlesex - Jeffery Eugenides

Actually, I meant that I spelled it wrong.:whistling:

Sorry, I did a search and didn't find this thread... because it's spelled wrong.:p