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Shogun - James Clavell White Noise - Don DeLillo Underworld - Don DeLillo The Sportswriter - Richard Ford

I really like this one.

I think if you're intending it to be non-fiction, you're obligated to keep people's names accurate, but as long as you aren't revealing and/or accusing someone of breaking the law or something that might jeopardize say, a divorce settlement, no one can do anything to you. Slander is a tricky...

I just finished this the other day. I think there was probably one or two too many grisly murder scenes which seemed to lessen the impact as the book went on, but overall I loved it. Great great dialog and I was laughing out loud at several moments in the book. :stars4:

Sup!

American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis:stars4:

*bot-a-bing*

Awesome.

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Hi!

Probably not, no. :lol: It works on angry customers though.

:lol: I remember that. One of the first things I was told when I got into this business was that when a dog is charging you, a lot of the time it will be freaked out if you start flailing about and run toward it. It's worked many times.

Almost got into a fight with a dog earlier. It came running out of the garage and snarling so I threw my arms way up in the air and ran toward him. He stopped and ran back in the garage like a wus.

Nice to see you. :)

Yes, it's very long. :) That picture above is from 11 years ago when I was 21 and looked 13. :lol:

Well luckily I don't really have to pay too much attention since I'm only in there to renew the hours for my license, heh.

It's sort of like walking into a bank and thinking, "you know what would be nice, if there was somewhere I could put all of my money instead of always carrying it around with me." :p

Three days in a training class starting today. Ugh.

Apparently! Calculus, nuclear energy, radioactive--nessstuff. What do you do for fun, teach at MIT for free? :lol: :p

Dang, you've been reading some serious business over there. :lol: