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granted, but after reading some reports on the internet you'll be paranoic all the time wondering if they are actually listening to music or if they are actually using their mp3 players as a cover for eardropping on your conversations :eek: i wish the tinman had a heart

considerations appart, i read a 500 pages book every two weeks, if im busy it can take me up to a month (once i read two and a half books in a 12 hours flight plus another 6 hours in the airport waiting for my conection :D )

hey watch the bright side, with so many people complaining about its innacuracies, guys who found interesting the movie, might feel curious about whats the acurate version and actually pick a book

on behalf of the book forum, i must say we are very sorry to dissapoint you, we feel very ashamed for it now if you escuse me, i got to go and whip everyperson who liked children of men, and shot whoever dare to like titanic..... :D :D :D

welcome to the forum, i think there used to be thread like this around (search it for other suggestions), i once read one by james partteson called "when the wind blows" with a plot similar to what you describing...

try grisham's "the partner"

you know, uncle Joe G. used to say that if you repeat that long enough it may become true :D

i guess the only one who can aswer about the intention of the blog system is darren but really dont see the point of complaining about it, its a great add on to the board, an extra service for the users you might say, i mean sure i can have a blog at blogger.com just like who knows how many...

some day our grand grand grand children will evolve into that kind of perfection (lucky bastards :mad: ) :D :D :D

thx a lot for the laugh :D

dracula is a must read the historian is a great book, really enjoy it, but got that kind of feeling of the author not knowing how to end it, and rushing to finishing it

aha, a reading wench :D havent read a lot of pirates books, but from the few i had, i would recomend "Long John Silver" by Bjorn Larsson, its a fictional autobiography of the good old cook :)

also for further reference check the graphic novel "300" by Frank Miller :D

if you are an history buff, just keep in mind that the movie is based on a graphic novel inspired on the battle of thermopylae and not based on the battle itself i cant wait to see it either, hope they release it soon in my country :)

three that come to mind sophie's choice the unbereable ligthness of being the truce (benedetti)

happy birthday ell, im glad you had a great one (and you didnt clean :D )

hey welcome home grab a chair and get a beer from the fridge, magic books are in aisle number 5 and dont forget to stamp it at the front desk see you around

i like canada, i like a lot toronto, and i love sexual graphic content :D welcome to the book and reader forum, im looking foward to read some of your work, there is some people which like to share their works in the forum, im sure you'll feel right at home see you around

Dracula - probably the first "old" book i read, after years of watching the old dracula's movies, i guess i though that in a scarry novel writen 100 years ago the scarry concept would seem to naive for today's standars, so all i can say its, it was a very pleasant surprise :D

granted, it starts tomorrow, but since your grades arent that good, you have to stay home to take some particular classes i wish i was evil