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Teenage girl who makes a conscious choice to act as dumb as possible and gets caught between two guys who could kill her with their bare hands/teeth/fangs/paws/whatever and indulges in her selfish obsessions while her father does nothing and her mother follows her boyfriend around the country...

"Immorality with trees"? :confused:

I have voted several times and not participated simply because I don't have the book and it would be hard for me to get a copy unless I order it online, which would mean paying about 20 dollars on top of the price of the book for shipping and handling, plus having to wait 2 to 3 weeks for...

Spot on! :D

Please use spoiler tags, there's still a few countries where Inception hasn't premiered and there's also people who haven't seen it in countries where it's already playing. Thanks! :flowers:

I wouldn't! I like Quinn, though I can see why some people don't. Plus, if Dex kills him it'd be like Doakes all over again...

OMG... major goosebumps! Thanks for posting it Libra6 :flowers:

Has anyone seen the season 5 trailer???? TV.com has a "description" of the trailer but that's all. Some pics here if you want to find out more about season 5. SPOILER PICS, you have been warned!

Wagner, Ride of the Valkyries. My upstairs neighbor listens to "reguetón" so I figured this would be a great way to annoy him :D

Can you get decent coffee in Germany? It was pretty hard in France, they like to think their coffee is good but they're so wrong...

How much coffee is that? I usually drink 2 cups before noon but according to my coffeemaker it's actually almost 5 cups... :D

OMG Libra, I won't be able to eat eggs for months... :D

I saw the German movie The Edukators last night :stars4:

Yeah she's kind of fun, I'll give you that. But not enough for me to waste my time (or money) on her. I like music I can listen to, and she's more of a visual "thing".

B-I-N-G-O :lol::lol::lol:

Have you read The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides? It's dark, sweet and beautifully written. I would also recommend The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, by Junot Diaz. I know they don't seem like the most obvious choices but these are two of the most emotionally powerful books I have read...

No Country for Old Men :stars5:

hello japn I'm not sure what you mean by "similar". You mention Soseki, Ishiguro and Murakami (Ryu or Haruki?), but those are three very different authors with little in common, other than the fact that they're all japanese. Maybe you could try reading Yukio Mishima or Yasunari Kawabata...

Well, to quote an old friend, A million flies can't be wrong, garbage is good! (he didn't actually say garbage but then neither did he say it in English so my translation will have to do).