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I like the Willy Wonka one. This one wins, though, hands down: The Wicker Man Recut

:lol: Great scene!

Casablanca! My film-obsessed friend is distraught that I still haven't seen it yet...

Carly Simon, Stevie Nicks, Janis Joplin, Natalie Merchant, Dido, 4 Non-Blondes...so many good ones! Norah Jones is amazing as well. I agree with Regina Spektor, and I can't forget Blondie or Lily Allen.

I had to read this play as part of my orientation for college - before discussing it with my peers, I thought I'd discuss it with B and R members! What did you think of it? I thought it was interesting, especially in light of all the modern uses of its story. However, I found it a...

My favorite old film is Bonnie and Clyde, hands down. Others I enjoy are: All the President's Men The Sting Breakfast at Tiffany's and like someone else mentioned, Young Frankenstein.

I should have listened to you, ecks: I checked out The Brothers Karamazov from the library and I decided to buy it. Well, I picked up the Constance Garret copy out of all the ones I could have picked from...I see the difference already, so I'm going to hoard this library copy for all it's worth...

I have a question about Stephanie Meyer - are her books intended for teens? I don't usually like this category of books, but I have been hearing so much about her trilogy in the past few weeks that I feel compelled to at least try reading it. Is it worth reading for someone who really only reads...

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I have been wanting to read this ever since I saw the movie version (which was excellent, if you couldn't tell). I just came upon The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. I think it belonged to my brother but...I'm taking it anyway ;)

Nope! Sounds interesting though... Ever tried sushi?

Ready to Run - Dixie Chicks :)

Origami, knitting, and some scrap booking. What kind of crafts have you always wanted to do?

I have it, but I haven't picked i0t up yet. Once I'm done with this monster Brothers Karamazov I'll read it :)

Just finished Letter to a Christian Nation by Sam Harris. Really interesting read. kerouac66, I haven't read House of Leaves. Would you recommend it, despite its craziness?

The book sounds excellent (and what a great cover too). I thoroughly enjoyed The Virgin Suicides so I trust Jeffrey Eugenides and his recommendations :)

Happy Birthday :)

Probably not the only one, but...I really hated that book. But I have a problem suspending that kind of belief.

Do you think Snuff is worth buying? Personally I have felt that since Choke and Fight Club his novels have gone considerably downhill - how is Snuff in comparison?

:lol:, oh my.