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    Economist or Guardian Weekly?

    I decided on the Economist. The issue I read wowed me, and the ordering and delivery process for overseas customers seems easier than that for the Guardian Weekly. I need it in paper form as eating breakfast is boring without some reading material, and I don't have a notebook computer. I...
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    Prohibitive Law vs Protective Justice

    My system? Oh no. I just don't like the sound of "she may never be released" and "there are no set punishments". It leaves a lot of room for legal abuse.
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    Books you'd never let your kids read....

    Me, too. It just encourages the eating of forbidden fruit.
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    Getting Into Shakespeare

    I don't like short poems, so the Sonnets are out. I've read a lot of the Sonnets, and appreciate them, but mostly, for me, short poems are unsatisfying. Kind of the a short joke compared to a Woody Allen movie. I actually liked reading Macbeth last month, so I guess my conclusion is that the...
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    Gun Control

    And, unless we assume heaven with 72 virgins really exists, this gun nutter already achieved more of his wishes than the average Muslim suicide bomber.
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    What's Your Favorite X-Mas Song?

    I second this. Fall on your knees! Oh, hear the angel voices!
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    Prohibitive Law vs Protective Justice

    Can you say Gitmo?
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    what language should I choose??

    Then French it is. I have to brush up on mine. I studied it for nine years total, but I've forgotten a lot.
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    Nice forum

    Welcome. Enjoy your stay.
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    Economist or Guardian Weekly?

    Daily papers overwhelm me, and monthlies leave me hanging. I need a good weekly. I find Time and Newsweek boring and light. I'd like to get MacLean's, since I'm Canadian, but I find it boring too. I can't just go to the newsstand and sample as I'm in Korea, and English mags are sparse...
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    Prohibitive Law vs Protective Justice

    I was also thinking about this. I find my wife in bed with another man. In a fit of rage I kill them both. Or maybe, I'd like to, but I don't, because some guys in flashing cars and blue clothes will lock me up for a long time because of some law.
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    Hi everbody

    You might enjoy Sophie's World. In a lot of ways it is dry and predictable because of what it's trying to do, but for a short course on philosophy it beats a textbook most days.
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    Greetings from California

    Do you wanna stay around and chat about other books, maybe share some of your writing in the Writers' Forum? The more the merrier.
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    War Books? Need Help

    If I personally wanted them that'd be fine. I shop from anywhere needed when I need a book. However, my school here in Korea has a really picky ordering policy involving, among other things, not shopping from overseas, especially used books. They have scads of paperwork to complete in their...
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    War Books? Need Help

    I'd like some help, too. When I was younger I read a Time Life series of books on WWII. It had about 30 books with lots of pictures and decent text content. I'd like to buy something similar for my school's library. The Time Life series is out of print, though.
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    Hello....

    Welcome. I think Lance is the king. Overcame a lot and excelled. Do you think he doped? I think not, but his achievements seem superhuman.
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    Hey, I'm Aaron

    Hi. Welcome. Enjoy your stay.
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    Hi from Moscow

    Hi Jonny and Bevnev. Welcome, and enjoy your discussions.
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    Getting Into Shakespeare

    Yeah, actually I'm really proud of myself. I read Macbeth last week, for the first time. I was enjoying it a lot, and really wanted to find out everything that happened. The criticism in the back of the book was very helpful for enjoying it on many levels. I'm going for King Lear next. It'll be...
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    Contacting an Author

    Ah yes, good old Nimbus. Thanks for the direct link Hermione. I was going to have to kick around for it this week. Wow, I'm so wanting to research and get on this project, and work just piles me down.
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