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naked as a jaybird piss like a racehorse horny as a goat run like the dickens (?)

Salt N Pepa's "Push it" "ooh baby baby! yeah baby baby! ooh baby baby! yeah baby baby!" ...and then the beat. aghhh!!!:mad: also Black Eyed Peas "my hump my hump, my lovely lady lumps" *shivers*

Anyone know any good war fiction books? After reading The Things They Carried I'm in the need for some good war books. I have Slaughterhouse Five and I just ordered Johnny Got His Gun, are there any good ones anyone can suggest? :)

Amy Tan, Stephanie Michelle.

I got The Memory of Running (i think thats the name) brand new for 50 cents at a yard sale. Pretty neat, except my boyfriend is "borrowing" it.:mad: lol. I also just got Intensity by Koontz and Rainbow Six by Clancy, hope to start one of them soon though its doubtful.:(

BarnesandNoble.com I dont really buy books from there but I like to browse and check out customer reviews.:D What type of music do you like?

Favorite wine? Well, I'm only 18 but I've tasted quite a bit here and there. I enjoy anything from Napa Valley, the 1998 Red I had the other day was pretty good.:D What would you do for a Klondike bar?:p

I WANT THAT!!!!:D :D :D

Tapping a pencil on a desk/table. So annoying when trying to read!!:mad: What is your favorite candy bar?

holy shit! I thought that it was actually a real fiction book, not a non-fiction which turned out to be fiction. :eek: I must admit, I did like the opening chapter though...:o

yea i read this fine book in middle school. dally stole my heart....with his bad boy ways....:o

I've always seen Dean Koontz books in used book stores and thrift stores and just labeled him as another worn out best selling author (along with the other authors filling the thrift store shelves like Danielle Steele, Stephen King, Tom Clancy, Michael Crichton...blah blah blah). But after...

Guerrilla Warfare- Ernesto "Che" Guevara

oh you are in for a real treat, I just finished it. I only regret that I read the book straight through and didn't savor each single story as much as I wish I had. (Still kick-ass though :D :D :D !!!)

In high school i was "forced" to read: Things fall apart Like water for chocolate Maggie girl of the streets Return of the Native Child of the Owl A Thousand pieces of gold Siddhartha Pride and Prejudice (this was the only one I hated!!!:mad: ) Hamlet (play) Hard Times Heart of...

I just bought the first in the series, the adaptation of Homeland. Its so good! The artists is dead on to what Drizzt should look like (Salvatore even said so in his little opening letter). Its so weird seeing the story go so fast, its great though. This will definitely guide comix fans into his...

this ones cool too. but i dont see it in any bookstore. i have the yellow watered down edition. but the blowup doll is hot!;)

oi! Cormac McCarthy! Blood Meridian is flippin awesome. A variance of the Western I thoroughly enjoyed was Little Big Man. give em a whirl!:D

lol seriously, lil stewie needs to realize that "horror" doesnt have to mean all violence and gore. There's also the horror of war or the horror of humanity (or inhumanity). with that said, i'm surprised A Clockwork Orange hasnt been mentioned. I was lucky enough to read the book first and...

I used to have a hamster that I would place on top of my head when I read but after a few "surprises", I decided to just let her crawl around my bed. She would also hang on my lip with her little front legs. But now, she's in hamster heaven...:(