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Oh, but I'll gladly give them whenever I wish. I do whatever the hell I want! btw... 1. You never stated a fact. 2. Quit complaining. 3. Mind your own business. 4. HA!

No biggie, I was just trying to turn the heat up... :D

To each his own... ...no offense, but AquaBlue can do whatever the hell he/she wants to do. :innocent:

I recently ordered it off Amazon. Waiting for it to arrive. I've been listening to Melissa's discussions for a few years on her group's podast Pottercast from The Leaky Cauldron website. Definitely interested in reading her book.

Journey to the Centre of the Earth ~ Jules Verne Around the World in 80 Days ~ Jules Verne Gulliver's Travels ~ Jonathan Swift Mythology ~ Edith Hamilton :whistling:

:stars5: Just purchased these off Amazon! :stars5: Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon - William Lewis Herndon Harry, A History: The True Story of a Boy Wizard, His Fans, and Life Inside the Harry Potter Phenomenon - Melissa Anelli Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich - William L...

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Thanks for the suggestions guys! I'll check them all out!

I'm looking for an adventure type book that deals with the Amazon or some other jungle area as such. Basicly an adventure jungle book. Something similar to "The Lost World", but without the dinosaurs. Nothing with aliens or monsters or anything. I can't think of anything! Maybe having to...

On the Heart of Gold.

THE ILLUSTRATED MANUAL OF SNIPER SKILLS SAS URBAN SURVIVAL HANDBOOK WEAPON THE WAR THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO U.S. ARMY SURVIVAL SKILLS, TACTICS, AND TECHNIQUES

Pencils. Writing with pencils, other people writing with pencils... The texture...the SOUND...the feel. Yuck.

The God Delusion ~ Richard Dawkins

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I'm 100% opposite of that...

The Ultimate Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy ~Leatherbound Version with all 5 novels. Star Wars: A New Hope

The Odyssey - Homer, Translated by W. H. D. Rouse Dune - Frank Herbert Battle: A Visual Journey Through 5,000 Years of Combat - Reg Grant Sports Illustrated: The Football Book - Rob Fleder (Editor) Dead Center: A Marine Sniper's Two-Year Odyssey in the Vietnam War- Ed Kugler Marine Sniper...

Steve Irwin never harmed or treated irresponsibly any of the wildlife he worked with. The man wouldn't even hold a snake by it's head, whether venomous or non, in order to not disrupt their long backbones. What exactly was the manner that was irresponsible? He was a professional and knew...

Stephen King books are notorious for that.

Nothing annoys me more when buying a book than that.