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ClanOverdosed 691 Posts June 29 2010 02:59 GMT #181

TitleRug United States651 Posts June 29 2010 04:41 GMT #182

holy_war United States3590 Posts June 29 2010 04:43 GMT #183 http://www.amazon.com/Moon-People-Dale-M-Courtney/dp/1436372135

Martinni Canada169 Posts June 29 2010 05:14 GMT #184

Frah Canada96 Posts June 29 2010 05:15 GMT #185 I like it

iNCuBuS_ United States905 Posts June 29 2010 05:18 GMT #186 Im 3/4 of the way done with After that is another Tom Clancy book, then Stephen Colbert's book (his first if theres more than one out now).

Alter United States33 Posts June 29 2010 05:18 GMT #187

SagaZ France3460 Posts June 29 2010 05:25 GMT #188 + Show Spoiler + On June 29 2010 14:14 Martinni wrote: I'm reaalllyyyy looking forward to reading this one but i'm having trouble fiding it Last one I read, was well worth the price:

judochopaction United States533 Posts June 29 2010 05:25 GMT #189

arb Noobville17920 Posts June 29 2010 05:29 GMT #190

GuerrillaRepublik United States34 Posts June 29 2010 05:33 GMT #191 Behold A Pale Horse - Bill William Cooper.

Sentient66 United States651 Posts June 29 2010 05:34 GMT #192

EpiK Korea (South)5757 Posts June 29 2010 06:05 GMT #193 didn't watch the movie but this book is surprisingly good

QuoC United States724 Posts June 29 2010 06:39 GMT #194 i just read.. now reading:

Malgrif Canada1095 Posts June 29 2010 06:52 GMT #195 currently reading

prOxi.swAMi Australia3091 Posts June 29 2010 06:55 GMT #196 Just finished: Currently reading: Next:

BrogMaN United States108 Posts June 29 2010 07:17 GMT #197 Hilarious! Almost done with the third book.

ZapRoffo United States5544 Posts June 29 2010 07:33 GMT #198

scrdmnttr United States96 Posts June 29 2010 08:06 GMT #199 I have a page-long list now of books from this thread. Well I guess it's good I have nothing to do this summer . I'm really happy to see everyone's choices in books! Atheist books, sci fi, science & history!? Yay! Even Thomas Paine?! Yay some more! Just Read: This was recommended in a different tl thread, but I really loved it. It has quirky humor with some manly appeal to manliness (adventures and beautiful women) and a really interesting plot. Reading Right Now: A fun book for understanding the basics of insect biology. and I'm kind of bored by this book and I've sort of abandoned it. Recommended: For those interested in atheism I'd totally recommend Friedrich Nietzsche. Especially The Gay Science and Thus Spoke Zarathustra. I'd also recommend practically any Christopher Hitchens and of course Dawkins. They are both excellent writers that are very fun to read. (If you are knowledgeable scientifically, don't bother with the science books written by Dawkins and jump straight into textbook science books simply because his are too easy). This is an interesting book I picked up at Borders. If you're curious about the brain and want a condensed summary (and don't mind too many typos) this is a good read. Also try Lord of the Flies if you like to delve deeply into a story to find the inner meaning of everything. Plus it's pretty short, whether or not that's a plus. Thanks everyone for your recommendations! I really love these threads because it helps me discover so many great books!

neohero9 United States595 Posts June 29 2010 10:53 GMT #200 By Peter Singer: Animal Liberation Writings on an Ethical Life Practical Ethics I swear I have another one around here, but I can't seem to locate it... The Philosopher's Toolkit by Baggini & Fosl (was ok).

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