What are you reading now?

[Gambit]

I remember Dragon Tears being very good. Tick Tock. I also recommend the Bad Place.

 

[D-Dogg]

I also usually have a non-fiction audio book going in the car (I have about a half-hour commute, longer when I have to pickup or drop off the kids).

I started listening to "Blink" in the car. Pretty good so far, same tone as "The Tipping Point" and just as interesting.

I thought this a good idea, so I put Blink on my ipod and started listening to it today...I haven't read The Tipping Point (yet) but Blink has completely captivated me right away...this is great stuff. I'm now looking forward to the commute for more of the book.

Thanks Jariah!

 

[D-Dogg]

Hey Pariah, does Gladwell also read the Tipping Point audio book?

I like the way he reads Blink.

 

[Heucrazy]

I just read Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk(writer of Fight Club). What a weird, weird book. Twisted and gross but pretty entertaining..not really a horror book or about a haunting like you'd expect from the title.

If anyone can read the short story "Guts" and not get squeamish you've got something on me.

I just started Steven Pressfield's Virtues of War: A Novel of Alexander the Great. I read Gates of Fire about 3 years ago and I'm not sure why I waited so long to pick up another one of his novels...its a very good read.

Weird is the perfect word to describe Haunted, twisted is up there as well. "Guts" describes quite possibly one of the grossest things that can happen to a human.

 

[abomb]

I thought this a good idea, so I put Blink on my ipod and started listening to it today...I haven't read The Tipping Point (yet) but Blink has completely captivated me right away...this is great stuff. I'm now looking forward to the commute for more of the book.

Beer me the mp3s.

 

[Pariah]

Hey Pariah, does Gladwell also read the Tipping Point audio book?

I like the way he reads Blink.

Yup. He does them both with aplomb (not to be confused with abomb).

 

[CardEd]

The Last Season, by Eric Blehm. It tells the story of a backcountry ranger Randy Morgenson's life in the Sierra Nevada mountains, his accomplishments and his disappearance.

A really interesting read. It's got me thinking of hiking the John Muir Trail.

 

[abomb]

Erin and I started reading this book. Pretty good so far; something about a boy wizard or something.

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[Russ Smith]

I've read a lot of his Novels, probably most of them. Intensity is one of my favorites...Fear Nothing and Seize the Night were very good as well.

I read a ton of Koontz but it seemed like the payoff was never worth the buildup?

Koontz was Servants of the Twilight correct? That's probably been my favorite of his books.

 

[Linderbee]

Erin and I started reading this book. Pretty good so far; something about a boy wizard or something.

Does she tuck you in & kiss your forehead when she's done reading you your bedtime story?

 

[D-Dogg]

Erin and I started reading this book. Pretty good so far; something about a boy wizard or something.

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Being a Potthead, that book holds nice memories of when times were nice and comfy in Hogwarts. Now, with book 7 on the dark horizon, seeing little 'arry Potter on the cover there reminds me how far this series has come. Kudos, J.K.

 

[Assface]

Does she tuck you in & kiss your forehead when she's done reading you your bedtime story?

Linderbee's on a roll!

 

[HeavyB3]

Does she tuck you in & kiss your forehead when she's done reading you your bedtime story?

That would be awesome.

 

[D-Dogg]

Blink was really good...highly recommend.

I'm now listening to Good to Great..

 

[abomb]

Does she tuck you in & kiss your forehead when she's done reading you your bedtime story?

 

[Pariah]

Blink was really good...highly recommend.

I'm now listening to Good to Great..

I used to work in the same building as the author. An old school house in Boulder right on the creek. I think he stole my yogurt out of the fridge one day.

 

[Linderbee]

I used to work in the same building as the author. An old school house in Boulder right on the creek. I think he stole my yogurt out of the fridge one day.

the bastard.

 

[Pariah]

the bastard.

It was good yogurt, too. But the next day he had some really great pudding in the there, so I took that to make us even stevens.

I should write a book about that. I'd call it "Good to Great: The Real Story."

 

[Mulli]

It was good yogurt, too. But the next day he had some really great pudding in the there, so I took that to make us even stevens.

I should write a book about that. I'd call it "Good to Great: The Real Story."

You might leave out the chapter on the switch from Pariah to Jason to Pariah.

 

[Pariah]

You might leave out the chapter on the switch from Pariah to Jason to Pariah.

I'd have Jason write my forward.

 

[abomb]

It was great yogurt, too. But the next day he had some really great pudding in the there, so I took that to make us even stevens.

ftfy

 

[Mulli]

I'd have Jason write my forward.

Good idea, Mr. Nonpresident.

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[D-Dogg]

ftfy

No, you ruined it.

See, he went from good to great. Good yogurt to great pudding.

 

[Linderbee]

No, you ruined it.

See, he went from good to great. Good yogurt to great pudding.

sigh. What are we going to do with abomb?


He does have a point, though, since Jariah said that they were "even stevens". If he went from good to great, then really, he one-upped him.

 

[Pariah]

He does have a point, though, since Jariah said that they were "even stevens". If he went from good to great, then really, he one-upped him.

Seriously, folks. We need a "shakes fist" smiley.