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pk- wrote:

cracking book

Heard that's quality - how you finding it so far?

aaah nice to a have an unexpectedly positive response to the quantum!

pk- wrote:

cracking book

Yeah, this is good! My Dad got it for me for Christmas last year... couldn't put it down!

faust.dtc wrote:

WTF

faust.dtc wrote:

that's the funniest shit ive seen all week!

Just finished reading 'A Brief History of Nearly Everything' under someones recommendation on here; which was wicked. Now reading H.P Lovecraft short stories and Richard Dawkins: The Selfish Gene, which is incredible.

Just finished DMT the spirit molecule. About to get into some Von Daniken "history is wrong"

hayze99 wrote:Just finished reading 'A Brief History of Nearly Everything' under someones recommendation on here; which was wicked.

Loved this.... I stole the audiobook off the internet recently so I could 'read' it again without having to open my eyes.

- Fictional memories of life in a small town in Jamaica. Really good read.

- If you hated Britpop (I did, on the whole) you'll love this. Haines is hilarious.

- Really great book about late 70s / early 80s music. One of the best books I've read about music.

All of the above were chosen as light reading antidotes to:

which was one of the darkest books I've read in my entire life.

hayze99 wrote:Now reading H.P Lovecraft short stories and Richard Dawkins: The Selfish Gene, which is incredible.

Both on my to-read list. Although less and less interested in reading Dawkins as time goes on.

Die verwandlung. in german, for A level.
its funny cause we aint actually reading it, jus flicking through and hilighting important quotes
apart from that, just finished Dharma Bums by jack kerouac, and started one by roberto bolano.
all these books go right over my head lol

hayze99 wrote:Richard Dawkins: The Selfish Gene, which is incredible.

i bought this, lent it to a friend without reading it, and that was months ago .
is it it hard to read, like loads of scientificy jargon?

64hz wrote:its funny cause we aint actually reading it, jus flicking through and hilighting important quotes

Sure you're not meant to you know, read it in your own time outside the class?

Just wondering cos that's how we do it in my classes

kay wrote:

hayze99 wrote:Now reading H.P Lovecraft short stories and Richard Dawkins: The Selfish Gene, which is incredible.

Both on my to-read list. Although less and less interested in reading Dawkins as time goes on.

Same.... though, I caved and read the Dawkins on my housemate's recommendation in the end. Some decent thoughts, but his style gets me all itchy, it's all a bit polemic in places... I wanted to punch him in the face on quite a few occasions.

Uncle Bill wrote:

I want to read this a LOT.

This thread.

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