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Admin	The last book you read Posted : 11 Mar, 2010 07:01 PM just curious to see what type of books you guys read :) Fiction or Non-Fiction? Post Reply
View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 13 Mar, 2010 08:19 AM Is that "Ice Cream Clones?" :dancingp::bunny: Post Reply
View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 13 Mar, 2010 08:40 AM No, hollowed out clones. :nahnah: Post Reply
View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 13 Mar, 2010 08:43 AM Oh, but they're usually pretty cold like 'Ice Cream Clones'. I can do this all day. :bouncy: Post Reply
Agnos View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 13 Mar, 2010 02:10 PM Arch... that was nice... the part of we all coming from Venus... the beautiful twin of our planet... but... hum!! do you really want us to go back?.... ha?... do you... ha? :goofball: Well in another thread I said about loving the book of Ecclesiastes.... and I love the book of Revelation, the gospel of John, Romans... among others... tell me about the book of Daniel, ha? I like some kind of science fiction, for example : The Little Prince - Hubert the Saint Exupery... it is a fictional story about a little boy who came from an asteroid see know the Earth and he makes a beautiful and rich friendship with a pilot whose plain had crashed into the desert... That one has been one of my favorites since I was 9. I have enjoyed some science fiction stories and real stories like "The Andromeda Nebula", The first teacher... Ah! there is one book I have enjoyed a lot too, it is a compilation of fictional stories about real facts of human history... "Decadency and fall of almost everybody" ... literally translated.... it is written in a funny and fine style. Post Reply
View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 13 Mar, 2010 11:28 PM agnos' post made me think of this. My first favorite book was Viking Adventure by Clyde Robert Bulla. For that reason, it's still one of my favorites. Post Reply
View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 14 Mar, 2010 09:07 AM The Tipping Point by Malcome Gladwell sounds like another good one I've been wanting to get my hands on as well. Post Reply
View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 15 Mar, 2010 12:07 PM Kids books are great too. Maybe just as good as grown up books. You know what's always good to read when you have a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day? Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. You know what else is always terrific to read? Hank The Cowdog :laugh: Post Reply
vkjewell View Profile History	The last book you read Posted : 15 Mar, 2010 07:42 PM Right on Remp! Kid's books Kick ....well RULE! Archie clearly needs to read a few. Or at least, "Everything I ever needed to know to be nice I learned in Kindergarten...." OH! Catholic schools don't teach nice, I forgot! Ouch! Another ruler across the knuckles! Ouch! Ouch! He started it! Girl basher! Post Reply

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