I'm not reading anything right now. But I think sometime this week I'm going to motivate myself to finally read that Woody Guthrie book I bought a couple years ago.
I bet it's very interesting, I'm just not the type to read books too often, except when it's for school. And after all the terribly boring books I've had to read for school, I can kind of see why I'm not too interested in reading.

i don't watch the black hawks dude that's gentleman johnny. or w/e his newer name was

edit: anticipation

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Thank you, NSW.

Ha! This was the first Moore I read. Well, there are few of them. It's good if I've seriously nothing else to read. He's a good story teller, and has unique, humorous stories, but it doesn't really do anything else for me.

You should read Pee Gaskin's Autobiography. Well, technically it's a semi-autobiography. Nonetheless, graphic and .. Well, detailed.

You're welcome. :) Glad you're liking it better this time around. Like I said, it's one of my all time favorite books.

Nausea, American Gods, and Sabriel! Nice :)

I'm reading Critique of Pure Reason by Emanuel Kant at the moment. I just finished The Fifth Sacred Thing. That was a great book if you're into future dystopia style literature.

Oh, I'm certainly on the same boat. He's funny and the stories are great - and that's about it really. I don't actually 'learn' much per se from his books, nor do I ponder over the texts. Usually, a fast read (with many a laugh) does it - and this one should be over in a couple of days time.

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Just started this. A kind of novel slash satirical commentary on pop culture.

Merle Haggard's Autobiography
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I got halfway through and had to quit reading it.


I was falling in love with him. :laughing:

There's no shame in it. I LOVE MERLE HAGGARD!!!. I wanna, shout it from the roof-tops...