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Posted by DJ Eco on Sep-05-2008 17:22:

What does the apple have anything to do with it?!?!?!?!?

Posted by Burak14 on Sep-06-2008 07:04:

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Originally posted by DJ Eco
What does the apple have anything to do with it?!?!?!?!?

Apple products are shit too?

Posted by The Vza on Sep-06-2008 08:19:

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Originally posted by DJ Eco
What does the apple have anything to do with it?!?!?!?!?

i was gonna say. whats with the apple? they should have put a bottle of prune juice on the cover instead.

Posted by DJ_Lord on Sep-06-2008 23:20:

you gotta read the numerati by stephen baker.. bought it last night and just finished it - great ideas, concepts. a little too general.

Posted by edubbz on Sep-07-2008 17:46:

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Originally posted by yankeeBaby
"We Wish To Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families"

Philip Gourevitch.

Stories from the Rwandan genocide era. Very well-written with an intensive background of how the country's severe problems came about....as well as personal tales of the trauma that went about during that time. Combo of political/historical/personal. Tons of awards won for this book, and for good reason.

hmm this one sounds interesting...might take a look at it, thx!
...right after i finish reading "Dude, wheres my country?" by Michael Moore (pretty intriguing so far i must say- i love a person who isn't afraid to speak his mind n attack)

KEEP POSTING TITLES GUYS!!

Posted by jonnypmo on Sep-07-2008 17:56:

I enjoy the TV show Dexter a lot, decided to pick up the first book, "Darkly Dreaming Dexter". Half way through and really enjoying it. If you're unfamiliar with the show it's about a forensic scientist who specializes in blood splatter who is also a serial killer.

However...my friend who has read all of the books thus far (3) says that Jeff Lindsay introduced supernatural powers in the third book, that it was awful, and to only bother reading the first two books.

Posted by Stef on Sep-08-2008 01:30:

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