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[nosurrendercell]

Current reading list:

Challenge of the North Cascades by Fred Beckey
Native to Nowhere by Timothy Beatley
Mount Rainier Climbing Guide by Mike Gauthier
Hot Tubs, Saunas, & Steam Baths by Alan Sanderfoot
Alternative Construction by Lynne Elizabeth and Cassandra Adams

What about you kids? What are you all reading? Post it, suckas.

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[hateandloveme]

Euphemism & Dysphemism by Keith Allan and Kate Burridge (I am in the process of writing a 15-20 research paper on usage of the word “fuck”)
The Long Emergency by James Howard Kunstler
And
Essential Bushcraft by Ray Mears

I don't know how to make the titles underlined as I am not familiar with HTML

do you masturbate to cliffhanger?

[nosurrendercell]

That's a damn good collection anyways. I want to read that paper. Send it on over the interweb when yur done.

I haven't masturbated to Cliffhanger. Hope I didn't make you sad. Plus scary climbing tends to cause shrinkage.

[hateandloveme]

I would have thought that Sylvester Stallone awesome rippling muscles would have been like climbing porn.

and john Lithgow on the other hand...now there is some shrinkage...

[purveyorofchaos]

The Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti, Maya Deren
Alicia II, Robert Thurston (Lol it has my name)

And the stack I'm getting to slowly:
A Manual of Urban Guerilla Warfare: Fighting in the Streets, Urbano
Catechism of the Revolutionist, Sergei Nechayev
The Theater and it's Double, Antonin Artaud
Death in Midsummer, Yukio Mishima
Embracing Defeat:Japan in the Wake of WW2, John W. Dower
The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoyevsky

[nosurrendercell]

Yours are way more academic and I'm the one who's in school. Hows that work. They all look really interesting though.

[iamfish]

The Lives of Cells by Lewis Thomas
Mycorrhizas: Anatomy and Cell Biology by a whole bunch of people
and I'm technically still in the middle of reading Guns, Germs, and Steel. And of course the latest National Geographic issue and an impressive pile of textbooks/ID guides.

[nosurrendercell]

You mean those books are for class? Jesus. Whats the Lives of Cells about? Is there drama and intrigue?

[iamfish]

oh no, none of those are for class except the pile o' text books. and it's actually The Lives of a Cell, and it's definately full of drama, intrigue, wit, and wonderment! It's amazing, I highly recommend it, it's pretty short too...much less intimidating than all the other books in my pile, heh.