Books.

[yaarrrrrrrr]

So, I'm 20. I don't feel any different, just like every other year

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[bruce_sju]

Happy Birthday! T-... *remembers what he was warned*

[yaarrrrrrrr]

Thanks dude. I have no idea what I warned you about.

[jmac55]

I think you would enjoy anything by Hunter S Thompson...not really anti war stuff, though some of it does have some anti war sentiment I guess...but it's good writing and always interesting.

[yaarrrrrrrr]

Has he written anything besides Fear and Loathing?

Either way, you're probably right, I'll see if the Sicamouse library has any.

[jeereg]

Happy Birfday, man. Welcome to the third decade of your life.

Book recommendations, is it? War novels, are they? Huh. That's probably my worst genre (as far as recommendations go).

I have a feeling, if you like Heller and Vonnegut, that you'd enjoy Douglas Coupland, although I don't have a specific recommendation and I'm not sure that his subject matter is exactly what you're looking for. Still, I think it'd be a good fit - he's a Canadian satirist. If I were to start reading him, I think I'd probably pick up Generation X or jPod.

Now, see, if you were looking for some kind of alternate history, I could help.

Elie Wiesel's Night is a shattering, powerful look at the Holocaust. That's the best I can do.

[jmac55]

Greg likes to touch himself...but only on the morning of the eve a full moon whist sitting approximately seven eighths of the way up a tall church steeple.

[jeereg]

Look, stop going around and telling people about my hobbies.

[yaarrrrrrrr]

Thanks, I'll look those up too. Here's hoping that it's a good decade too.

[bajafire]

If I remember correctly there is a Canadian authour by the name of Kinsela that wrote a bunch of stuff about Canadian Natives, i.e. Vaughn's folk. Thing is he was a white dude. Ver controversial, but incredibly accurate. Deals with a lot of racism. Also, did you follow my instructions regarding the Big Rock stuff?