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#81 Post by modeljunky »

Got done reading Whitley Striber's 2012...It started out really good but, But the it got alittle to spiritual for me.....The whole soul thing....

now I started Stephen King's The mist.......halfway done and so far very good. I dont know why I never read anything by King before....but so far all the books I read where good. I know all of the cant be but I havent got to them yet....
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#82 Post by CK in SD »

just ordered the spiderman the icon hardback book. it detales spidey pretty serious from comic, to tv show, to toys and of course to sculpts!

got it from amazon for 34% off with free shipping.

also just read the new star wars hard back death star book. if you like the star wars books then this is a pretty cool one. looks at the construction of the first death star from the standpoint of people in the empire.
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#83 Post by modeljunky »

I was at B+N the other day and saw the SW book...I havent read a STAR WARS book in a long time, along time(really bad Obi Wan impresion)...I really enjoyed the Tales of books.
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#84 Post by gothiken »

God's Demon by Wayne Barlow..

fascinating read

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#86 Post by Glusniffer »

Lastest ish of playboy! Seriousley! I read em now. esp the forum! But as far as actual books? Priscilla Pressley "Elvis and Me!" And Im a huge fan of Patricia Cornwell and Sidney Sheldon! 8)
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Star Wars Darth Bane, Path of Destruction.

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I just cracked open Be the Pack Leader by Cesar Millan.

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#89 Post by Night-Owl »

Just recently finished reading:

For a Few Demons More by Kim Harrison
Now & Then by Robert B. Parker
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#90 Post by Heavy Metal Spike »

Ron Jeremy - the (hardest) working man in showbiz:

http://www.amazon.com/Ron-Jeremy-Hardes ... 422&sr=8-1

The Wife knows I'm a fan :shock: and treated me at the weekend. She included a note saying that it should "anatomically balance" the other book I've just finished - Adrienne Barbeau's autobiography.

The guy is hilarious - and what a way to make a living ...... :twisted:

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Heavy Metal Spike wrote:Ron Jeremy - the (hardest) working man in showbiz:

http://www.amazon.com/Ron-Jeremy-Hardes ... 422&sr=8-1

The Wife knows I'm a fan :shock: and treated me at the weekend. She included a note saying that it should "anatomically balance" the other book I've just finished - Adrienne Barbeau's autobiography.

The guy is hilarious - and what a way to make a living ...... :twisted:

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#92 Post by Heavy Metal Spike »

Glusniffer wrote:Ha! Gonna call Ya "Heavy Metal Hedgehog!" :mrgreen:

LOL - the wife wishes ("very close, but no cigar" - no 'Monica' pun intended :wink: )

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#93 Post by Paul Helfrich »

Currently working through "Upsetting the Balance," Book 3 of Harry Turtledove's "WorldWar" series (the one where the alien Lizards invade in the middle of WWII).

Then I'm going back to finish the latest volume in Elizabeth Moon's "Vatta's War" series.
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#94 Post by modeljunky »

Finished The Mist,,,Very good. I finished it last week at work and when I went out into the parking lot it was foggy, Kind of gave me the creeps.Looking foward to seeing the movie....
Started The diary of Anne frank, read the play in school, I hope I can get threw it, not that its not good, Just too depresing, when you know the end...Then again I read Of mice and men about 5 times.... :cry: :cry: eveytime.
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modeljunky wrote:Finished The Mist,,,Very good. I finished it last week at work and when I went out into the parking lot it was foggy, Kind of gave me the creeps.Looking foward to seeing the movie....
Started The diary of Anne frank, read the play in school, I hope I can get threw it, not that its not good, Just too depresing, when you know the end...Then again I read Of mice and men about 5 times.... :cry: :cry: eveytime.
loved the Mist! Unfortunantley, kings novels translate lousy to the screen for some reason! :cry: ie: Pet Semetary scared the smidt outa me but the movie blew! :puke: I guess SK's books force Your mind to come up with images that hollywood in all their glory cant compare to! 8)
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#96 Post by gothiken »

King's books that arent so "horror" oriented made some great
movies...

Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile, Apt Pupil, Misery....

of course then theres the Shining, Carrie,1408, Christine wasnt bad
for an early 80's flick..

I liked like the Mist as a read.. and liked it better the way it ended
there... the Hollywood Version was ok..not great.....


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#97 Post by SaturnLtd »

I saw The Mist in the theater & I felt so absolutely let down by the ending! What a bummer! This would have been a great movie with an alternate ending IMO.

The only things I've been reading lately have been KB & PT magazines.

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#98 Post by Glusniffer »

Ha-Ha! How many of Ya have a pair of glasses in the kitchen drawer so You read the cooking instuctions on the box! :crazyeyes:
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#99 Post by modeljunky »

Glusniffer wrote:Ha-Ha! How many of Ya have a pair of glasses in the kitchen drawer so You read the cooking instuctions on the box! :crazyeyes:
not yet....Knock Knock... :lol:
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#100 Post by Paul Helfrich »

Glusniffer wrote:Ha-Ha! How many of Ya have a pair of glasses in the kitchen drawer so You read the cooking instuctions on the box! :crazyeyes:
Nah, I just hold the box about an inch from my face, then I can see it no problem! :)
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