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18. December 2006 - 14:13
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*A*C|_ASS*WON]<O
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in other words ur both crazy freaking people? heheheh jk. i tried nietzhe (hopefully thats how the names spelt. but couldnt care less either way) but found him amazingly bullshitty. so then stopped reading that kinda philosophy books.

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18. December 2006 - 17:33
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No-one mentioned Vonnegut.. ? Worried

I have exactly the same attitude towards books like Wonks - if i think it ain't boring, i'll read it, regardless of genre. I finished recently reading the "Witch world" saga by A. Norton, great stuff.

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18. December 2006 - 19:06
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madbringer wrote:


I have exactly the same attitude towards books like Wonks - if i think it ain't boring, i'll read it, regardless of genre.

I think exactly the same, if sth is worth reading it's genre doesn't matter. The only thing that matters it's if the book is good.

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19. December 2006 - 5:41
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"The Dog Named Spot"

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19. December 2006 - 14:43
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philosophy books mainly ( Nietzsche )

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19. December 2006 - 16:05
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night wrote:

philosophy books mainly ( Nietzsche )

frrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Gegel? sure the best

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the wind in my heart
the dust in my head..

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