No Reservantions is one of the few shows that I truly love to watch. Bourdain is such a snarky *******, it's hard not to enjoy watching him.

I've been meaning to read the book as well. I'll get around to it one of these days.

It's pretty similar to what I read while I was in high school in Canada and the US.

Nobody answered my last comment, but it just got interesting.

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Picked it up at a some sort of used goods store for half a buck. Purple prose, imperialism, casual racism, oh my!

I just finished White Teeth, and for an author with a good sense of humour who writes so well, **** was it a dull read.

Haha whoops, my bad, but we did read that one and I ended up listing it as a Shakespeare book when I meant it as an upperclassmen book as a whole. Foolish drunkenness pushes me to moronic musicbanter posts once again...

Damn, is that the one that you said was taking a long time to read on goodreads?
The cover looked so inviting.

I'm not one for murder mysteries but I really enjoyed this one. I suppose that's why it's touted as the best selling murder mystery of all time :p

It is a good book. Too bad about the original title (and cover design) though:

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Like I said, casual racism. I've only just started it, but it already described someone as having "Semitic lips."

Oh, Agatha Christie, you racist you.

Yeah, I don't know if it was because it took me two months to read it or just what, but it was tough to get through.

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More Dune! I aim to read Children of Dune as well but I don't plan on finishing out the series. If anyone has read all 6 books and wants to comment on whether or not it's worth it, feel free...

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Back on the Dick!

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My name is Kayleigh and I am an addict.

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A maze of death was like most Dick novels sort of promising but ultimately disapointing and thanks to the key plot point of some characters passing notes to a fish which then replies with cryptic messages just plain silly. I think I'm just going to have to say it. Dick is over-rated although I love his writing style and characters and some of the wacky things that happen I just find the plots unsatisfactory and often largely uneventful or rather not eventuful in a satisfying way. Still I'm going to read the ones I haven't read yet.

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Thus Spoke Zarathustra

This will be my third time reading this book and I'm hoping more of it will stick. That's the annoying thing with Nietzsche, he's so dense that it takes multiple readings and discussions to actually get what he's saying, or at least that's what I've found for myself personally.

you should take a shot every time you read the title :)

A short book about World War 1. Bit of a history buff.

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I am absolutely loving this book. I'd recommend this to anyone.

Next I'm gonna read:

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Oh I really liked it. His writing style actually makes you wonder if he really did used to hunt vampires. I found the second half of the book to drag a little bit though, but it wasn't bad. 3.5/5

I wasn't aware that they made such a thing.

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I really enjoyed The Lost World, I have high hopes for this.

Literally everyone and their gran is reading a trilogy of books called 'Fifty shades' they're really dirty apparently.

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Buck the trend and read The Story of the Eye by Georges Bataille instead.

I don't like books about love and **** anyway.

I'll take a note of that! What's it roughly like? :)

Two teenagers passionately in lust who leave a trail of corpses as they fuck their way across Europe.

Wow, that's dark! I haven't read any books across those lines in a long while, although I have Myra Hindleys book which I'm dying to read. Totally forgot about it.

It's not quite as dark as Marqius de Sade's 120 Days of Sodom but it's pretty damn close.

I haven't read that either, do you mean its not as dark as the Myra book or the Bataille book? I need to get a list together of really good 'fantasy' books too.

I'm not reading anything at the moment, but I do plan on going book-shopping soon, and hopefully i'll find something good. I'm in the mood for a really long, epic book at the moment. I'm thinking of trying Les Miserables, though I don't know if it still holds up.

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Myra Hindley wrote a book?!?

fiction? or an account of her crimes?

They're really horrible and a bad portrayal of BDSM. I mean ffs the guy pulls out her tampon and just ****s her, wants complete control of her life, and while he's ****ing her while she's knocked up he tells her the fetus already likes sex


dude **** these books, read you some Lady Chatterley and leave this nonsense behind

Gues what? Yes! I'm reading a Philip K Dick novel. Eye in the sky this time.

No it's just a book about her, I've finished the first Game of Thrones and need to wait til the 20th (payday) to get the next

Dude, I don't want to read them. It doesn't appeal to me.

I was merely making a statement Boaby :).

OH GOD. My mum bought the second game of thrones for me on her kindle. ****ing YASSSS.

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Guards! Guards!

Been a very long time since I've read this, and thankfully it's just as funny then as it is now. I am a bit miffed that the ebook version is kind of... shit when it comes to its editing, especially when iBooks charges the same amount as a new copy from Barnes & Noble.

I thought you were from Scotland. Don't you live the Game of Thrones?

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