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Al Dente
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Texas
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Ther are books that i'm hoping its been long enough for me to read again. Cider House Rules comes to mind. I haven't read it in 6 years. Usually I can't bring myself to read fiction more than once. Non-fiction is another story.
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Account Disabled
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: London
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Yeah I have read a few books a good few times. But I find it hard to really enjoy once I have read them.
It is just that I know there are so many good books I should have new reads. As for tatty books I get grief off my brother for leaving his books tatty by putting them in my bag with cans of beer and leaked tobacco and all chewed up!!! He says "were you run over by a bus or something" I tend to loan my books if I like them to others but rarely do they get returned. They had an idea in london a few years ago for people to leave books on the tube when finished for others to take up but I never saw one. They got the idea from new york. I read all the time. One thing I have always done is read. A good book I read a short while ago is will storr versus the supernatural where a journo goes looking for ghosts and stuff. I like those bubblegum books that give you a day or two of enjoyment. this is it. Amazon.com: Will Storr vs. The Supernatural: One Man's Search for the Truth About Ghosts: Will Storr: Books |
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daddy don't
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: the Wastes
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I have the attention span of a gnat, so even if I can manage to keep my attention on one book at a time, I'll have often forgotten most of the content within a month. Pulp is great for repeated reads though, I agree (autobiographies, the Art of War, comics etc)
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Ba and Be.
Join Date: May 2007
Location: This Is England
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That is where I differ. I can leave a book for a month and just step right back into it. Unfortunately it does mean that sometimes I don't read for a couple of weeks and then turn into a bookworm.
I wish I had more time for reading but with Work, family and MB, time seems to be in ever shorter supply.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: London
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Funny thing, I read most on trains.
Times when I am commuting alot is when I read the most. I never liked reading a few pages like at lunch. When I get into a book I read it all cover to cover for hours on end then pay with no sleep the next day. I think of books likes films or tv programs and can't stop and start. There have been times lately when I buy a bottle of coke and some chocs stay up for about 2 days and read a selection of books then lay off books for a week or so. I could never read a few pages each night like that. Same with my diploma study. I just crammed for days on end each exam. That works best for me. I have also read a lot of badly written books that annoy me for wasting my time. |
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Ba and Be.
Join Date: May 2007
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Unfortunately I don't partake of Coca Cola or Chocolate. I like to keep my body free of that filth. besides there would be no room for beer would there?
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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I had to quit beer as I used to, lets say, drink too much of it.
I was one of those that when I drank I used to never be able to drink enough. I am very very hyperactive in all aspects and drinking was the same. I occasionally have a four pack but in the main I am off the booze. |
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