(Inside Out) A Personal History of Pink Floyd by Nick Mason
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my brother just got Size Matters Not by Warwick Davis..i am patiently waiting for him to finish so that i can borrow it!! Posts: 4807 | Registered: Oct 2002 | Site Updates: 39
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During the Depression in Australia, people became convinced that either a Roman Catholic or communist takeover was likely and so organised themselves into secret armies which, at their peak, numbered 130,000 members to deal with the threat if and also when it arose. This tells the story of one of them, the League of National Security. (LNS.)
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I read Open by Andre Agassi. It was a great book. Andre is a super cool guy. He is married to Steffi Graf. He played tennis in the summer and hockey in the winter, and he was a better hockey player then he was a tennis player. He retired when he was done playing tennis.
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Given the choice, Duckie would have been Luckie...
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im reading lust love and faking it by jenny mccarthy she s so funny i have all her books
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Just finishing Pyramids by Terry Pratchett.
After this, there will be a couple on the go: Tony Hancock's biography (a weighty volume) and for breaks, I'm gonna start re-reading the original Ian Fleming Bond novels. Probably start with my favorite, Moonraker.
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The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison
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"Secret Gardens: A Study of the Golden Age of Children's Literature" by Humphrey Carpenter.
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Its a great book, more of a bathroom read! But has tons of interesting facts. And the bet part, the answers are all backed up by scientific explanations!
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I think that book... Why do men have nipples is informative. I have the other book written by same authors called... Why do men fall asleep after sex? It is filled with tons of medical info on different things. Great read. Right now I'm reading Son of a Witch by Gregory M.
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I was actually admiring my nipples in the bathroom mirror yesterday, and thinking to myself, what's the point. I do know though, so please don't give me an exert from from the book.
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.... has green eyes as well....
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I was a huge fan of the TV series back in the day and thought I'd give the book a go. Pretty heavy going so far and I have to admit you can't help reading it in the voice of the narrator of the series...
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