I think Steve needs an imaginary friend.

My second time reading this most excellent book which was written over a 100 yrs. ago.
 
Purgatory: Explained by the Lives and Legends of the Saints by Fr. F.X. Schouppe
 
 

Kalle Rantaaho
...and oddly enough this thread makes me think of a shooting incindent at a russian grocery store a few days back. Two guys started arguing about the theories of philosopher Immanuel Kant. The argument ended with the other guy shooting the opponent several times....with RUBBER BULLETS. I guess the cashier was playing chess... I read very little nowadays. I used to love historical novels and anything connected with cultures less known.Most of what I've read in the past years is biographies. 

Wow, rubber bullets. I bet they left some Marx.

I haven't read a novel for a long time. My last reading bout was months ago when I read a bunch of P.G. Wodehouse. The problem is that I find Wodehouse so funny (especially the Blandings Castle stories) that I just can't face reading anything else for a long time.

this fred.... over and over

the musicians friend X3 page that paulo has plastered posted all over these forums 
 

Hi,
 
Not reading anything actually ... been re-reading and cleaning up my novel, and finding a few sentences or this or that which could use some clean up ... have not been in the mood for "reading" when one is tied up with one's own work. Too distracting. Specially the Coffee House!

So sayeth Pedro
(in the Coffee House, no less)

SteveStrummerUK
 
As usual, I've got a few on the go at the moment...
 
RECENTLY READ:
 
The Missionary Position ~ Mother Teresa in Theory and in Practice - Christopher Hitchens

 
Patrick Moore ~ The Autobiography - Sir Patrick Moore

 
CURRENTLY READING:
 
The New Atheism ~ Taking a Stand for Science and Reason - Victor J Stenger

 
Thin Lizzy ~ The Boys Are Back In Town - Scott Gorham & Harry Doherty

 
Brother Tariq ~ The Doublespeak of Tariq Ramadan - Caroline Forest

 
NEXT ON THE LIST TO READ:
 
50 Reasons People Give for Believing in a God - Guy P Harrison

 
The Good News Club ~ The Christian Right's Stealth Assault on America's Children - Katherine Stewart

Not meaning to brag, but that's nothing, I just read 27, 500+ page books on the subject of Humility in the last 12 minutes.
 

 
 
 
 

craigb
I think Steve needs an imaginary friend.

I thought he was actually addressing one there for a moment...