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Reading books?
Crockett:
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on December 09, 2007, 10:21:14 PM ---I read one at a time as far as books go. Textbooks and homework are different to me, because I read them to get my work done, and not for fun. Even if I get stuck on a book I'm reading for fun, I just stop reading books because I don't want to jump from one unfinished story to another. Right now, I'm reading "Hurricane", about Ruben Carter. It's so damn interesting, and it makes the justice system look horrible.
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i have only seen the film is the book better thay usually are
i wouldent mind peepin that book
Tay:
--- Quote from: Dennis Haysbert on December 09, 2007, 10:26:15 PM ---
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on December 09, 2007, 10:21:14 PM ---I read one at a time as far as books go. Textbooks and homework are different to me, because I read them to get my work done, and not for fun. Even if I get stuck on a book I'm reading for fun, I just stop reading books because I don't want to jump from one unfinished story to another. Right now, I'm reading "Hurricane", about Ruben Carter. It's so damn interesting, and it makes the justice system look horrible.
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i have only seen the film is the book better thay usually are
i wouldent mind peepin that book
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I haven't finished it yet, it's a long read and I've been taking my time. But it is written really good, to where it doesn't sound biased but it makes some good points. I definitely recommend it, so far way better than the movie.
Crockett:
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on December 10, 2007, 05:17:36 PM ---
--- Quote from: Dennis Haysbert on December 09, 2007, 10:26:15 PM ---
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on December 09, 2007, 10:21:14 PM ---I read one at a time as far as books go. Textbooks and homework are different to me, because I read them to get my work done, and not for fun. Even if I get stuck on a book I'm reading for fun, I just stop reading books because I don't want to jump from one unfinished story to another. Right now, I'm reading "Hurricane", about Ruben Carter. It's so damn interesting, and it makes the justice system look horrible.
--- End quote ---
i have only seen the film is the book better thay usually are
i wouldent mind peepin that book
--- End quote ---
I haven't finished it yet, it's a long read and I've been taking my time. But it is written really good, to where it doesn't sound biased but it makes some good points. I definitely recommend it, so far way better than the movie.
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i might cop it of that reomendation
thanks
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LooN3y:
--- Quote from: Eleven 2 Three on December 08, 2007, 08:39:35 AM ---Some fiction, some philosophy, some sociology or psychology - I read it all simultaneously. I'm in the middle of three books, three (news and background) magazines and four pieces of course lecture at the moment.
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what do they say in philosophy books? im intrested in reading one
Nat Turner-reincarnated:
All blacks should read like thats all there is to do. Because that's where they keep our history. They put his-story in our school curriculum and feed us this garbage, that we were savages living in the jungle and they[the devils] came to civilize us. Library break it down lies - buried. We are a great people, who descended from kings & queens. The whites came from the caves / mountains. Hence caucasian.... hmmmm Caucasus mountians, in Europa. I let you put that together. savages.
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