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"Rich Dad, Poor Dad"

"One Up On Wall Street"
 
BTW, there are great deals on EBay for magazine subscriptions. Good to have a diverse stack to flip through with short, to-the-point articles.

For what we pay a month in cable TV or internet access; you could have a stack of subscriptions for a FULL year.
 
Why People believe weird things - by Michael Shermer

Flim-Flam - by James Randi

The Demon Haunted World - by Carl Sagan

Great reads about con artists, UFOs, psychic detectives, the face on mars and why we humans are prone to believe in such things. Not nearly as fun as Beer in Hell, but will really make you think.

JP
 
I know this is gonna make me sound like an illiterate, but I like to watch movies on my portable DVD player.

I have a DVD recorder, and when I'm home I'm always scanning HBO for something to record for later on, like on my 4 hour commute home.

I laughed my a$$ off watching Mr. Woodcock. Some other favs:

Flags of Our Fathers
Evan Almighty
Swingers
Borat
Dark Blue World
 
Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell...don't remember the exact spelling of his last name. Great book.

The Road...Cormac McCarthy...grim but good.

Lone Survivor rocked! Thanks for loaning it to me!

I just cracked the idiots guide to mixing drinks. Ok who wants a screaming viking?
 
Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell...don't remember the exact spelling of his last name. Great book.

The Road...Cormac McCarthy...grim but good.


Lone Survivor is one of the best books i have ever read.

The road was pretty good too.

A couple others I recommend are:
A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a boy soldier by ismael baeh

4000 days: my survival in a bangkok prison by warren fellows

the places in between by rory stewart

the heroin diaries by nikki sixx

the dirt by motley crue
 
Try heading to the library and picking out random books. Read the back where someone will write "The greatest book since John Smith!" Then go find that book by John Smith and see if it interests you. If it doesn't, then read the back of that book for more of the same.

Or you could always head out to Borders Books and wander around until you find something you would spend money on. Then head back to the library and get it for free.
 

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