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Literature
April 14 2010
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RHP User
16 years ago
The_last_76 I have to admit to being a slack reader of books..I have bought books when travelling sitting around a pool etc..But these days no, when i am chilling at home it is either music or the tele on.. The Dictionary is close by though..I am serious i do have one close to check myself with spelling or meanings..Oh and it was always John Grisham books.
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RHP User
16 years ago
Currently reading the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - but havent got to the kinky sex yet! Pusscat xx
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RHP User
16 years ago
As I lived in Japan.........just a couple to name for now.. Makiko's Diary...( A Merchant wife in 1910 in Kyoto)..wonderful read to understand the old ways in Japan ..Which some things still carry on today.. Comfort woman ...(Heartbreaking). Shocking crimes of post war Japan....(Stories of serial killers and other crimes). On Parole by Akira Yoshimura..(Good read with a twist at the end). others... Falling leaves....( True story of an unwanted Chinese daughter)..This book is charged with emotions...Inspiring of the human spirit. The Ash garden...Still yet to read... ohhhh..and ... Diaries of Adrian Mole ........ good for a silly laugh!...Read these yrs ago..the dog ate all except 1 of the series.. huggies sweetpetite41<<<<
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RHP User
16 years ago
will be my thing fairly shortly so I can re-learn how to cook... ;)
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RHP User
16 years ago
I love to read I read for at least an hour every day. A good book is one that I do an allnighter on. Then go to work. I will read just about anything. One day I'll start to read my collection of antique classics. At the moment i'm reading John Birmingham. Like reading sci fantasy and historic fiction. I guess that's why I am not reading my classics as some of them are tough reads. Fab.
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RHP User
16 years ago
Just look at the funny pictures.....oh ok..so theres a little story that goes along with the drawings.....Long live Footrot Flats!! Go the Dog!!
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RHP User
16 years ago
I read the Diaries of Adrian Mole aged 13 and a half, long time ago, and i have most things footrot flats....Wal is my hero da big lug!....lol Bringing back memories now, thanks Gals!Most profound thing i ever read was 1984.....and man Big brother is getting closer and closer. (Isnt that why that bloody Rudd is putting in the national fibre rollout....so he can have a spy camera in every house, not to mention the internet censorship. $20 smokes, $20 hamburgers.....revolt now.....start a revolution...lol......flee run hide!Hardest and definately most baffling useless book would be catch 22.Most Erotic book i have read actually i think it is the only one i ever read, "I a Prostitute..Nina Holmes" when i was a boy. Mostly used to read Steven King.Cheers Nev.......Socialists terrify me! or its all about the control........Freedom is good...right?
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RHP User
16 years ago
The book...not the disorder...lol Ok Nev. you flushed me outta the closet...books were a definate source of tasting a life outside of my suburban existance. Famous Five during my childhood...All creatures great and small...during my teens...plus assorted horror comics and of course, Footrot Flats, which I continued to buy well into my so called 'adulthood'. Too many books to name, suffice to say, eclectic journey's were at the core of each story, real or imagined. I tried my hand at writing too...can you believe someone actually published my dirty stories??! Got paid to be a rampant woman..how good is that??! Of course, that was before my brain went on the fritz! Now its only forum...and I dont read half of what I or anyone else has to say....maybe I shouldn't have said that...oh well..no1 will read it anyway....lol
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RHP User
16 years ago
Dilbert and the Way of the Weasel. A re-read, but a piss-funny one. You have to be able to laugh before you can make someone orgasm... so I like to make myself laugh. JG :-)
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RHP User
16 years ago
A published author! well done! I knew another lady who had and i guess still has a really perverse mind ( i am not saying you have a really perverse mind J...lol) she had stuff published on one of those online publishing sites, i tried reading some of her stuff but it was way outta my comfort zone.As far as your brain going on the Fritz....lol....you chose to come to the forums.....heheheCheers Nev .....wondering what kind of dirty stories.....hmmm
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RHP User
16 years ago
I can't blame Forum for frying my brain...that happened long before I stumbled upon..or in...the ooze pond. Tho thanks for noticing....lol Not sure whether my stories...all based upon actual experiences, could be considered perverse....tho, upon reflection...could very well be. Two 30 year old university students pushing their minds and bodies to the limits..a cross b'tween the sex in the city and underbelly....tho not literally...of course ;-)
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RHP User
16 years ago
Ok so adore may be a bit over the top...but anyone who goes to the effort of reading subtitles stimulates my erectile tissue! You are ever so.....so cultured mein liebling! I wanna taste your dopamine! :-)
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RHP User
16 years ago
I just read Tim Winton, Breath, and I didn't realise when I set out to read it that it had a really kinky theme/undertone to it. I was kinda surprised for Tim Winton, but was also pleased, being the kinky thing that I am lol!
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RHP User
16 years ago
Growing up I read every Stephen King book! ( still do) Augusten Burroughs has been one of my recent favourites...he's written two books about his life ..running with scissors and the wolf at the table! Marching Powder by Rusty young was another favourite amazing what goes on in the prisons overseasI absolutely loved the lovely bones ( didnt like the movie though)Mostly read crime and true stories :) Definitely dont read as often as I would like too though :(
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RHP User
16 years ago
The pattern for sexually overt, open and experimental people isThrillerNon FictionANd above all else HUMOUR
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RHP User
16 years ago
Hmmm, if my favourite book of all time happened to be Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, where does that apply in your conclusion? Love the wit and wisdom of this woman who lived a sheltered life, it is timeless and adaptable! Also have a collection of mystery and suspense/thriller novels, which I read tirelessly. xxILTS
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RHP User
16 years ago
I pulled out my copy of "The art of motorcycle maintenance" last month to read it again after 20 years.... I think Im up to page 5. HUgs Stalky
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RHP User
16 years ago
Who the whole town thought was rather odd He slipped on a stick and fractured his dick and now they call him homer-no boner... Yeah...I got nothin....
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RHP User
16 years ago
I love pride and predjudice and all books along those lines.... and movies for that matter! sorry i over looked it :) after all nothing is more naughty, erotic, seductive, slutty and evil as Dangerous Liaisons!!! Now thats just an Orgy in the 19th century :)
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RHP User
16 years ago
If De Sade was still on here i'm sure he'd be talking all about The De Sade now there's some erotic and disturbing literature :)
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RHP User
16 years ago
Beginning to read 'House of Leaves'. Only a few chapters in and it's already pretty clearly some very trippy stuff. If you enjoy a healthy mind-fuck from time to time, I'd recommend this book.
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RHP User
16 years ago
Yep, I am a voracious reader, go thru patches where I will read a read about 3 books a week for a couple of months, then lose interest, not read for a few months, then start the cycle again. Probably have about 300 books and they are the ones I want to keep - ah second ahnd books stores love me lolTend to read a bit of sci-fi but never got into fantasy, well unless you count Diskworld fantasy (funniest books EVER). Lately been reading a lot of Dan Brown clones, you know the type, finding some long lost treasure. Surprisingly, with my background I don't read many military books, I have tried and got so frustrated at the lack of accuracy of the weapons, aircraft etc portrayed in the books.My dream is to have enough money to retire and write my own novel, started several times but it is one time consuming task - and time isn't something I have in abundance at the moment. Ah one day I will though .....
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