false 9 170 154 true 7077758 read 1 true 7077798 currently-reading 15 true 7077784 to-read 37 false 7079882 christian-non-ficton 30 false 7079889 childrens-lit 28 false 7080136 other-for-pleasure 24 false 7080089 ya-read-in-highschool 16 false 7080031 religion-other 15 false 7080418 philosophy 8 false 7080064 comics 4 false 7079961 christian-ficton 2 false 7165348 books-how-to-write http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/252707-merry-cthulhumas David made a comment in the Terminalcoffee group:

oo =\ i hate being uncultered i feel a little bit dumber now, i will check this out =D thanks for the heads up.. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/252588-millions-in-us-drink-dirty-water David made a comment in the Terminalcoffee group:

all this talk about dirty water reminds me of the song about boston.. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/251114-7-things-good-parents-do-that-screw-kids-up-for-life David made a comment in the Terminalcoffee group:

Cosmic Sher wrote: "(BTW I like your rants)
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thanks im always paranoid about what i say and how i say it.. its good to have somewhere where i dont have to be perfect in that everytime..

i dont really have an opinion on larkin just that the article reminded me of it, it is more of a downer then i like and thats saying a lot, maybe for me its in the way it is a downer, its crossing a line, and thats the point of what we are saying i guess, something so personal like that, parenting is something more between the child and parent then it is about others opinion.. not that parenting cant be written about there should be some respect given though.. theres a way to say things.. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/251737-eggnog-delicious-or-disgusting David made a comment in the Terminalcoffee group:

i like it in small doses.. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/250459-recommend-a-book David made a comment in the Terminalcoffee group:

ill have to recommend palaniuk of course.. fight club, choke, haunted, some really good quotes in survivor too are my favorites.. my least favorite is snuff..

im half way through with tuesdays with morrie, thats pretty good, so far its an awesome, though sometimes blunt way(which also makes it good), at looking at living with a terminal illness and accuratly discusses what it is like to live with ALS, its an awesome read so far and i only expect it to get better..

if you like historical fantasy i recomend marrion zimmer bradley, i just got a new book from her that ill read after tuesdays with morrie and the acid house.. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/76781948 All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten (Paperback) by Robert Fulghum
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