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	07/02 James is currently reading: I Am the Messenger (Paperback) by Markus Zusak bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	01/30 James is currently reading: The Prince (Paperback) by Niccolò Machiavelli bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	01/30 James is currently reading: Dead Certain: The Presidency of George W. Bush by Robert Draper bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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July 02
	James added: Watchmen (Paperback) by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons	my rating:
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	James is currently reading: I Am the Messenger (Paperback) by Markus Zusak bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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February 14
	James marked as to-read: Seafire (James Bond 007) by John Gardner bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
	James said: "When I asked my friend if I will like this book he flat out told me "No, but you have to finish all of Gardners 007 stories" Gosh, I can't wait to read it " add a comment
February 11
	James gave to: How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must): The World According to Ann Coulter by Ann Coulter	my rating:
	recommended for: sane people who want a good laugh...or crazy people looking for information read in April, 2007 James said: "A collection of columns from the craziest bitch on the planet. This is such whacked out over the top right wing mindpuke that it cannot help but be entertaining. And the best part is reading it years after the columns were originally published so you...more " add a comment
February 07
	James gave to: Autobiography of My Dead Brother (Paperback) by Walter Dean Myers	my rating:
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January 30
	James gave to: Inferno (Modern Library Classics) by Dante Alighieri, Anthony Esolen	my rating:
	read in January, 1998 James said: "Boy there must have been a lot of pissed off people in Italy when this book was released. Dante systematically slams all kinds of cultural and political figures by placing them in the different levels of hell based on what he considers to be their si...more " add a comment
	James gave to: The Dharma Bums (Paperback) by Jack Kerouac	my rating:
	recommended for: people burned out at work read in March, 2007 James said: ""There is no way to fall off a mountain" This is a quote from the book. Like a lot of Buddhist philosophy, it's a good idea to disregard the literal meaning...especially if you happen to be on a mountain. This is also a good way to appro...more " add a comment
	James gave to: From Russia With Love (Paperback) by Ian Fleming	my rating:
	recommended for: Spies and blond russian chicks James said: This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. add a comment
July 02
	James added: Maus I: A Survivor's Tale: My Father Bleeds History (Hardcover) by Art Spiegelman	my rating:
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"Some may never live, but the crazy never die."
— Hunter S. Thompson

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"The hardest thing to explain is the glaringly evident which everybody has decided not to see."
— Ayn Rand (The Fountainhead)

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"...but their eyes were as cold blue glass buttons."
— Ayn Rand (Anthem)

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