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Toby
is on page 82 of 160
“He died on his return to New York. He died on the gangplank, just a few feet away from America. He didn't quite make it. His hat did though. It rolled off his head and down the gang-plank and landed, plop, on America. Poor devil. I heard it was his heart, but the way the Chinese dentist described the business, it could have been his teeth.”
— Mar 16, 2014 11:17PM
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Brian
is on page 87 of 142
"Thoughts of strong drink crossed his eyes like birds in flight."
— Dec 20, 2013 10:39PM
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Brian
is on page 75 of 142
"Personally I think the Bible gains by reading it with a lantern. I do not think the Bible has ever truly adjusted to electricity."
— Dec 20, 2013 02:47PM
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Chris
is 62% done
This is the funniest book I've read since Confederacy of Dunces. LoLing regularly.
— Nov 26, 2013 02:40PM
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Chris
is 50% done
Laugh out loud funny. A dry, dark humor. Loving it.
— Nov 25, 2013 09:37PM
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Ash
is on page 126 of 161
The whiskey went well. I wish I could have offered the stars a drink. Looking down upon mortals, they probably need a drink from time to time, certainly on a night like this. We got drunk.
— Aug 29, 2013 07:02PM
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Ash
is on page 32 of 161
Figure two pounds of muscatel apiece at twenty per cent alcohol: forty proof. We were still very rocky from a night of whiskey drinking. That's two pounds of muscatel multiplied, squared and envisioned. This can all be worked out with computers.
— Aug 27, 2013 01:23AM
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M. Sarki
is 75% done
there will not be much to write about regarding this second novel of RB.
— Jun 13, 2013 05:46PM
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M. Sarki
is 50% done
Not as delightful as remembered, but still a bit of fun to read.
— Jun 12, 2013 04:01AM
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M. Sarki
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Another reread from a past that seems too long ago.
— Jun 07, 2013 07:19AM
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