#3948999 - 05/04/14 07:30 PM
What are you reading in May?
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ForSquirrels
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I just finished Casino Royale last night. I got a bunch of other James Bond books on a Kindle deal a while ago and think I may try to read through them.
"Patriotism is supporting your country all the time and your government when it deserves it." --Mark Twain
Two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left.
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#3949200 - 05/05/14 09:26 AM
Re: What are you reading in May?
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Currently reading "The Ether Zone: U.S. Army Special Forces Detachment B-52, Project Delta " by Ray Morris. Interesting book about the creation and combat operations of Project Delta in Vietnam, with many stories told by veterans. As per reviews on Amazon, there's some facts not recounted right in the book, but I haven't notice anyhing until now.
Murphy's Law says, "Whatever can go wrong, will, and when you least expect it." (And, of course, we all know that Murphy was an aviator.)
*aka Flying-V*
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#3949905 - 05/06/14 06:33 PM
Re: What are you reading in May?
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Li'lJugs
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Binging on Richard Bach, of Jonathon Livingston Seagull fame. Biplane, The Gift of Wings, Travels with Puff, and currently on Stranger to the Ground. Still a couple more to read.
The man can write about flying!!
Hi, I'm Larry and this my brother Dayrle, and this is my other brother Dayrle.
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#3955261 - 05/18/14 11:37 PM
Re: What are you reading in May?
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letterboy1
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Smiley's People by John le Carré. I will have to read Carré's novels again to get a better appreciation of his writing style as well as the "Britishisms," but at this point I am in love with his take on cold war spying.
The issue is not p*ssy. The issue is monkey.
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#3956906 - 05/22/14 06:05 PM
Re: What are you reading in May?
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TankHunter
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Just finished Roadside Picnic and loved it.
l'Audace, toujours l'audace
I don’t have pet peeves; I have major, psychotic hatreds. - George Carlin
Even if you have a crown and sit at a throne In the end you will have nothing Even if you are destined for great riches In the end you will return to the dust
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#3956923 - 05/22/14 06:49 PM
Re: What are you reading in May?
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McGonigle
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Started Richard Morris: The Biography of Leonard Cheshire So far a very good read, engaging, well written, well researched it seems. Portrayals stand out on each page offering vivid images in my mind. Reads a bit like literature, the subject being a fascinating man.
Jens C. Lindblad
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