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Posted: **6/21/2006, 9:40 pm**

Yeah, but my boss wasn't too thrilled with the idea.

Posted: **6/22/2006, 6:30 am**

Why's that? Are they a Coulter fan?

Posted: **6/22/2006, 7:11 am**

No, she just doesn't think it would be beneficial to our sales XD

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:28 pm**

i seriously love this book. i've read it countless times, yet i still discover new things every time i read it.

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:29 pm**

is that the one you lent me? i forget.. and if so... is it the same copy still?

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:31 pm**

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:32 pm**

crazy
:O
i thought you lost that book?

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:34 pm**

nope. the crease in the spine proves that it's the one you borrowed ^^; i did lose one before, but i bought another copy

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:43 pm**

on your trip right?
i think i had that stuck in my head and thought it was after you lent it to me

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:47 pm**

on my trip to pakistan, yes.

Posted: **7/1/2006, 10:56 pm**

thats what i thought
i suck at this "thinking" thing i think

Posted: **7/1/2006, 11:03 pm**

Heh, poor Sand, fails at thinking too!

Posted: **7/2/2006, 1:01 pm**

<3<3<3

Posted: **7/2/2006, 7:52 pm**

i'm reading wizard's first rule again...i got to somewhere in the third or fourth book and stopped...so now i'm starting over so i remember what's going on.

Posted: **7/2/2006, 8:33 pm**

I just finished reading Acid Row

Posted: **7/3/2006, 1:28 pm**

I finally got back into reading, and have some awesome recommendations:

Hey Nostradamus, by Douglas Coupland.

The Crow Road, by Iain Banks.

Both of them are really good stories, not terribly difficult reads but really interesting and great characters.

I just started Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and so far it hasn't really appealed to me, but we'll see.

Posted: **7/3/2006, 1:46 pm**

The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower

Posted: **7/3/2006, 7:29 pm**

Posted: **7/3/2006, 8:22 pm**

Posted: **7/3/2006, 11:23 pm**

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What are you reading?