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BikerinBlack · Post by **BikerinBlack** » 01 Mar 2015, 13:58

Under and Alone (infiltrating the worlds most violent motorcycle gang) by William Queen.

Post by **Bag Lady** » 18 Mar 2015, 13:41

Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonnegut. Magnificent. Must try Slaughterhouse Five again, I suspect reading that at Legoland one afternoon did not do it justice

Post by **Burn e 77** » 18 Mar 2015, 20:26

Hitler Cats "Beir Keller Kronikles" An unauthorised band biography by Lemmie Killmister including Forward & Introduction by Nijjel Farajje.
Luftwaffe Press, Dusseldorf Germany. ISBN: SS1936
(Unfortunately this book includes prose on par with authors vocal delivery at Motorhead gigs)
Braun-ie 77

Post by **Niki Wu** » 22 Mar 2015, 09:48

It's here somewhere at the back of the cupboard...ah yes there it is!

a new key to expand and unlock your consciousness!
As above , so below by Alan Oken.
a primary guide to astrological awareness.

Haven't dipped into it for years and far too busy to do so at the moment, but for any budding astrologers out there I can only assume it's an absolute must!

Post by **Bag Lady** » 25 Mar 2015, 10:53

David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell

"Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants"

Multi-layered arguments. Started off a bit slowly with the original story of David and Goliath and then got tedious with basketball tactics but took off with educational exploration and power struggles. Had a bit of a lightbulb moment on a personal level so overall it worked for me.

Post by **theraven1979** » 25 Mar 2015, 21:47

Heard the Ted talk on David and Goliath - he was basically making out Goliath was some short sighted disabled guy or something. Fell asleep before it finished

Jim

Bag Lady wrote:David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell

"Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants"

Multi-layered arguments. Started off a bit slowly with the original story of David and Goliath and then got tedious with basketball tactics but took off with educational exploration and power struggles. Had a bit of a lightbulb moment on a personal level so overall it worked for me.

Post by **Bag Lady** » 26 Mar 2015, 16:27

theraven1979 wrote:Heard the Ted talk on David and Goliath - he was basically making out Goliath was some short sighted disabled guy or something. Fell asleep before it finished

Jim

Bag Lady wrote:David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell

"Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants"

Multi-layered arguments. Started off a bit slowly with the original story of David and Goliath and then got tedious with basketball tactics but took off with educational exploration and power struggles. Had a bit of a lightbulb moment on a personal level so overall it worked for me.

Yep, that was one idea. He does have a rather long winded way of spelling out his points that can be a bit tedious. Yeah, yeah, got it, move on.

Post by **Bag Lady** » 26 Mar 2015, 16:28

The Martian by Andy Weir

Brilliant page turner.

Post by **Hammer** » 26 Mar 2015, 16:55

My Bass and Other Animals by session bassist Guy Pratt. Absolutely hilarious, his tale about the Pink Floyd tour bus trying to get in to Canada had tears streaming down my eyes!

Five Minutes · Post by **Five Minutes** » 04 May 2015, 20:12

Hammer wrote:My Bass and Other Animals by session bassist Guy Pratt. Absolutely hilarious, his tale about the Pink Floyd tour bus trying to get in to Canada had tears streaming down my eyes!

I saw his show based on his book, top stuff.

zontar · Post by **zontar** » 04 May 2015, 21:35

DEAD AND BURIED? by Norman Adams, a history of graverobbing in the UK. I kinda dug it.

MiB81 · Post by **MiB81** » 07 May 2015, 10:30

See what you did there, nice.

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