@pinchmyash A great book
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How many have read, cover to cover: Herman Hesse: "Magister Ludi" Stanislaw Lem: "The star Diaries" Vladimir Nabokov: "Lolita" J.D. Salinger "Franny and Zooey" Edward Abbey "Desert Solitaire" "Charles Darwin: "Origin of Species":
@bulletproofbose Who are you? :)
@MariannaDC3 No clue
@TRFCedd Not in color. Lots of black and white in Darwin.
@WhatDoesEyeKnow Word!
@bitfiwarrior Darwin first
@danji And God be with you, traveller of a different path.
@mayorofohio420 Darwin
@ChristophVestal Nice. Didn't make my list.
@DecafCialis Too bad you can't read Decaf. Hey, everyone who can read!! Found another. Some of you entertain him with videos while we track his I.P. (Just in case guys): Deacaf: We love you!
@THEPhilPacker Awesome. Spy vs Spy. Alfred. The transsexual chickens.
@FrankDeadly Have you read it? Cover to cover? All 1,580 pages?
@JPHorn7 That is a great tragedy. Even books about the subject, no matter how intense, profound or life changing, are no banbed, not by burning but by shaming thise who might read them.
@phukauf I never got through War and Peace after multiple tries, so Tostoy definitely does not make my list. I would be surprised if he was on anyone's. My list is what I believe are the greatest books. You may believe differently and make your own list.
@Newus071 No. But you will be visited later. Possibly at night. Under unexpected circumstances. Good luck and keep the faith.
@phukauf London is good but nowhere near my top six.