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Posted: Sat Dec 17th, 2011 05:46 pm

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I ran across a run of Mad Magazine from the late 90s last night and flipped through about 5 or 6 issues.

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Posted: Sat Dec 17th, 2011 11:57 pm

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srossi wrote: Haven't had a good book thread in 6 months to a year. I've been going through about a book a week.

Just finished reading an anthology of the four main Sherlock Holmes novels that make up the primary canon: "A Study in Scarlet" (1887), "The Sign of the Four" (1890), "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (1901), and "The Valley of Fear" (1914). Excellent reads and so different and more clever than these stupid Robert Downey, Jr. movies.

Now I'm finally getting around to reading Steven Adler's autobiography.

Next up will be a biography on Eisenhower. I'm not sure where I'll go from there but looking for any good fiction or non-fiction suggestions.

Despite not having the publicity of The Hound of the Baskervilles, I enjoyed The Valley of Fear more.

Currently reading To the Lighthouse, by Virginia Woolf.

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Posted: Sun Dec 18th, 2011 04:08 am

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Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan

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Posted: Sun Dec 18th, 2011 01:12 pm

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BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.

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Posted: Sun Dec 18th, 2011 01:19 pm

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gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

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Posted: Sun Dec 18th, 2011 03:16 pm

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Posted: Mon Dec 19th, 2011 01:53 am

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mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.

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Posted: Mon Dec 19th, 2011 01:56 am

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BlueThunder wrote: mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.
Of course you would.

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Posted: Mon Dec 19th, 2011 02:32 am

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gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.
I completely agree, the time that he and Nader spent teaming up to give more attention and viability to third party candidates was great and inspirational. I don't begrudge him running, just thank God no one ever votes for him.

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Posted: Mon Dec 19th, 2011 02:33 am

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tofu_chipmunk wrote: srossi wrote: Haven't had a good book thread in 6 months to a year. I've been going through about a book a week.

Just finished reading an anthology of the four main Sherlock Holmes novels that make up the primary canon: "A Study in Scarlet" (1887), "The Sign of the Four" (1890), "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (1901), and "The Valley of Fear" (1914). Excellent reads and so different and more clever than these stupid Robert Downey, Jr. movies.

Now I'm finally getting around to reading Steven Adler's autobiography.

Next up will be a biography on Eisenhower. I'm not sure where I'll go from there but looking for any good fiction or non-fiction suggestions.

Despite not having the publicity of The Hound of the Baskervilles, I enjoyed The Valley of Fear more.

I agree, although Holmes and Watson were barely in Valley of Fear. The second half of the book was a very lengthy flashback so it didn't feel like a Holmes story, but it was very good nonetheless.

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Posted: Mon Dec 19th, 2011 02:57 am

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sek69 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.
Of course you would.

I don't think a one-armed man would fare very well in the race war.

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Posted: Tue Dec 20th, 2011 03:35 am

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tofu_chipmunk wrote: sek69 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.
Of course you would.

I don't think a one-armed man would fare very well in the race war.
With Buchanan as president, there wouldn't be a need for me to partake.

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Posted: Tue Dec 20th, 2011 03:43 am

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sek69 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.
Of course you would.

Boy, it would truly suck to see American companies returning back home, an end of the tidal wave of illegals, no more needless wars, massive deportations, and a restoration of the 2nd Amendment.

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Posted: Tue Dec 20th, 2011 03:48 am

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BlueThunder wrote: sek69 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.
Of course you would.

Boy, it would truly suck to see American companies returning back home, an end of the tidal wave of illegals, no more needless wars, massive deportations, and a restoration of the 2nd Amendment.
Well at least a couple of those things would suck.

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Posted: Tue Dec 20th, 2011 03:53 am

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srossi wrote: BlueThunder wrote: sek69 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: mike3775 wrote: gwlee7 wrote: BlueThunder wrote: Suicide of a Superpower- Pat Buchanan
I bet that's an interesting book. I don't care for Buchanan's views most of the time and am certainly glad his run for president failed but, I respect the passion. He was great on the McLoughlin Group that was on PBS.Buchanan is a great pundit that I will admit, but as a serious Presidential candidate, no way should he ever run

I'd give my right arm to have him president.
Of course you would.

Boy, it would truly suck to see American companies returning back home, an end of the tidal wave of illegals, no more needless wars, massive deportations, and a restoration of the 2nd Amendment.
Well at least a couple of those things would suck.

This should be good. Which ones.

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