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bakelaroo
16 yrs ago
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Oh yeah, these little guys are awesome! They're always put on clearance every so often though, so keep your eyes peeled and nab a tin when you can. I love 'em and they mark your place perfectly.
bakelaroo
16 yrs ago
You gave me a good laugh just now. I gave good thought to barbed wire before many times because I went to Northern Illinois University in beautiful Dekalb, Illinois. This town has very few claims to fame, but being the b…
bakelaroo
16 yrs ago
Though I enjoy audiobooks on my ipod, I like taking ebooks from http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page
and converting the files into readable files for my ipod. I really like listening to music when I read and this a…
bakelaroo
16 yrs ago
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I just discovered this author this April and proudly finished his first book House of Leaves a few weeks back. The book was unlike anything else I've ever read. It goes far beyond any of the weird fiction I've ever tackl…
bakelaroo
16 yrs ago
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now there's a love song for the ages....mmm good memories.
Come a little bit closer
Hear what I have to say
Just like children sleepin
We could dream this night away.
But there's a full moon risin
Lets g…
bakelaroo
16 yrs ago
If you've read it, please share your thoughts! I'm only 300 pages in so far but it's been an intense ride. can't wait to finish it. If anyone is looking for a book that's "out there" pick up a copy asap!
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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The music is beautiful, the philosophy is great; however, my job doesn't let me wear black too often. Therefore, I tend to scare people with my brightly colored shirts and ties when I make an incredibly morbid comment fo…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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but I know you can go to google and enter either of these phrases to find the site again:
sex-libris
[or]
Hot library smut
hope this helps
http://thenonist.com/index.php/thenonist/permalink/hot_library_smut/
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February is Black History Month - Will you be reading anything pertinent?
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Now that you mention it...
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
Charles Chesnutt's The Marrow of Tradition has been on my TBR for a long time. Me thinks it'll get bumped up towards the top of the list. Thanks for the idea MissTree.
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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So I'm hearing pretty positive things for the most part as long as you get a case to protect the screen. For those of you rocking out to these glorious little inventions, let me ask have any of you run into the problem o…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
Nothing says perfection than these little beauties added to a white chocolate chunk cookie.........mmmmmmmmmmmm
(it's almost as good as a bookgasm....almost)
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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Alrighty my little droogies, I have some sad news to report from the Bakelaroocentric universe: my ancient, 3rd generation 20 gig ipod died last night. It was an honorable death. After years of faithful service, her litt…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
but if the Bears don't make a drastic change in their defence, they stand no chance against the Saints. I suppose a boost in their offence wouldn't hurt either...ah Grossman!
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What are you reading on 13th - 15th January?
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Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
If anyone's given this book a look though, please send me some feedback. I'm curious how others have viewed the story.
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
Oh give it one more try!!!
I just finished it over Winter break, and though the beginning is a bit hard to get though, the story is well worth the effort. Just plug and chug your way though Dr. Urbino's untimely death…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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You're among friends here. Just keep those wings of yours flapping in the forum every once in awhile and we'll keep you on the right path...a path filled with bookly goodness!
(mmmmmm....bookly goodness) [drool]
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
I admit, that's a poor word choice on my part- but the idea still applies. Students already have very few rights to begin with. If we're going to start limiting their rights more based on the outcome of this trial what w…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
...is that Starr wants the court, "to clear up the "doctrinal fog infecting student speech jurisprudence.""
Granted, I understand there's a time and a place for everything in this world, but why should this trial for…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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Some titles you might find interesting...
Poetry of the Universe by Robert Osserman
A Language Older Than Words by Derrick Jensen
The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield
Earth Odyssey by Mark Hertsgaard
Return of…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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It worked for me awhile back. Granted, now I feel compelled to chew a piece of gum every 45 minutes or so, but at least my breath smells minty fresh! I wish you the best of luck! ;-)
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You know you are reading a good book when....(finish this sentence)
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...you finish a nicely written passage and have a bookgasm
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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Whether or not you use the term 'bookgasm' I think everyone here experiencs this glorious phenomenon from time to time. You know, that shiver down the spine feeling after finishing a really good chapter or novel. (Gran…
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
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charged me 76 cents for standard air mail.
bakelaroo
17 yrs ago
his middle name was "baker" and thus, the term bakelaroo was born. When he passed a few years ago, the name was stuck onto me because there always needs to be a bakelaroo in the family. Hence, the torch was passed I supp…
