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[ville]

hehe bringing nsz back of course

ok honey

[P4P3R]

<3

Edited by joeypapier, 10 April 2010 - 07:37 PM.

[Butcher]

soon doctorfunk is #1 poster, polak spammor

[P4P3R]

Oh no I see the lion broke free of his cage during my absence, someone catch him!

[Kenshin-Horus]

Book of Five Rings - Miyamoto Musashi
Hagakure - Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Some interesting quotes "When all your judgements are based on your own wisdom, you tend towards selfishness and fail by straying from the right path" "Every day without fail one should consider himself as dead" "There is surely nothing other than the single purpose of the present moment.... Live being true to the single purpose of the moment"

Edited by Kenshin-Horus, 14 April 2010 - 08:41 AM.

[Raul Santos]

Books,
burn them.

Well, it would suprise me if you could read.

The Kite Runner is a great book. (De vliegeraar)

[P4P3R]

Quite an interesting selection there Horus, guess you live up to the name of Kenshin

What's it about Raul?

Edited by joeypapier, 11 June 2010 - 05:43 AM.

[Raul Santos]

Dutch:

"Amir en Hassan zijn gevoed door dezelfde min en groeien samen op in Kabul. Ondanks het grote klassenverschil zijn de vrienden onafscheidelijk. Bij de jaarlijkse vliegerwedstrijd in Kabul is Amir de vliegeraar, degene die het touw van de vlieger in handen heeft. Hassan is zijn hulpje, de vliegervanger. 'Voor jou doe ik alles!' roept Hassan hem toe voordat hij wegrent om de vallende vlieger uit de lucht op te vangen. Die grenzeloze loyaliteit is niet wederzijds. Wanneer er iets vreselijks gebeurt met Hassan verraadt hij zijn trouwe metgezel. Na de Russische inval vluchten Amir en zijn vader naar de Verenigde Staten. Amir bouwt er een nieuw bestaan op, maar hij slaagt er niet in Hassan te vergeten. De ontdekking van een schokkend familiegeheim voert hem uiteindelijk terug naar Afghanistan, dat inmiddels door de Taliban is bezet. Daar wordt Amir geconfronteerd met spoken uit zijn verleden. "

Zeer bekend, kwalitatief en gewaardeerd boek.

http://yab.be/2007/1.../de-vliegeraar/

[P4P3R]

Sounds interesting, I might go to the library and get it tomorrow.

[Rafael]

A Thousand Splendid Suns

[Samuel]

I read to some badass classics. Finished Alexandre Dumas - The Count Of Monte Cristo (first half great, second half awful). And now reading to Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Little story called "The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" is probably best thing Ive ever read. Now reading "The Brothers Karamazov", next I plan to read "Idiot".

[prime]

http://www.stephenking.com/DarkTower/

only on book one, but hooked !

[maniman]

Edited by mani-tzu, 11 June 2010 - 04:19 AM.

[P4P3R]

I read to some badass classics. Finished Alexandre Dumas - The Count Of Monte Cristo (first half great, second half awful). And now reading to Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Little story called "The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" is probably best thing Ive ever read. Now reading "The Brothers Karamazov", next I plan to read "Idiot".

English books, the latter 3?

[MeraX]

russian

[P4P3R]

Translated to English then?

[VARIMR]

uhhh..

all harry potheads.

about 20 books of forgotten realms.

20 books maybe of dragonlance.

finnish chrimethrilogies ilkka remes books, 2 of them.

2 books of eragon, much better than movie.

3 books of artemis fowl.

thats about it, no books in 4 years now, when I started studying/seriosly working/army.

[P4P3R]

Oh Artemis Fowl.. I recall reading one of his books like 5 years ago.
Don't know what it was about but I do remember I enjoyed it.

Gonna check the library for some of his books monday.

[MeraX]

Translated to English then?

yes

[Samuel]

Translated to English then?

Dostoevsky is russian writer and since my home language is russian, i read it in russian, wouldn't understand half of the words in english i belive tho. and yes ofcourse it is translated to english.