Books

[Dementro]

I think it's retarded that someone should post 50 times on the same goddmn subject.....in the span of 20min.

[muthagoose]

Different Thoughts on the same subject Steele. Makes it a lot easier to read. So shut the fuck up.

[Dementro]

You know what Goose, don't even try to debate me on subjects, point is I will not listen so save your breath.

That goes for all of you here. Listen to what I have to say and you(unlike Goose) might learn a thing or two.

You have all been schooled in the fine art of posting by Chad Steele!

[muthagoose]

Yeah, that is right everyone. Steele knows everything. You should hang on his every word.

He will show you how to bitch about everyone else's posts.

It goes without saying that he is a "masterdebater".

[edub]

possibly one of the sickest things I have ever read. I know longer want to belong to this message board and I am contacting the authorities...

[muthagoose]

We can't lose you eDub, as you have the coolest icon on the board!

[edub]

yeah, but all of you weirdos just want cut her boobs off and eat them...horror convention in NY or Sadomasocistic gathering?

[muthagoose]

Sadomasocistic gathering.... I think not.

It is just a little gathering for all us B-Level Celebs to hang out and let loose. Andrew Bryniarski, Misty Mundae, Chainsaw Sally, Muthagoose and Stomper... it is all on the up and up....

www.chainsawsally.com
www.mistymundae.com

[The Duke]

Just completed The DaVinci Code....I would recommend this to anyone. I have also begun reading Master and Commander....also a very good read, at least at the beginning.

[LotB]

Steele:

I count 12 posts in 1 hour, 7 minutes, and 22 seconds, jackass. Remember what your kindergarten teacher said? If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all.

[LotB]

edub, if you're speaking of "Eric the Pie", I agree that it is one of the sickest things ever written. I certainly don't think that anyone here is advocating that sort of behavior. I only posted the link because the story has a certain notoriety factor in that it drove one publishing firm completely out of business. If it bothers you, you're probably not going to want to read this outtake from the Shaun Hutson novel "Compulsion."

www.shaunhutson.com/exclusives/embroidery.htm

This scene, describing how a group of elderly nursing home residents deal with a young neighborhood girl's perceived lack of morals, was cut from the novel at the requests of Hutson's agent and publishers. No matter whether the story is to everyone's taste or not, censorship should not be tolerated, ever.

On a metal note, Shaun Hutson is friends with Iron Maiden and has appeared onstage with them before.

BTW, don't leave the board, we need more reading contributors.

[LotB]

Another Recommendation:

"City Infernal" by Edward Lee
"Infernal Angel" by Edward Lee (sequel)

These are two excellent reads about a girl who explores Hell. There's rumored to be a third in the series in the works.

[edub]

I disagree, you should all be censored.

I plan to do so by cutting off your little fingers with a weedwacker so you can't type the links to your horrible sites anymore.

Then I will stick your severed fingers up Muthagoose's ass while I call him Gina.

[muthagoose]

And what I said was disturbing?

You my friend are a stone cold freak!

[Dementro]

lotb, suck my ass!

[muthagoose]

Steele...behave....so you don't get your feelings hurt and then not post for 2 weeks.

More importantly, if you wanna run smack... that is what the Smack Talk section is for ass.

[edub]

hey now, just trying to fit in with you weirdos


sidenote-

I am headed to Groove city on Saturday. I may have a "package" that may need to be "relocated" to a more secure "facility"

[The Duke]

Another book that is one of my personal favorites ( that I have forgotten to mention) is "Don't Stop The Carnival" by Herman Wouk. A great book about a broadway producer who quits his job to run a resort in the Carribean. Very funny.

[LotB]

That one sounds interesting, Earl. I've added to my Amazon cart, for a time when I get caught up on my back reading list.

[LotB]

"Monstrosity" by Edward Lee

Like the previously recommended Lee novels ('City Infernal' & 'Infernal Angel'), this one was well-written and executed. Good for some quality entertainment.

[The Duke]

I am definitely going to have to try out some of the recommended Lee novels.

One not to try - bleachers, by John Grisham. A decent book, but certainly did not live up to my expectations. Grisham seems to be going downhill somewhat with his last few novels.

[LotB]

I never thought there was an "uphill" for Grisham. I don't like to bash someone's hard work, but I never cared for his dry-prosed lawyer novels, personally.

[The Duke]

I see your point....some of his stuff is dry, but I really like The Testament, The King of Torts, and A Painted House.

You do have a point though, and it would be nice to see him come "back uphill" for a while.

[LotB]

I've never actually read any of those three, so maybe I've had the misfortune of only encountering his dry-prosed lawyer novels. The experience doesn't make me want to rush out and read more of his work, but maybe I'll give a chance to one of the aforementioned in the future.

[The Duke]

Actually, Grisham just came out with a new one...can't recall the name. Two novels in less than a year..sounds like he is going more for quantity than quality.