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    Varmiteer GunsRBadMMMMKay's Avatar
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    I've read the lord of the rings and give a +1..........I also enjoyed a lot of Robert E. Howards books, as well as a few more modern writers in that genre, some that stick out are the Dragonlance saga and Thieves World, though the latter were a little crass lol. I haven't gotten into a good book in years (at least one that isn't technical) but have been wanting to see if the Ice and Fire books are as good as the GOT show.


    As to what I am reading right now besides the internetz.................Caterpillar repair manuals are not that interesting to talk about (unless you work on them I guess).

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    'Gifted Hands' by Ben Carson
    Great book

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    "Fearless" by Eric Blehm.
    Incredible story.

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    Just finished reading the first Harry Potter book to our daughter who is 6. She paid attention to the whole story and even tried to sneak the book to daycare to read the last chapter herself. We got the movie and she watched it two days in a row, and told us many differences between the book and the movie. We LOVE that we got her hooked on a good story. We've read other books to her before, but she never tried to sneak one out to finish it herself. Right now, I "accidentally" mentioned that maybe book two is the one where Voldemort kills Hermione, and left the room. Now I can hear her in the other room freaking out and reading the sleeve cover to see if that is true. Love it!
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    This trilogy is free for Kindles for a few days-I found out about it on another forum :http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss...ripbooks%2C370
    Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.

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    If you're a Sci-Fi action adventure reader this one is free till thursday? 654 pages, I had a hard time putting it down on page 350.
    The writer is also a gun owner arfcom member. So far a good read

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    Has anybody read "American Gun" by Chris Kyle? am on chapter 6 page 143 got a question. " The second was a .45-caliber, semiautomatic Colt service revolver with the official name of "Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, Model 1911". it was a weapon that in the right hands could turn bad luck good". Is this a typo? The 1911, service revolver?

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    I would say it has to be a typo semi auto and revolver together make no sense at all.

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    Just read villa incognito by tom Robbins. Currently reading american gods by Neil gaiman

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