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Don't make me read the bible you freaks!

How you liking Hauptmann? ;) @Post Ironic

Strange I haven't read The Machine Stops earlier.

A Confederacy of Dunces

Infamous Lady: The True Story of Countess Erzsébet Báthory @s4tch :snoop:

Dickens' Night Walks is a nice read. I imagine it's even better if you live in London and walk past the same corners as Dickens used to before writing it.

I'll pm you if i run into some serious problems @GordoDeCentral :P

Reading James Ellroy's Black Dahlia. :snoop: @Post Ironic

What about Dachau and Majdanek?

I'm living like 15km away from a former concentration camp. Come visit.

:lol: Why has it to be non-fiction though?

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I will have two daughters and i'll give them enough pokeballs to catch all your kids.

You must have skipped the part where we both said that we think it's too creepy to give it to them already :D That's what fairytales used to be there for though, to show the kids that not everything in life is sweet cute shit.

Saw this one and HAD to buy it :lol: @Post Ironic Wanted it for my little girl cousin, but now that i read it myself, i'm not sure anymore. Too creepy :lol: - - - Updated - - - But still better than the Disneyfied fairytales i guess. Might as well give her a copy of The Bloody...

@Wittl Got this today, together with like 12 of those Penguin little black classics books - which are, unlike the 1kg Poe book that almost fills out my entire messenger bag, perfect to read on the bus :baus: Poe making me look up the dictionary from time to time, but it's worth it.

Herr Lehmann is one of my favorite books, and the movie is great too.

:lol: one of my friends said the same :P thanks for the suggestions :tup:

:boh: What? Should have read it earlier, but i heard it can be a pain in the ass to get into it :D

There are great words in it though, like "sonofabitch" :touched: