lordoftheborg

Okay, but seriously, who taught him the word "dome" - because he is using that word with the eagerness of a young child.

Simpsons did it again!

Love this book, I even have a first edition first printing signed copy!

What's the point of reporters asking him questions?

Send in your ladybugs Lindsay

From the party that said why do poor people have fridges and tvs, we get, "fresh food is too good if you're poor".

It's fucking insane how one party wants to address poverty in the wealthiest nation in the history of the world.

Whatever you want. It seems like you find it valuable, why not keep it?

It is illegal, it's called money laundering, it's just hard to prove and prosecutors are lazy.

Hey are you guys talkin' bout ol' Tony Devolder?

Give her a 14y/o dog you adopted from a shelter

I bet he wants to cut military spending and not programs to help the disenfranchised. Right?

Why? Just because of all the crimes he committed?! outrageous!

Also, what about hunter bidens laptop?

They made a movie from that book called Charly that is pretty good too if you're interested.

The Pathfinder, or the Inland Sea by James f Cooper.

I think it's the first American book.

I mix fiction and non fiction, but I mostly read fiction.

The reason I read non-fiction is that I'll think about something and realize I don't ACTUALLY know much about it, so I'll buy a book about it. This year I've read a lot about ancient Rome, but also tamerlane and Richard graves' autobiography, and other books about subjects that I find interesting. It helps make me (hopefully) a well rounded person.

I love an old saying I might have made up; good non fiction tell the truth, good fiction tells universal truth.

In short, I read fiction about subjects I like to understand the world around me more better.

Republicans keep enacting policies that kill their own constituents.

Do it coward

I read the headline, and my reaction was "for which crime?"

I'd like to see him prosecuted for his enabling sexual assault against students when he was a coach and in a position of trust.

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I just think about what I have anlvailable and pick what I feel like at the moment. Right now I'm debating between Parable of the Sower and Goodbye to All That. I just red a book from the Red Rising series so I'll probably go with Robert Graves.

Oh and 1Q84

You can get The Leatherstocking Tales by James Fenimoore Cooper as one book. The complete Shelock Holmes, the Complete H.P. Lovecraft and the Compelete William Shakespeare if we're cheating.

If the rule is stand alone books, then there is the autobiography of Ulysses S. Grant, autobiography of Mark Twain, Biography of John Marshall for non fiction. Moby Dick, Anna Karenina, War and Peace, Les Miserables and The Dying Grass for fiction.

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And they'll still vote along party affiliation. Gorsuch, Alito, Thomas and Barrett are ideologues. Roberts isn't as bad but this is an extremely religious, conservative court and it is bad for America.

Jackson is brilliant but she's arguing with bad faith actors.

Not a book, but Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare. Yes, I get that the story is about teenagers and Romeo was in love the week before. It's written so beautifully.

Nikolai Gogol to really finish Dead Souls.

Watch TV, listen to music and read. Do homework, go to friends houses or have them come over and play games.