Do any SYSTEM WARRIORS actually read books?

I do.

Currently reading:

World War Z.

Jarassic Park.

Napalm and Silly putty by George Carltin.

And Al Gore's new book, The assault on reason.

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Whatchu readin?

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World War Z

Zombie survival guide.

Only worthwhile books to ever read...period...gotta be prepared!

Halo: The Fall of Reach.

Kidding :P Never been much of a read, so I'm reading nothing atm

The Warrior Prophet by R.Scott Bakker.

Its the second in the prince of nothing trilogy.

In terms of entertainment, games actually replace books for me.
In terms of information gathering, i am very cautious to keep my mind open to possibilities, and not let it be narrowed down by someone elses view. Hence i don't like reading books very much, only when i'm in a very controlled state, in the realization that whatever the book tells me, is actually what i'm telling myself, creating the experience of reality as i go.
Rarely, i do read some books that way. Always informative books, mainly about mind control or mental shifts.
I still have some work to do on my point of view before i could make good use of something as external as books to guide me.

Don't think this goes here, but uh, anyway:

- House of Leaves

- Guns, Germs, and Steel

Slashkice

I finished House of Leaves a while ago and just picked started Only Revolutions, Mark Z. Danielewski is great. I have also read the first 3 books to George R.R. Martins a Song of Ice and Fire a while ago those were also great. Reading is great!

"The Quiet American".

Just finished reading that. Great book.

Devil In The Fog - Leon Garfield.

And a poetry book by Robert Browning

I read sometimes. But most of my free time is spent playing games.

I'm currently reading 1984. Before that, I read Fountainhead.
My favorite books are those in the Hitchhiker's series.

You mean garnering information from paper with little to no high definition graphical representation or digital audio? Blasphemy!

I a bit fan of Blizzard Books, Tam Clancy books, D&D books, Dragonlance boooks.ArisShadows

Thats cheating.

I do as well. I'm currently reading:

1. A Year with CS Lewis
2. The Four Loves
3. The Signature of Jesus

I'm also slightly reading a book called God is not Great by Christopher Hitchens, but I'm not thinking it's going to be worth my money to actually purchase it. The preface is one of the worst thought-out pieces of literature I've ever read. The only reason I would think about continuing the reading is because I'm interested to see what his point is.

This is SW material how?

I'll make it SW material. Reading books is a better way to spend time than playing video games.

Read books?

I devour books, in a manner of speaking. Right now I'm chewing my way through Macbeth and the works of H.P. Lovecraft, and I have Beowulf, Canterbury tales, and some others waiting for me when I'm done. After that I guess I could always read more Anton Chekov, I'm a big fan of his writing.

Anyway, it's rare for you to ever find me without reading material or a controller in my hands.

Currently I'm reading "Dave Barry's History of the Millenium (so far)"

I will be reading Stephen Colbert's new book "I am America (And So Can You)" once that comes out

books are so 19th century..... now books on CD is 21st century tech. why read when you can listen and not stare at pages and pages of text?theshadowhunter

Personally, I absolutely hate looking at/listening to digital books.

I'm re-reading Moby Dick

and a lot of books about the classic ages (rome, greece and persia)

Just finish reading Barbarinas at the Gate.

Fav:The Count of Monte Cristo

Finished the Quiet American again.

*achievement unlocked*

Fav:The Count of Monte Cristo

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I must agree, that book is extremely well written.

I'm reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

(Pre-Blade Runner)

I do

Wheel of Time and Fire of Heaven seriesmetalisticpain

WoT is awesome. I've read the first 4 books, but I'm now waiting for the series to finish before reading the rest.

If you have read "The Malazan, book of the Fallen" by Steven Erikson, then you'd know where my name comes from. Anyway, that's what I'm currently reading, I'm about my 3rd time through. I'm also reading "Dark Lord", but the authors name eludes me at the second.

Green Eggs and Ham. Definantly deep and philosophical beyond belief.

its really in a league of its own.jg4xchamp

:lol: Fox in Sox>>>>>>>>>Green Eggs and Ham :P

I'm reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

(Pre-Blade Runner)

Lilac_Benjie

DICK ROCKS!!!

[QUOTE="Lilac_Benjie"]

I'm reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

(Pre-Blade Runner)

Chofee

DICK ROCKS!!!

:o Excuse me!

[QUOTE="metalisticpain"]I do

Wheel of Time and Fire of Heaven seriesSgtWhiskeyjack

WoT is awesome. I've read the first 4 books, but I'm now waiting for the series to finish before reading the rest.

You must have missed the news - Robert Jordan died two weeks ago. He didn't get to finish the final book.

[QUOTE="Chofee"][QUOTE="Lilac_Benjie"]

I'm reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

(Pre-Blade Runner)

SgtWhiskeyjack

DICK ROCKS!!!

:o Excuse me!

You should read more :)

[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"]Green Eggs and Ham. Definantly deep and philosophical beyond belief.

its really in a league of its own.SgtWhiskeyjack

:lol: Fox in Sox>>>>>>>>>Green Eggs and Ham :P

I disagree. Green Eggs and Ham is the greatest piece of literature ever.

Coincidentally...it's sitting on my desk right now. I'm not kidding.:shock:

Starting to read " The Devine Comedy " by Dante

Probably one of the greatest or greatest novel/book/poem ever created