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Anhil8tor - 07-10-2008
I found a GRRRRRREAT read!
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1604811242/ref=ord_cart_shr?%5Fencoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance"]Amazon.com: Slam Dunked: The NCAA's Shameful Reaction to Athletic Integration in the Deep South: Ron Gomez, Beryl Shipley: Books[/ame]
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BIRD33 - 07-10-2008
Do you read anything that doesnt pertain to your backyard?Its a big world out there.
I read a autobigraphy about Davinci called "Flights of the mind" recently.You would be suprised how gay he was.The angels in all his paintings were actually his gay boy lovers.He got arrested for sodomy and had to pay a fine.If was long and boring in some parts but very interesting in others.
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Anhil8tor - 07-10-2008
regardless this is a great story. UL was a dominant program back then and they got the death penalty for minor infractions because they were a deep south program.
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BIRD33 - 07-10-2008
A lot of teams get killed by the ncaa that arent from the south.
And what has stopped them from returning to glory?Sounds like your playing the victim.
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St0ney - 07-11-2008
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Carries-Story-Erotic-S-Novel/dp/1573441562"]I just got done re-reading this one.[/ame]
Anyone here still read books? - Banana - 07-11-2008
Shocking. Stoney reads novels about sex.
I haven't read a Chuck Palahniuk book I don't like.
For the non- homophobes among us (sup Bird?), Kid by Dan Savage is a pretty light, but very politically charged book about gay men adopting a kid.
And last, but not least, I will always pimp Jeanette Winterson's, Written on the Body. A fantastic story about two lovers, and the gender of one is never revealed.
Anyone here still read books? - ntype - 07-11-2008
yeah all the time. Currently reading some spanish books (setted up durig the 15th-16th century) interesting read
bought some fantasy novel too but it got boring to some point.