What book are you reading, or what was the last one you read??

Last Book: Revelation by C.J Sansom

Currently Reading: The Lady Elizabeth by Alison Weir

I Have To Be Obscene To Be Believed. It's My Routine, Not What I Mean To Me.

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Instant Confidence by Paul McKenna.

not reading anything at the moment.but i will be buying the new encylopedia of modern bodybuilding-arnold schwarzenegger.should be a good read

Last book: The Evolution of Consciousness by Euan Macphail
Current book: The Hardcore Diaries by Mick Foley

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not reading anything at the moment.but i will be buying the new encylopedia of modern bodybuilding-arnold schwarzenegger.should be a good read

Good read as its got some nice pics but in terms of improving BB'ing performance I found it useless. Money much better spect elsewhere I found.

Currently reading The Bonfire Of The Vanities by Tom Wolfe. Incredible read.

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Previously read:

Fiction: A Confederacy of Dunces - John Kennedy Toole
Non-fiction: The 4 Hour Work Week - Tim Ferris

Currently reading:

Fiction: No Country For Old Men - Cormac McCarthy
Non-fiction: Naked Economics - Charles Wheelan

The Ultimate Diet 2, as I am going for 8% bf.

Will finished it today and plan my diet in depth tomorrow.

Age - 18

Bench - 95kg (at 62kg)
Deadlift - 120kg (at 62kg)
Squat - 100kgx5 (at 62kg)
Front Squat - 92.5kg (at 62kg)

dean kootz the good guy -alright worth the cash.

fatherland- dunno the author. shaping up to be a good read.

last, darwins black box-micheal behe.
now, the politics of money-francis hutchinson

recently read torchwood, something in the water

 

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just read transcending css
started reading the zen of css.
after that i have bullet proof design to read.

going to get myself another david gemmel book after ive studied this lot, and im interested in buying search for ground point zero.

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Instant Confidence by Paul McKenna.

Any good?

Currently reading: Transport Economics by Colin G. Bamford, in preparation for my exam.

Book on persuasion. Cannot remember by whom as I left the bag in the garage

Fear = False Evidence Appearing Real

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Instant Confidence by Paul McKenna.

Any good?

It's a bit visualise-state-the-obvious so far, but I'll stick with it.
It comes with a CD that's supposed to help re-programme the subconcious mind.
I've yet to try the CD out but I'm thinking of sticking it my Sony Bean and listening to it while I doze off in bed.


I also love the way people are listing highbrow intellectual fodder.
Sod that. I've got my Fletch novels to work through at the same time and they'll be swiftly followed by my Mr Men books.
Mr Bump rules.

I read that from the library (Paul Mckenna) and it seemed that he had copied it from another. I also have the I can make you thin cd and book and once again it seems he has just did the same there. Must admit I did enjoy the read though

Fear = False Evidence Appearing Real

It was a present.
I didn't buy it. Honest!

Actually, the girl I've just split up with bought it for me (the little joker) and all of the books that I want to read are with her.

Just finished 'Carved In Bone' - Jefferson Bass.Novel that is similar to Patricia Cornwell.In fact the author is a real life Forensic Anthropologist and was the guy that opened the real life 'Body Farm' research unit in Tennessee.

Just started 'Don't Stop Me Now' - Jeremy Clarkson.His books crack me up.We have a very similar sense of humour and love of 70's Rock music!.

Our greatest glory is not in ever failing,but in rising each time we fall.

Confucius

howard marks - mr nice great read

last, darwins black box-micheal behe.

I would say you owe it to yourself to read an alternative viewpoint such as 'Darwin's Dangerous Idea' by Daniel Dennett, as Behe is not a respected scientist and his work is massively skewed by his religious beliefs.