Anyone here read books? I mean real books...

[dogsoldier]

Being a voracious reader. I usually have two or three going at the same time. The one just finished is Iron Addict's Way of Change by Wesley Silvera. Also, my current fun read is the Zombie Fallout series. Mark Tufo is a seriously funny writer even in the Zombie Apocalypse.

 

[GYMnTONIC]

I really liked Robert Greene's
"48 laws of power" and "the art of seduction"

Truly helps out in the "real world sense" and can assist you with picking up women or tactics in getting more women for sure.

 

[dolphfan]

Kama sutra for lazy people by Justa Onatop. Masturbation in three easy steps, and Playboy for the articles!!!


Just kidding!!
Actually I just finished Famous Japanese Swordsmen of the Two Courts period, The Last Samurai: The life and battles of Saigo Takamori, (way better than the movie, from a historical perspective) And almost done with Legends of the Samurai by Hiroaki Sato. What can I say, I've always felt I was born in the wrong century.
Dolph
Oh and a couple books on Zen that I read a couple pages out of each time I'm on the crapper! LOL

 

[DOMS]

Kama sutra for lazy people by Justa Onatop. Masturbation in three easy steps, and Playboy for the articles!!!


Just kidding!!
Actually I just finished Famous Japanese Swordsmen of the Two Courts period, The Last Samurai: The life and battles of Saigo Takamori, (way better than the movie, from a historical perspective) And almost done with Legends of the Samurai by Hiroaki Sato. What can I say, I've always felt I was born in the wrong century.
Dolph
Oh and a couple books on Zen that I read a couple pages out of each time I'm on the crapper! LOL

You should add The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi.

 

[dolphfan]

You should add The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi.

Own it and read it several times, Doms. I love how in some ways it parallels Bruce Lee's Tao of Jeet Kune Do. Written centuries earlier!
Dolph

 

[13bret]

All of dick marcinko's books are good if you're into books written by the ultimate badass about being a badass.

 

[dolphfan]

All of dick marcinko's books are good if you're into books written by the ultimate badass about being a badass.

Got all of his books, read most of them multiple times. Red Cell being my favorite. I know they're fiction, except Rogue Warrior, but his writing seems like, look at me, I'm so good, I bench 500lbs for reps, I killed all the taliban single handed, I did this, I did that. And it seems like his dick grows an inch every novel. LOL! I also read that in his autobiography he didn't do a lot of the things he claimed to do. Don't get me wrong they are great books, but how many times is that guy gonna crush his nuts doing a HALO before he figures out how to strap in?? HA HA
Dolph

 

[futureMrO]

the death ship by b. traven
and no it doesnt have any pictures in it you illiterate fucks haha

 

[dogsoldier]

Just finished "Alas, Babylon" not a half bad read (written in 1960) so they say dated stuff like "You know how those dinges are!"..."Now Harry." Carol interrupted, "Don't call that, call them darkies"

"Can't trust those Ruskies with all those atomic rockets".

I got a kick out of the 1960's language.

Currently I am reading "One Second After." Pretty scary.