Dragon Ball Z Uncensored

[Big Fagot]

I'm reading The Trouble With Physics and The Three Big Bangs. They're both kind of *** out of ***** so far.

[Big Fagot]

What are you doing you faggot, are you trying to look smart, oh look two works of scientific nonfiction, you must think you're real hot shit, I bet that's the only thing you ever read or care about, you probably masturbate

[Theldorrin]

I'm not reading anything. Although I just finished listening to a bunch of Forgotten Realms books on tape, plus the God Delusion.

[Rice]

WHO NARRATES THE FR BOOKS?

[Big Fagot]

I read the beginning of The Selfish Gene and I give his writing an A++. I never made the connection that the guy that Liquid Snake quoted was also the atheist asshole!

[Theldorrin]

Some moron who pronounces the names differently in every book.

They're very good to listen to, though, because they don't require much attention and I can work pretty much as normal.


I didn't really get why he was such an advocate of Atheism, to be honest, until hearing his stuff. I didn't realize how many of his views were a result of natural selection.

[Magic Juan]

I'm still reading the History of the Peloponnesian War and I'm rereadng Globalization and its Discontents.

[Let My Love Open The Door]

I'm reading Nickel & Dimed and Rabbit, Run from the libary but I'll probably end up returning them and rereading Grendel and then A Confederacy of Dunces.

I want to read the LOTR trilogy this summer but Rice and Magic Juan were both extremely discouraging when I brought up that ambition.

[Action Hank]

I'm reading: The Assault on Reason, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and The Amber Spyglass.

[Theldorrin]

Have you read the Silmarillion? It's much better.

[Let My Love Open The Door]

I've only read the Hobbit

[Theldorrin]

So are Al Gore's books all about environmentalism, Ace? Or is that one, anyway?

I saw it, and the immediate impression I get from the title is that it's an atheist book, attacking religious people.

[Action Hank]

This is more about the failures of the Bush government, and how television is destroying American politics. His argument is that despite overwhelming evidence to things such as global warming and Iraq not affiliated with 9/11, American politicians ignore reason.


Silmarillion is Tolkien's best book.

[Magic Juan]

Television is not destroying American politics. Anyways, whenever a new medium comes up, people quickly blame it for destroying the quality of the electoral process.

Anyways, one of my friends is reading Steve Jobs' one book, and I got pretty angry because hey, Steve Jobs is a huge faggot.

[Theldorrin]

Steve Jobs is the one of the most villainous men in the world.

He's probably worse than the Pope. And this is me saying that!

[Action Hank]

Gore favors the internet. He says it brings intelligence back into political discussions. He says TV forces candidates to worry more about raising money to buy TV spots. Also that TV is far more passive than newspapers or the internet.

Though, to counter Gore, the Spanish American War would never have happened if not for Hearst and his newspapers.

[Let My Love Open The Door]

my tra la la

[Action Hank]

I didn't like Gore until I watched An Inconvenient Truth, which I think is fantastic. And I think he's fantastic, even if he can be boring at times. I wish he would run for president, but I don't think he will.

[My Head Hurts 90]

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, which right now is oscillating between okay and horrendous.

[Action Hank]

It will be neat if Gore wins the Nobel Peace Prize this year. He's a favorite, not only because it allows the Europeans to shove it into Bush's face.