What's everybody reading?

[TDurden]

I'm just about finished with Nietzche's The Anti Christ and I'm also working my way through Man In The Shadows, the auto biography of the guy who was head of the Mossad. What's everybody else reading, or lacking that, what're your favorite books?

[King Zarathu]

My favorite book is this one I read a long time ago, called "How to Abuse Children Without Getting Caught." I still haven't mastered it, yet.

[vashti]

I haven't been able to read anything for pleasure in a long time. Right now I am thumbing through Pharmacology books.

[Gigabitch]

I'm buying The Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama today. That's my new read.

[TDurden]

He's always struck my as being very professional and cool headed. I bet his book is really interesting

[Gigabitch]

I just heard him on NPR! They had an interview with him yesterday, discussing his book and wow...I really want to read his book now. 'Cept he started sounding more like a politician when the interviewer started asking him to clarify whether he had presidential candidate hope, which kind of disappointed me (that he started sounding like a slimeball again).

He IS a politician. We need guys like this.

[Gigabitch]

I know, but I really liked his responses to the the questions he was posed, then the candidacy thing came up and he got all evasive & gave a non-answer. Disappointed me.

No, that's appropriate at this stage of the game. Personally, I hope he runs. I hope he wins. But then, I would vote for Jon Stewart.

[TDurden]

But then, I would vote for Jon Stewart.

It's Jon Stewart. Anybody that wouldn't vote for him is evil

[King Zarathu]

It's Jon Stewart. Anybody that wouldn't vote for him is evil

Jon Stewart ****ing owns, but I prefer Stephen Colbert.