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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    Read these two since last time I posted on here:



    How many pages are these books? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by LionDen View Post
    How many pages are these books? lol
    300-400 pages.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    300-400 pages.
    That is a good size book.

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    Been reading some books since last time I posted here:








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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    Been reading some books since last time I posted here:







    You have been busy reading. Were they any good?

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    ^^ Yeah, I particularly liked the one with Buzz Aldrin in the title. It's about a Norwegian guy who runs away from his old life and travels to Faroe Islands, LOL.

    I started another book yesterday. Already read over 200 pages, lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    ^^ Yeah, I particularly liked the one with Buzz Aldrin in the title. It's about a Norwegian guy who runs away from his old life and travels to Faroe Islands, LOL.
    How Is Buzz Aldrin in that?

    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    I started another book yesterday. Already read over 200 pages, lol
    Reading can be relaxing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LionDen View Post
    How Is Buzz Aldrin in that?
    He is not. The title plays on the fact that everyone tends to remember Armstrong but not Aldrin. The main character in the book feels like Buzz in all aspects of life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    He is not. The title plays on the fact that everyone tends to remember Armstrong but not Aldrin. The main character in the book feels like Buzz in all aspects of life.
    Ahhh ok. I guess Neil Armstrong is remembered more than Buzz Aldrin.

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    Just finished this viking-novel from 1969, written by Norwegian writer Ragnild Magerøy (1920-2010)



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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    Just finished this viking-novel from 1969, written by Norwegian writer Ragnild Magerøy (1920-2010)


    I like The Vikings. Incredible history. They certainly kept Europe on its toes. lol

    Posted a 5 part doco series here: The Rise And Fall Of The Vikings

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    ^^ Not only Europe. Vikings travelled to USA, Africa and Asia as well. Actually, the last findings that may have us to re-write history was found in New Zealand. That either means some vikings travelled all across the globe, or they actually travelled north and passed the north-pole. Either way, it's a amazing feat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    ^^ Not only Europe. Vikings travelled to USA, Africa and Asia as well. Actually, the last findings that may have us to re-write history was found in New Zealand. That either means some vikings travelled all across the globe, or they actually travelled north and passed the north-pole. Either way, it's a amazing feat.
    Incredible. If they went to new Zealand I guess it possible they traveled to Australia to at some point. I had no idea they travelled so far but they are well known for their ships etc.

    Vikings: Secrets of the Vikings: The Viking Longship

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    Just finished this one. Interesting debut by a swedish author, who writes about his special relationship and fascination of eels. Something that he and his father shares. The book is filled with short stories from the authors childhood as well as facts and the history of the eel, as we know it. Because we dont know much about it really. It's probably the most mysterious fish alive, and it's about to go extinct if we don't understand and learn more about it.



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    I'm currently reading Ministry: The Lost Gospels According to Al Jourgensen, & Shut Up and Give Me the Mic by Dee Snider




    BOW DOWN TO THE KING

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartmark View Post
    Just finished this one. Interesting debut by a swedish author, who writes about his special relationship and fascination of eels. Something that he and his father shares. The book is filled with short stories from the authors childhood as well as facts and the history of the eel, as we know it. Because we dont know much about it really. It's probably the most mysterious fish alive, and it's about to go extinct if we don't understand and learn more about it.

    They are fascinating. I watched a TV show where they were at a eel festival, I think it was in Italy. Eels are protected in a few states in Australia.

    Saving Europe’s endangered eels

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kemo View Post
    I'm currently reading Ministry: The Lost Gospels According to Al Jourgensen, & Shut Up and Give Me the Mic by Dee Snider

    Don't know Al Jourgensen but I do know Dee Snider is in Twisted Sister and I know the band is reuniting in 2024 for political rallies. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by LionDen View Post
    Don't know Al Jourgensen but I do know Dee Snider is in Twisted Sister and I know the band is reuniting in 2024 for political rallies. lol
    Al sings for the industrial metal band, Ministry. Google them, I'm sure you've heard their stuff.

    I just finished his book and started on Terry Funk's autobiography, More Than Just Hardcore




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    Quote Originally Posted by Kemo View Post
    Al sings for the industrial metal band, Ministry. Google them, I'm sure you've heard their stuff.

    I just finished his book and started on Terry Funk's autobiography, More Than Just Hardcore

    Yeah, I have heard of Ministry. Songs are good for workouts. I have not read the Terry Funk books. I would be interested to know what they are like. I should be able to get them to listen to.

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    Read a couple of biographies over the last couple of weeks. First one about the inner circle of Saddam Hussein, then one about MAO.





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