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    Don't worry - there are still newspapers, radio, advertising, other people, supermarkets, forums.... They will be assimilated into the Collective. Not as quickly as the rest of us, but they will be assimilated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crotalus View Post
    How in the world do you know what to think without a TV to tell you?
    I am thinking to sell my TV too. I switch it on once a day at 19:30 when I the news starts, after that sometimes I stuck on the screen and aways feel empty in my mind when I switch off the TV. So what is it for, I have a radio too, and newspapers smells good, and spring comes so...maybe sitting on a bench, talking with someone, or reading a book or The Bible is much better for me than watching the series. It is like a custom to watch TV, like drinking coffe in the mourning, but tee is more heathy, or not, who know??? I have to try it, after I will know it!

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    I've recently read Dracula, Frankenstein, Jekyll and Hyde, I Am Legend, and World War Z.

    Dracula was awesome, Frankenstein was not at all what I was expecting and it was also fantastic, J&H was tough to get into but I liked it, IAL was NOTHING like the movie (in a good way), and World War Z was a very interesting read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    I've recently read Dracula, Frankenstein, Jekyll and Hyde, I Am Legend, and World War Z.

    Dracula was awesome, Frankenstein was not at all what I was expecting and it was also fantastic, J&H was tough to get into but I liked it, IAL was NOTHING like the movie (in a good way), and World War Z was a very interesting read.
    Once I tried to borrow Frankenstein from the library but all the issues was stolen only the title appeared on the computer. Should I give it another try?

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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    IAL was NOTHING like the movie (in a good way)
    In my opinion, the best movie version of I Am Legend is "The Omega Man", starring Charlton Heston.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carpefor View Post
    Once I tried to borrow Frankenstein from the library but all the issues was stolen only the title appeared on the computer. Should I give it another try?
    You guys should try the Gutenberg Project, free e books in multiple formats. They only have books the patent has ran out on, but you can definately find the classics. Dickens, Dumas, Shelley, Bronte....
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    Quote Originally Posted by seshmarls View Post
    I'm a huge Heinlein and Niven fan
    Heinlein -> Spider Robinson is a new author that was a family friend of Heinlein and finished a book of RAH. It's called Variable Star.
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    Card - Ender series only. His other books are horrible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Carpefor View Post
    Once I tried to borrow Frankenstein from the library but all the issues was stolen only the title appeared on the computer. Should I give it another try?
    If hare interested, it is a very good book.

    Quote Originally Posted by JoeSomebody View Post
    You guys should try the Gutenberg Project, free e books in multiple formats. They only have books the patent has ran out on, but you can definately find the classics. Dickens, Dumas, Shelley, Bronte....
    I believe that Amazon linked up with Gutenberg, and as a result of that (or whatever did it), you can get older books for free through the Kindle ap. That is how I got the older books that I listed.

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    check out Into The Wild! Great book, they also have a movie. I loved the book way more.

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