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Fine book, but the main character is not very well written and sometimes you just feel tired of him.
3/5
Funny that films out recently of this..
Thanks for the merge, didn't know this topic existed.
Here's something you didn't see coming.
I'm currently reading about female sexual fantasies in Nancy Friday's My Secret Garden. This feminist in the 70's was interested in collecting sexual fantasies of all kinds of women and publishing it to break taboos about women's sexual thoughts. It's very educational to read what these women are actually thinking behind the veil. Definitely a must-read if you want to connect more with your girlfriend or lover or something on a sexual level. I find it quite inspiring
Warning: Some of these stories are not for the traditionally minded. While I don't think there are enormous prudes around here, I'd still like to give you a heads up about some crazy stuff in here.
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An autobiography of a well known Uruguayan Football player that even played for Juventus FC that turned to be an alcoholic and burned all the money he made (estimated in 15 m. Euros), pretty creepy
Referring to Paolo Montero?Originally Posted by Payo
'Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety' - Benjamin Franklin
No, Fabian O'Neill
Montero is very far away from this lol
Need to start reading "Crime and Punishment" for school, but I can't seem to begin. When I see 500 pages (and font size 4) I get dizzy. But I must read it, my teacher says that. I'm a bit ill, so I'll have a day off tomorrow which I'll probably spend reading it, and not watching Breaking Bad instead. Yeah, right.
My favourite book must be "The Bridge on the Drina" by Ivo Andrić, Yugoslavian Nobel prize winner. If anyone haven't read it, do so.
O'Neill has to be the least Uruguayan name I've ever heard. Is he from an Irish decent?No, Fabian O'Neill
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Montero is very far away from this lol
May Mix
Seems so, I thought the same as you!
http://www.football-italia.net/36032...ed-serie-games
He only got 19 caps, is he a famous name for the national team?The Uruguayan of Irish heritage is now retired at the age of 39, but played for Cagliari from 1995-2000, going on to Juventus in 2000-02 and Perugia for six months.
'Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety' - Benjamin Franklin
Actually we have a lot of O'Neill's here in Uruguay, it's pretty strange because we don't have much Irish descendency, the ones that came to colonize here were mainly Spaniards, Italians and English
No, that era after Uruguay won 1995 America's Cup was a weird generation came. This guy, Alvaro Recoba, Dario Silva, were all very talented players but they all liked to drink and to party in excess lol, so we were a complete failure (We didn't enter to France 98', knocked out in first leg in Korea-Japan and didn't enter to Germany as well).Seems so, I thought the same as you!
http://www.football-italia.net/36032...ed-serie-games
He only got 19 caps, is he a famous name for the national team?
This guy is remembered in these failures, however for some stupid 'idolizing' reason many people support him a lot
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy part three, I recommend this series the books are great fun.
Just getting through A Feast For Crows
will start reading the dance music manual 3rd edition once I receive it from amazon! I cannot WAIT to get my hands on this bad boy
Not as good as "Woman" so far, but still an interesting read.
Just started with Aldous Huxley's Brave New World..
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