The Art of War
 

I've started reading this book. It's actually quite good. I was just wondering if anyone else is reading/has read this book, care to share your thoughts.

For anyone who doesn't know, it was made in 500BC (aprox) by Sun Tzu. It depicted military and political tactics aswell as Chinese tools and weapons. Many people take this book hella-serious and pretty well base their lives aroudn his teachings.

i havent read it, but you make it sound very interesting, ill look around a few places later and see if i can find it and giv it a read

Reading. hahaha I didn't know people actually did this, I might when I get some free time as for now its studying the effects of technological detereminism and its effect on the american car culture.

lol I know. I didn't think that I would spend any time reading ever again but yah, it just seemed interesting, which it is.

my mom is gonna get it from a library near her work on her way home, then ill tell u what i think but it when im done

The one by Machiavelli is quite good as well.

Reading for fun is a summer thing when you have absolutly nothing else to do. Or you got no life :) J/k

nah it's one of those crappy English analysis projects. We only had to start it and analyze a little bit of it but i figured I may aswell continue reading it.

Well, isn't that special
:rolleyes:

yup!! i wuv my mommy! lol

there is an interesting book series called "tomorrow, when the war began, it is an interesting series of books.

I don't read enough, I've read 2 books in 5 months. lol...Marilyn Manson: The Long Hard Road Out Of Hell (Autobio of Marilyn Manson) and Helter Skelter: The True Story Of The Manson Murders (Charles Manson).

Both were hella good. I'll probably at least give The Art Of War a glance, if not more. I'm currently in the process of reading a book about A.F.I.

I've only heard of it. I think stewie made mention of it somewhere.

I'm actually in the middle of reading the art of war, and so far it's been very interesting.

Sounds like fun.

Gotta start reading some of these classics. Read way too much modern and after 1914 books.