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The Lake House, by James Patterson (my husband's book)

"They were good-looking and all, even beautiful, but it just wasn't right, what they were, whatever the hell they were."

I've never read this book. :)

Oh man... Good thing Twilight is about a foot farther than the Readers Digest Fix It Yourself Manual...

Page 56 5th sentence:
"Before buying a tool, make sure it's the right one for the job."

Hmmm. Good advice.

don't forget... if you don't have words on page 56... then share what's on page 57 or 55 :)

George Carlin: When Will Jesus Bring The Pork Chops

"People deserve the truth."

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George Carlin: When Will Jesus Bring The Pork Chops

"People deserve the truth."

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First of all impressive that something from George Carlin was presentable on this site! I love and miss him.

Second, here is mine.

"Finally, let's turn our attention to high Reynolds number applications, such as the flow past a tennis ball, a golf ball, or a baseball."

Elements of Fluid Mechanics by David Wilcox

Yes, I am a nerd.

"I could spin a web if I tried," said Wilbur, boasting.

From Charlotte's Web by E.B. White

On the shelf nearest the couch under my ball pythons tank. :D

"I show up at orientation stumbling drunk, eyes still bloodshot, smelling like a speak-easy"

From possibly one of the best books ever wrote. Tucker Max's : I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell

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The Lake House, by James Patterson (my husband's book)

"They were good-looking and all, even beautiful, but it just wasn't right, what they were, whatever the hell they were."

I've never read this book. :)

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You should. It is a great book!

Mine sentence is boring. "Tell me about work." From Kathy Reichs's Devil Bones

Hi,

you think yours was boring?

"Current vetinary knowledge places great emphasis on supporting the immune system of these reptiles, both to prevent medical problems and to augment treatment when they do arise."

From "The Ball Python Manual" by Philippe de Vosjoli et al.

I don't read much hardcopy when I'm at the computer. :oops:


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