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what book/magazine is on your nightstand?

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Bobomatic

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im not talking about a book or magazine that has been sitting there and you have never opened.
I only have magazines. they are scientific american, popular science, pc gamer, and discover.
 
Currently I have two books: "Look to Windward" by Iain Banks, and one titled "IP Switching and Routing" (no current idea on the author). Can you say "geek"?
 
I have:

Lord of the Rings Trilogy
"The Millionaire Next Door" by William Danke and Thomas Stanley
Latest issue of SKi Magazine
Edwin Watts Golf Catalog
 
currently:

hitch hikers guide to the galaxy series(its a big book with all 6 of the books in it)
Wired
Rolling Stone
 
- Excel 2000 Programming
- The Stock Market Course
- Digital Video Filmmakers Handbook
- Entreprenuer Magazine
- What They Don't Teach you in Film School
 


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LOL... too funny !!!

Btw, I also have a TYAN MP mb user's manual, "Client/Server Stratagies" and a couple of Photoshop Artisty
books on the other night stand
 
only book i have is "20th Century Serial Killers who Eluded Justice" can't think of the author and too lazy to go check
 
Scattered about are: The Marx-Engels Reader, US Congressional Annals from about 1780-1805 (selected, about 12 vols), the US Navy's Documents Relating to the Barbary Wars vols 1-6, a biography of Thomas Jefferson, the Little Brown handbook, collected works of shakespeare.

Ahh the benefits of college.
 


<< Scattered about are: The Marx-Engels Reader, US Congressional Annals from about 1780-1805 (selected, about 12 vols), the US Navy's Documents Relating to the Barbary Wars vols 1-6, a biography of Thomas Jefferson, the Little Brown handbook, collected works of shakespeare.

Ahh the benefits of college. >>


that's one huge mofo nightstand
 
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