*** Book Thread ***

[Charm&Style]

what books do you guys recommend

any great reads

 

[KnockoutJM]

"I hope they serve beer in hell" That is by far my favorite book ever read

 

[Charm&Style]

...sounds like a killer

 

[ValleyDJing]

I'll second that one. And third it. Its just that good; changed my life.

 

[drummer]

Yeah it is defintely life-changing

 

[KarmaSutra]

It's funny as hell. This is my favorite quote:

"I immediately walk over and point out my cousin to Fatty, and she almost
knocks me and a random girl over to get to him and give him a
hug. He gives me a look of, "I ****ing hate you, and hope you
immediately die an agonizing death."

Priceless. If any of you brothers want a pdf copy shoot me an email address.

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

Once again,..

48 Laws of Power. Buy it. Read it. Learn it.

 

[azanon]

Keep em coming (recommendations). I have 2 now in my "cart" at amazon, but I guess i need one more to get super saver shipping.

 

[KarmaSutra]

One more I would strongly suggest to have on hand (and then in mind) is Doctor Paul Dobransky's: King, Warrior, Magician, Lover. It explains succinctly the temperament / relationship between the sexes.

I love psychology. If you can't get it off of Amazon I have the e-book.

 

[Mr. Unique]

anything by Eckhart Tolle

 

[QueRico]

"Faith, Money and Power: The things no one will tell you." by Sapiens

i got a pdf copy from him, no holds barred.

 

[blackbelt2k]

I really like black comedy books, look up Kurt Voneguith

 

[Falcon]

The two books that have changed my life big time this year, and they aren't like your run-of-the-mill self-help books too

Think Like A Champion - **** Devenzio

This is an awesome inner game book for athletes. I picked it up when I was going through a tough and frustrating time while playing sports. I wasn't getting along with my teammates and I wasn't getting much playing time either. This book offers advice for these kind of situations. Covers a wide range of topics like trash-talking, politics, leadership, frustration, being a good teammate, and pride in sports. The section about 'acknowledging your fans' had me awestruck when I first read it.

The Dharma of Star Wars - Matthew Bortolin

Some people don't take Star Wars seriously, which is fine. But for those who do, the reward and insight is invaluable. This book talks about the Buddhist elements in the two Star Wars trilogies. I have read so many self-help books and I can say that none of them made me aware of the importance of compassion and not attaching myself to anger or resentment. I am thankful that this book did. Reading this book has lead me into a deeper interest in these themes occurring elsewhere too. For instance, the Matrix trilogy has very similar themes of compassion over hatred... peace over war. It's very fascinating.

 

[Charm&Style]

nice nice, i like some of your tastes

keep em comin

btw, what's this "i hope they serve beer in hell" book about


**note: the books dont have to stick to the topic of getting girls and seduction

but so far its an interesting list

if you're into contemporary writings i recommend the book "Genius" (harold bloom)

anyways keep em comin lol

 

[Charm&Style]

I really like black comedy books, look up Kurt Voneguith

black comedy...sounds interesting

 

[basbhat]

"I hope they serve beer in hell", written by Tucker Max, is a collection of hilarious, unbelievable stories of a guy's own self-indulgence coupled with his exploits of the female gender....but it's more than that. Really, it's about attitude, confidence, being a man, not taking yourself(or anyone else) so seriously, having fun, and doing things the "Tucker" way(of course we all aren't naturally like him, but his stories just make you want to say "fvck it....I don't care what anyone thinks!"). At least, that is what I got from it!

 

[ValleyDJing]

"I hope they serve beer in hell", written by Tucker Max, is a collection of hilarious, unbelievable stories of a guy's own self-indulgence coupled with his exploits of the female gender....but it's more than that. Really, it's about attitude, confidence, being a man, not taking yourself(or anyone else) so seriously, having fun, and doing things the "Tucker" way(of course we all aren't naturally like him, but his stories just make you want to say "fvck it....I don't care what anyone thinks!"). At least, that is what I got from it!

Pretty much nailed it. If you want anymore info, here's the intro to his book.

"My name is Tucker Max, and I am an *******.

I get excessively drunk at inappropriate times, disregard social norms, indulge every whim, ignore the consequences of my actions, mock idiots and posers, sleep with more women than is safe or reasonable, and just generally act like a raging ****head.

But, I do contribute to humanity in one very important way. I share my adventures with the world."

 

[Zerix]

Get The Way of the Peaceful Warrior. I haven't read it myself but I did recently see The Peaceful Warrior and supposedly it's only 2/3 of the book. It was amazing. Everyone should see it.

 

[ValleyDJing]

Man, that movie sucked. Psuedo poetic assdribble is all it was.

 

[e-lie]

That movie rocked