This piece of amusing read comes from a friend on facebook.... All of these things should be done, but not before 8am... Nothing should be done before 8am!
medium.com/life-learning/8-things-every-...233e15c8d#.wpkh2btz7

Catwhisperer wrote:
"Cheap" & "Rakija" = slow suffering.

Cherry Rakija? BLASPHEMY!!!
It is well established that the only acceptable rakijas are Sljivovica (plum rakija), Dunjevaca (quince rakija) and Loza (grape rakija)

Also, what kind of bullshit self-help poppycock is this "things to do before 8am" text?
Get in the zone? Get ready? Get inspired? Get perspective?
What the hell does that even mean? Sure, some of it is objectively good advice, but the rest is just cheap, empty platitudes

Seems imposible to find translation of this book. I have it in my hands but its useless becouse I cant read it. Ive even adressed to foreign embassy for help.
Ive heard so many good reviews of this book. Got to find perhaps english ver.

Came by this e-version. few days ago. Looking good and familiar so far
if anybody need i can share a download link afterwards

Just finished reading Sixth Watch (Shestoi Dozor, Шестой Дозор) by Sergei Lukyanenko. The sixth and the last book in this serial, it's amazing.

Holy crap didnt even knew it exist. Would be great I get that book and finish it before they shoot a movie.

Im in pursuit of some old, smelly books.
"The computers are coming" could match that requirement. Im sucker for vintage wisdom.


Not sure why I love reading out-of-date eschatology.
Im atheist also sooo I guess its those fundamentalist opinions in books.
This one's from the 1970s, and paints a dire warning concerning the (what would have been 8-bit) computers that were on their way.

I don't like reading that much so, not counting school assigned reading material, I hardly ever picked up a book in my life. On the other hand I fucking love Game of Thrones (the show) so when a friend of mine barely stopped himself from slapping me after I announced that I'm a huge GoT fan but haven't read a single word of the original novels, he gave me an ultimatum. Read at least the first book or our friendship would be over... the fucking drama queen
How I love him for doing that
I'm barely past the middle of the book and my mind is already blown harder that a dick on the set of a porn titled "Deep Throat 7: The Suckening!"
Now I finally understand all the butthurt people on the internet who whined how the show didn't follow the novels

Hahahaha, well welcome to the fold, we are glad to have you
If you can get over your dislike of reading I would strongly recommend you continue with the other books after the first. The first novel is the one the makers of the show actually followed pretty closely (or at least they tried). There are differences throughout the whole show but the more significant ones come later on.

Also, now that you are one of us, maybe you can stop calling it Game of Thrones, the title of the first novel, and start calling it A Song of Ice and Fire, the name of the whole saga

Ok, so I already asked for a game recommendation, now let's ask for a book recommendation or, in this case, a book validation. I got my girlfriend the last four books of a series she loves called "Vampirates" (a name I nominate for worst book title ever ) and now I'm thinking of starting the series myself. I've been assured that even if it's not high literature on par with Tolstoy or Dickens, it's not as cheesy or as low brow as it sounds, but, since I can't view my girlfriends opinion as objective, I'd like to see if anyone here has read that series or at least heard of it (I know I haven't before she mentioned it) and if they would recommend it