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I must be older than I thought. I can't believe I've read six of those suckers, a couple of them, many years ago. Furthest back is The Autobiography of Malcolm X, then later, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek; also read A Room of One's Own, Operating Instructions, and In Cold Blood. Oh, almost forgot...

Right there is one that belonged on my list - what will I have missed next?:confused:

Ironweed The Color Purple To Kill a Mockingbird Angle of Repose Interpreter of Maladies Confederacy of Dunces That's all I could find, but then, I couldn't figure out an easy way to view the list so I may (probably) have missed one or two.:rolleyes:

to lure guinea pigs!"

Yeah, I use this constantly. My son (14) introduced me to it and it's so fabulous. I'm constantly finding him reading articles on crazedly specialized fields. He keeps linking off physics, chemistry, linguistic, and religious articles and ends up with freakin oddball headings. Great though. I...

flooding the moat. "Let's

In order, my reads were: The Lake of Darkness - Ruth Rendell Under the Banyan Tree - R.K. Narayan Alias Grace - Margaret Atwood The Vendor of Sweets - R.K. Narayan A Star Called Henry - Roddy Doyle Pnin - V. Nabokov I also began The Information by Martin Amis, a reread. Thanks to...

foaming contents, weeping crocodilian

They shouted loud, tankards

I would like an infinity of nothing. Should I take that back and say that there's nothing I want an infinity of, since my entire life would be wiped out by being granted an entire infinity of nothing. Same thing if I got and infinity of something - so long to everything else! This is spookily...

For Doe, a Deer, Kids in the Hall version, click. Don't know why the sound isn't synchronous, but I think you'll get the idea.

Well, at the very least, I found this interesting link in the Table of Contents.:) Among a crapload of other rather alarming content.

Thanks for this link ds, I posted there regarding my love for this musical. We did a double feature of The Music Man last night showing first, the Kristen Chenoweth/Matthew Broderick version, followed by Shirley Jones/Robert Preston. Love them.

Julie Andrews has "confidence"! I love her, hence I love this film. I know every song, favorites are - How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria, I Have Confidence, Edelweiss, The Lonely Goatherd, oh heck, I like almost all except the solfeggio starter song, Doe, a Deer - well, it picks up when the...

aphrodisiacs, winking ceaselessly, foisted

with feathers and phlox

but with Neanderthals peering

I keep telling that to my family whenever we see an episode of King of the Hill and everyone expects that Peggy Hill will suddenly be witty and sophisticated or that she'll do something right- she's the foil, people! Dolores Umbridge, I love to hate you.

mid-sentence. They were trapped

Shoot, I've missed keeping up with this fab thread! I may have missed something, what with this being seven pages and all, but I haven't seen Mexico represented - do they participate in Winter Olympics? Anyhow, my contribution would be from, technically, a Mexican-American, Victor Villasenor...