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maybe its flikr?

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i'd like to see the pieces in person...anywhere in new york going to stock this?

i wanna see close ups of hi tops

black lips on sunday

the lp takes the few things they did right on the ep and throws em out the window.

I wanted one of the cardigans, hopped on at 12 exactly, it was already gone.

exactly what i was looking at. i'm thinking they may not have had any in stock because as soon as the sale opened, there was only xl available. oh well, not losing any sleep over it.

checked out travota as soon as it opened.

one item i wanted either wasn't in stock or sold out immediately.

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http://youtube.com/watch?v=zzXBvTteYtw

god that phone looks awesome

haha glad we all agree with each other!

and hal, I totally agree with you on the catcher in the rye example. Aside from it being my least favorite Salinger book, (i'm not saying its bad), people put it and Holden Caulfield on a pedistole, simply because it affirms their own particular view instead of challenging it. I feel this is a similar case in Atlas Shrugged.

anyway, nice chat.

It routinely comes in either first, or second to the bible, in surveys on most influential or most popular books.

I see where you're coming from and upon further investigation.....

Well I'll be. I just saw Amazons Library of congress list and its number 2 in terms of popularity. Its worth nothing some of the other books as well.

Also, I suppose, how influential a book is depends on the context it is being used. I could see it being influential for successful people or those finding a liberating, non dogmatic empowerment , but in terms of Atlas Shrugged influencing or perpetuating the future of great, original literary works is bogus.

Sorry! I just have my qualms with this book.

still can't properly embed videos:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=zzXBvTteYtw

Im reading Atlas Shrugged and the Bible. I figure, that, if they are the two most influencial books in human history, I should just read them both at the same time and see where it takes me.

I'm 80% though Atlas, and still in the Old Testament. I don't know who is more wordy, Moses or Ayn.

UGGGH

Atlas Shrugged could have been done in about 400 pages. Way too repetitive and drawn out.

Loved Fountainhead though. I recommend that if you haven't read it already.

Reading two polarizing books, very interesting, but i think stating Atlas Shrugged is the most influential book in human history is a gross exaggeration.

nothing i really neeeded. def some nice steals though!

I will be at black lips for sure.

feeling nostalgic...

lots of people getting rep here today!

so it looks like oak will be carrying some of this stuff?

any idea on the price points?

so how durable is this fabric? looks like it would just rip and tear if it got involved in the slightest snag, but for that price...