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  1. darth550

    darth550 Six Time F1 World Champ
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    #1 darth550, May 7, 2005
    I have........

    "Mystery in the gas station"

    by Who Pumped Ethyl.
     
  2. matteo

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  3. shiggins

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    #3 shiggins, May 7, 2005
    I read Atlas Shrugged at the suggestion of some angry F-chatters. Interesting read.
     
  4. CMY

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  5. David_S

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    #5 David_S, May 7, 2005
    Great book! Don't have to be angry to read or enjoy it. Might want to try The Fountainhead as well :)
     
  6. UnholyDemon

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    #6 UnholyDemon, May 7, 2005
    1984 - George Orwell
     
  7. wax

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  8. WJHMH

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  9. VROOM!!!

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    #9 VROOM!!!, May 8, 2005
    Ernest Hemingway - The Old Man and the Sea.
     

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