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[sallyinzaghi]

Actually, there is a movie about garrincha, I don't remember the title - had something to do with his nickname which I also cannot recall right now, they showed it on the telly a few months back. I thought it was an interesting movie, try googling it.

I bought Paddy Agnew's "Forza Italia, fall and rise of Italian football" but have yet to read it.

Can't wait for sept 20th - brisingr is coming out

 

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[The Curr]

Actually, there is a movie about garrincha, I don't remember the title - had something to do with his nickname which I also cannot recall right now, they showed it on the telly a few months back. I thought it was an interesting movie, try googling it.

I bought Paddy Agnew's "Forza Italia, fall and rise of Italian football" but have yet to read it.

Can't wait for sept 20th - brisingr is coming out

Alegria do Povo (Joy of the People) or Anjo de Pernas Tortas (Angel with Bent Legs)?

 

[sallyinzaghi]

okay I looked it up apparently it was Garrincha - Estrela Solitária sorry bout that.

 

[The Curr]

Thanks

 

[Jun-Lei]

Still stuck on Neil Gaiman's Smoke & Mirrors.

 

[Red]

Starting reading 'Mein Kampf' yesterday, which is written by a charming and little known author called Herr Hitler.

Quite interesting so far, but difficult to follow unless you have a good knowledge of the German and Austrian Empires at various points in history.

 

[Lion]

World War Z

Fatastic read.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

really eeh

 

[Lion]

makes you think, we'd be a total white zone

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

A Game Of Thrones- George R. R. Martin

I'm looking for part II, "A Song of Ice And Fire."

 

[Lion]

good book, Craka. I've read the 4 or 5 books in the series so far and they are all great. Too bad the the fucker is taking forever to release the new book.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Yeah, I borrowed the book form someone and he can't find the seond one now... just great. But Sansa is really a stupid little whore, isn't she? Somehow, I feel she will redeem herself in the next book.

 

[Lion]

don't count on it.

 

[Geof]

Bel-Ami, by Maupassant.

 

[delpierofan82]

"CLR via C#"

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Bel-Ami, by Maupassant.

superbe, do you like cape et epee?

 

[icemaη]

Five Point Someone - Chetan Bhagat - Nice read...
Mortal Fear - Greg Iles... crappy book...

 

[Joaco]

Bel-Ami, by Maupassant.

Good one, I like Maupassant

superbe, do you like cape et epee?

Villa Fiorito? Maradona, heh

 

[GordoDeCentral]

you know it

 

[Osman]

Tiberius - by Alan Massie.

Liked his first one more, Augustus, but this was one fresh and fascinating because Tiberius is really more of a mysterious emperor you dont know much about (heck no one really did even back then, missunderstood little emo), so it was nice to discover him in a way so to speak. While Augustus, to favourite figur of mine, doesnt leave much to explore.