OT: what are you reading now?

Cookbook_Chip

Nerds rule!

YEMTrey

Berkshire Beyond Buffett

Jeepster47

Just finished up a couple of new (to me) authors in the mystery genre. 

Tana French ... born in the USA, but lives in Ireland so that's where her "Dublin Murder Squad" is based ... you don't have to, but it is better if you read in order.

Mark Billingham ... a Brit whose main character is Tom Thorn, a murder investigator in Britain.  Since Thorn is always in trouble, it's best to read in order.

Dinah_Moe_Humm

The Elements of Pizza  - Ken Forkish

Eggcelsior

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Always meant to read it, but it is assigned for one of my classes. Blows your mind when you realize what one women's cervical cancer cells have done for modern medicine.

bgebrent

yljkt said:

Cooler threads. They are everywhere. 

Don't make me bump!  Let them die a slow, lonely death

DMW

Had this in the mailbox when I got home tonight:


My rudimentary python is rusty at best. After a quick glance, I'm glad I ordered it.

U_tarded

DMW said:

Had this in the mailbox when I got home tonight:


My rudimentary python is rusty at best. After a quick glance, I'm glad I ordered it.

Gonna write some blockchain?  That's all I know about python.  All i know is where the on off button is at. 

DMW

U_tarded said:

DMW said:

Had this in the mailbox when I got home tonight:


My rudimentary python is rusty at best. After a quick glance, I'm glad I ordered it.

Gonna write some blockchain?  That's all I know about python.  All i know is where the on off button is at. 

Nope, network automation using Python.

bgebrent

DMW said:

U_tarded said:

DMW said:

Had this in the mailbox when I got home tonight:


My rudimentary python is rusty at best. After a quick glance, I'm glad I ordered it.

Gonna write some blockchain?  That's all I know about python.  All i know is where the on off button is at. 

Nope, network automation using Python.

Call me if you have any questions.  I really like snakes, especially constrictors.

DoubleEgger

I prefer this Python 

bgebrent

DoubleEgger said:

I prefer this Python 

That's a Python!!  We need to go shooting soon.

bucky925

Begger

Colt Royal Blue is my personal fave.      Can't beat it.    
I seem to remember a 2 or 3 gun set (4" thru 8") at a local gun store a long time ago.    It was sold within minutes.   

And the Python is going for premium prices at shows.    Find an 
As Is  Detective Special, with original packaging and that's $$, too.  

YukonRon

Lonesome Dove, Larry McMurtry.
Love this book, just freaking love it.

Eoin

I normally read non fiction, history or travel books. Most recently, Anne had Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury as a book club book and I read that and enjoyed it a lot. 

YEMTrey

oldgeezeystax

I'm currently about a quarter of the way into The Passage by Justin Cronin but the library just notified me that my reserved copy of The Fall of Hyperion is in so I may have to put The Passage on hold for a bit.  I really liked Hyperion and I'm interested to see how the story concludes.  

Cookbook_Chip

oldgeezeystax said:

I'm currently about a quarter of the way into The Passage by Justin Cronin but the library just notified me that my reserved copy of The Fall of Hyperion is in so I may have to put The Passage on hold for a bit.  I really liked Hyperion and I'm interested to see how the story concludes.  

Oh, man!  You need to read "Fall..." I re-read just Hyperion a couple years ago, and thought "what happened to all the rest of the story?" - I had forgotten "Fall..." was another book.  The two give you the full story.