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[Shaka]

WTH!

[SPOILER] Purchased and downloaded this morning. Already I've been exposed to lecherous Paul having homoerotic feelings for a captor and the protagonists Mom committing acts of adultery! What have I gotten into? [/SPOILER]

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

WTH!

[SPOILER]Purchased and downloaded this morning. Already I've been exposed to lecherous Paul having homoerotic feelings for a captor and the protagonists Mom committing acts of adultery! What have I gotten into? [/SPOILER]

I don't think you know how spoiler tags work.

[Shaka]

I don't think you know how spoiler tags work.

Probably not. They worked on my phone.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

SU's book has been out only a week and his influence is being felt by some of the biggest names in entertainment. Swish!

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[Walter Sobchak]

[SPOILER]What have I gotten into?[/SPOILER]

I presume that, by now that you have reached

Spoiler for Chapter 6:

and have read the part where Nero's wife gives Joseph ben Mathias a BJ. The author isn't very specific, but it does occur on page 69. So I'm taking some license with the sentence "Finally he realized that he was crying out" (emphasis in original).

This is the same chapter where Jacob and Joseph go on their second campout together. I think they get their brokeback on (not that there is anything wrong with it), because the author coyly explains that during the journey "the sun was setting in the east" (p.67). I read about that euphemism in Urban Dictionary.

[BigPiney]

All i know is that the author is in love with semicolons.

[Shaka]

I presume that, by now that you have reached

Spoiler for Chapter 6:

and have read the part where Nero's wife gives Joseph ben Mathias a BJ. The author isn't very specific, but it does occur on page 69. So I'm taking some license with the sentence "Finally he realized that he was crying out" (emphasis in original).

This is the same chapter where Jacob and Joseph go on their second campout together. I think they get their brokeback on (not that there is anything wrong with it), because the author coyly explains that during the journey "the sun was setting in the east" (p.67). I read about that euphemism in Urban Dictionary.

Yes I made it that far.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

A very enjoyable night last night, I was very happy for our CS brother.

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[YOhio]

Looking good, big guy!

[Omaha 680]

A very enjoyable night last night, I was very happy for our CS brother.

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Is SU still rocking his G's?

[Levin]

A very enjoyable night last night, I was very happy for our CS brother.

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Thank you so much for posting! The veritable successor to Vergil and Tolstoy . . in the flesh. This is a special moment.

[SeattleUte]

Thanks for making it MG, HFN, and WS. It was great to see you there. HFN clear from Eugene!

[YOhio]

Thanks for making it MG, HFN, and WS. It was great to see you there. HFN clear from Eugene!

Your only board friends to show up were BYU fans. Remember that.

[SeattleUte]

I presume that, by now that you have reached

Spoiler for Chapter 6:

and have read the part where Nero's wife gives Joseph ben Mathias a BJ. The author isn't very specific, but it does occur on page 69. So I'm taking some license with the sentence "Finally he realized that he was crying out" (emphasis in original).

This is the same chapter where Jacob and Joseph go on their second campout together. I think they get their brokeback on (not that there is anything wrong with it), because the author coyly explains that during the journey "the sun was setting in the east" (p.67). I read about that euphemism in Urban Dictionary.

Refers to the sun's reflection on the Dead Sea. "Toward the wall of Moab," not behind it.

[TripletDaddy]

would it be inappropriate to bring the SeattleUte fathead to the SLC book reading?