What book are you currently reading?

James B. wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

I read a book about pole shifts many years ago. They predicted that the earth would shift on it's axis on May 5th 2000. I remember that date because I was hoping he was right. It made sense in a way. On that day, all the planets were aligned in a straight line, along with the moon, and his theory was the gravity along with the build up of the ice caps, would be enough to tip us over. Of course I kind of knew it was bullshit, but I still had my hopes up lol Figured, they've happened before, why not now?

Predicting an exact day is f'n wacky
There is evidence of it occurring before numerous times, but the 'guesses" as to when are speculative.

(IMHDO) The best evidence is the various pyramid structures found globally. More recent construction face the current North; South; East; & West. While older construction is off from current compass points and line up with past pole positions  (in theory)

There is a good documentary on Netflix that talks a bit about that. I can’t bring the name of the series to mind right now, but it was done by Graham Hancock. The series focuses on how archeologists are mostly wrong in their findings, but does touch on pole shifts if memory serves. If that’s not where I’m remembering it from, then there must be another good documentary I’ve seen somewhere that speaks about what you’re saying lol Either way, I agree, tons of scientific evidence that proves it’s happened several times in the earth’s history, and lots of speculation that we are overdue for another one.

The Ragamuffin Gospel by Brennan Manning

The Lives of Brian by Brian Johnson of AC/DC

Re-reading: I Slept With Joey Ramone, by Mickey Leigh and Legs McNeil

Was never a real big Megadeth fan. Have 5-6 CDs.
I just never really clicked with Mustaine.
So I bought the book MEGALIFE. What an eye opener.
Nick drummed for 10 years with them.
It’s a fascinating read. He’s tough but very smooth.
No way was he kicked out because of drugs !
I recommend the book. For sure. R.I.P. Nick

Elric of Melnibone; The Elric Saga Volume 1, by Michael Moorecock.

Don’t know about you, but if my last name was Moorecock, I’d change it lol

"Black Rednecks & White Liberals" by Thomas Sowell

Nothing To Lose : The Making Of KISS 1972 - 1975 by Ken Sharp

"Race And Culture" (Cultures: Book One) by Thomas Sowell

The Great A&P and The Struggle For Small Business in America, by Marc Levinson

Finished "Migrations And Cultures: Cultures Book 2" and started 'Conquests And Cultures: Cultures Book 3", both by Thomas Sowell.

"The Forgotten Slave Trade: The European Slaves Of Islam" by Simon Webb

Got a box of Galaxy Science Fiction magazines from the 50's & 60's at an Estate Sale for 10 bucks.

"Ruby Ridge" by Jess Walter

"White Trash: The 400 Year Untold History Of Class In America" by Nancy isenberg

Kirby: King Of Comics by Mark Evanier

Appetite For Dysfunction - Vicky Hamilton
She let GNR into her apartment - mistake.
She also helped out the Crue and Poison.
Mid 80s stuff. She’s careful in what she says etc.
Of course those 3 bands took advantage of her.
Insightful - but very female oriented writing.

"Brain Droppings" by George Carlin

Just reserved Halford's second book Biblical at the library, but to keep me busy till that comes in I am digging into a stack of graphic novels, starting with:

Jack Kirby: The Epic Life of the King of Comics, by Tom Scioli

Next off the graphic novel pile:

Star Wars: Skywalker Strikes by Jason Aaron and John Cassaday

"The Scent of A Child's Hair" by Joseph Robinette Biden Jr.

"Blowing Willie" by Kamala Devi Harris

"The Day I Met Stephanie Gregory Clifford" By Donald J. Trump

"678 Pages Of Threats To Our Democracy" by Adam Schiff

The Three-Body Problem - Cixin Liu