Analogman

Tony Earley - you should check him out - maybe we have had this conversation before? Another Lennon book?

There is a some mention of her face in this deleted scene.

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That is, if you like to read southern fiction, coming of age, Appalachian region stories.

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You may want to check out her books - I met her several years ago. She went to school here - where I live that is. Fast Lanes Machine Dreams Shelter MotherKind: A Novel

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I usually read most all of the time travel books that are out there - so that is why I snagged it.

He may have - I have never really read any of his books. I think I read one of them when I was a kid - but i don't recall the title.

I was thinking it was continuity error or it is meant to show that his goatee was fake and not real - thus he could take it on and off.

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I think part of that deal is the length - when it is an hour long, it seems to lag.

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I have seen such things happen - Last Exit to Brooklyn, Requiem for a Dream, and The Turner Diaries are three examples that come to mind.

Analogman was just curious if Mr. Rain may have been referring to one of those things. Also, troops have been called out to deal with citizens before - so it has happened.

It also goes on with textbooks.

No - they have already done that. And - if you go by the source Mr. Froggie posted, it is a done deal now.

Some other means groups use to ban books: pages are ripped out of a book, the book is repeatedly stolen or thrown away, and the book is checked out and never returned.

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