Fun little game

[Riceloft]

@diehardbrownsfan said:

"Lucy is originally from Indianapolis, In. 38-22-36. She hopes to be an actress."

Is that Kurt Vonnegut ?

[Honest_Abe]

"More than a poem, it was an impassioned outcry against the current order, looking toward and imminent future of abandone cities and dead lands"

Daniel Pinchbeck: The Return of Quetzalcoatl

[Mark O]

"Good night, Thumper," Bambi replied.

---Disneys Bedtime Stories.

[The Amber]

"I told you I didn't want to fight with Charlie."

Hah.

Eclipse - Stephenie Meyer

[88fingerslewy]

"and they showed the guy being wheeled out to go to the hospital and all the blood."

Hockey Stories and Stuff- Don Cherry

[Tobalaz]

Yup, the movie Song of the South was based off of the book The Tales of Uncle Remus, it's hard to read because of the spelling but entertaining once you get past it.

[Canton Mike]

James 2214 11th St SW..................330 452-6986

Canton, Ohio Phone Book...2007 edition

Hey, instructions were "closest book" & "no cheating"......You got what you asked for!

Mike

[Kosar_For_President]

When Taub turned to me, I said "Yea, I can coach this team," and in my naivete, I actually thought I could.

Sacred Hoops by Phil Jackson

[Kosar_For_President]

@socalbrownsfan said:

Using MS-Dos 6.2 (Circa 1993)

[Dan in Florida]

Let me preface by saying that I am/was poolside in the Florida Keyes (Key Largo), when I checked The Browns Board on my phone. My wife has the only book near, that she's reading. Here it is:

"Northern garden, by the Pond of Pearls, to feed the goldfish. I stayed"

Empress A Novel

[GRAVY_insane]

"They say that when you kill a man you not only take away what he was, but all he will ever be."

Batman "HUSH" Vol. 1

[LeBrent]

"It is not correct to play very tight for this initial bet, especially against the weaker players you tend to find in these games"

The Theory of Poker by David Skylansky

[HowieDawg]

"And when we could see each other plain and the dinks could see us plain, we got up in a gang, stood around working our legs and gathered in the claymores, and walked in."

Close Quarters, Larry Heineman. One of my top five books of all time, I re-read it every couple of years, this copy is new to me as I managed to track down a 1977 US first edition.

Howie.

By the way, not promoting racial slurs by posting this, it's just what was written on p56, sentence 5!

Go buy it. Close Quarters by Larry Heineman.