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Having completed the first part of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, he has now moved on to Purgatory.

And is it funny?

I wouldn't say so. After reading that, I spent a couple of hours in deep thought.

I still haven't finished reading it.

Why, if it's not a secret?

It didn't quite work out.

I'm reading funny pictures to my daughter.

Developing applications for Windows 8.

I read the first two books of 1Q84 by Murakami. The story takes place in Japan. The reader is introduced to two main characters: Aomame and Tengo. She is a fitness instructor and also a cold-blooded assassin, while he is a math teacher and a young writer. There are many threads that, sooner or later, lead to these two characters and, in the meantime, connect them. They first met in school, in elementary grades, and throughout the story, they search for each other, appearing "accidentally" in the same places, but never actually meeting. They are involved in the story of the Little People, who one day crawled out of a goat's mouth and every night wove an air cocoon. There is also the girl Fukaeri, who released them. Religion, love, death, parallel realities, mysticism, and all that. This is a general overview; it's quite psychedelic. I didn't like it. While trying to understand the threads, I lost interest. It's too convoluted, overloaded, and tiring. America is having an increasingly negative influence. But I still love Murakami. And I still think that his earlier novels were much better. Like "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" or "Norwegian Wood." I could read "Hear the Wind Sing," "Pinball 1973," and "South of the Border, West of the Sun" in one day. But now, I don't even want to start the third volume. I'd rather reread Salinger and Miller. Mortulus, have you happened to read the latest volumes?

I'm currently reading a guide on creating macros in WoW. The separate mention deserves the placement of emotion buttons and shouts. I've already tested it by running around naked as a Warlock in Orgrimmar and shouting: "The whole government is a bunch of a**holes!". There were no indifferent people left.

a classic of the genre, Tolkien's "The Two Towers" I wanted to reread it, on the occasion of the release of the movie "The Hobbit".

Pharaoh, game development using Game Maker, and a MATH TEXTBOOK.

Starkhit by Malakhova

Actually, I've accumulated a bunch of these magazines that I buy at the supermarket for some unknown reason, from time to time.

Your mind is being controlled.

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