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Hektore · 11-15-2010, 06:33 PM

So, I totally dropped the ball on starting this thread last week. Anyway, here is the schedule:

The book itself (at least my edition) is divided into four parts so those will serve for the weekly splits

Part 1: Now-Nov. 21
Part 2: Nov 22-Nov 28
Part 3: Nov 29-Dec 5 <-- We'll be picking the next book this week too.
Part 4: Dec 6-Dec 12
Next Book - Dec 13

The idea is to discuss the part of the book we're in during that week and anything we've previously read. If you want to read ahead, for the love of all that is sacred use the spoiler tags. I'll be back with my thoughts, I read the first 5 chapters last night but really should have taken notes as I read.

Also:
[carrot]
Whoever contributes the most (quality) can pick the next book.
[/carrot]

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I will say this for an initial thought from what I remember of the first chapter: I definitely want to buy a motorcycle now.

11-15-2010, 06:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
Hektore Junkie Location: Greater Harrisburg Area	TFP Book Club: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance So, I totally dropped the ball on starting this thread last week. Anyway, here is the schedule: The book itself (at least my edition) is divided into four parts so those will serve for the weekly splits Part 1: Now-Nov. 21 Part 2: Nov 22-Nov 28 Part 3: Nov 29-Dec 5 <-- We'll be picking the next book this week too. Part 4: Dec 6-Dec 12 Next Book - Dec 13 The idea is to discuss the part of the book we're in during that week and anything we've previously read. If you want to read ahead, for the love of all that is sacred use the spoiler tags. I'll be back with my thoughts, I read the first 5 chapters last night but really should have taken notes as I read. Also: [carrot] Whoever contributes the most (quality) can pick the next book. [/carrot] ---- I will say this for an initial thought from what I remember of the first chapter: I definitely want to buy a motorcycle now. __________________ The advantage law is the best law in rugby, because it lets you ignore all the others for the good of the game.