Hangers' Book Club

I don’t know about that Bigger. I can’t get near hot conservative babes without becoming aroused.
As you yourself have said; not a good idea while hanging. “Slander” was also good.

More: any of David McCullough’s biographies.

Also loved “The Devil in the White City ” by Erik Larson. Had to keep reminding myself that it wasn’t fiction. Anyone interested in turn of the century American life/engineering/invention/architecture and yes, serial murder must check this one out.

I work at home at least half the day and spend a lot of time doing paperwork and talking to people on the phone when I hang.

Sometimes when I am talking on the phone it gets a little distracting especially if the bib slips a little and starts pinching the skin.

falcon,

Ahhhh. I think I wroter you that you were not tightening enough.

Bigger

“The Da Vinci Code” is another good one, mostly because it expresses some interesting views on good old sexual intercourse. It’s a straightforward thriller, highly researched, and very detailed. Not exactly great literature, but tight and entertaining.

It has some very long passages on sex that delve into the notion that sex is as spiritual an act as it is a physical one that I think a lot of people here would agree with an even find inspiring in their PE efforts. A recommended read, if you have the time. And we all know that we do.

Just finished The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger. I figured I read a famous literary piece. It was pretty good, I read it with two days of hanging time. Anyway, isn’t this the book that they always find on serial killers? I can’t see why if it is.

It’s a good book though, I recommend it to the literary types in the forum.

I tried I just cannot focus.