The Literary Sauna (or Tomes in Towels)

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Pastimes
The Literary Sauna (or Tomes in Towels)

An SI Board Since July 2001

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Emcee: Rambi	Type: Moderated

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41	Nemer, After your tripe recipe at the Sauna, I'm going be cautious with thi	Poet	-	7/8/2001
40	Hi legs, I don't know how old your daughter is, but I really loved "Th	Poet	-	7/8/2001
39	Nemer, Love your profile. Another Texan! Thank you for the link- I may never l	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
38	booksellers ... to add to the two that Christopher mentioned, one of my favorit	Nemer	-	7/8/2001
37	Thank you everyone, I've now got a list and I cannot wait to explore these b	lindelgs	-	7/8/2001
36	My husband was reading the Camus on a trip to France, and people were saying, Ah	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
35	I threw a temper tantrum today when I saw that the admission had gone up to 7.50	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
34	I have a feeling from reading your profile and your posts that you will more tha	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
33	Oh dear. What a let down if you were expecting Full Monty. I LOVED Oh Brother	epicure	-	7/8/2001
32	Wasn't that AWFUL. I was unclear what actually happened to the baby- (and do	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
31	Welcome Legs, I see you're a Texan- we live in the DFW area and I have a so	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
30	I hated Trainspotting. I wish I could get that baby out of my mind. I wish I	epicure	-	7/8/2001
29	When I was 5 my mother read me the Baum books- the story of OZ. The language is	epicure	-	7/8/2001
28	Tonight we watched Trainspotting and it put Dan in a terrible mood, so I will lo	Rambi	-	7/8/2001
27	A few books come to mind that I loved as a child, C.S. Lewis' Narnia Chroni	Quahog	-	7/7/2001
26	Hi X - Thanks for your reply. I guess what I meant by "children's book	lindelgs	-	7/7/2001
25	<i>Was there such a thing as a nerd when we were in school? I looked it up	gulleyjimson	-	7/7/2001
24	Why don't you want to read a child children's books? They are developme	epicure	-	7/7/2001
23	Suggestions anyone? Hi! I'm so glad you've started this thread. I'	lindelgs	-	7/7/2001
22	I'll try to hang in. I've been needing a good excuse to pick up some go	Quahog	-	7/7/2001
21	Re the other "Other." Maybe a little Hermann Hesse, <i>Beneath	Quahog	-	7/7/2001
20	<i>??</i> I was referring to the indirect nudge you posted on the S	Lane3	-	7/7/2001
19	<i> Do you think we were nerds in school?</i> Was there such a thin	The Philosopher	-	7/7/2001
18	Tomatoes in Towels could get messy. Not as messy as Tomahawks in Towels, though.	Poet	-	7/7/2001
17	ack! re-nyming to Tomatoes in Towels isn't permitted but would be fun. <g	MechanicalMethod	-	7/7/2001

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