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Stoner Books.

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Buddha2.0, Apr 22, 2010.

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  1. #21 MountainCadet, Apr 29, 2010
    Fear and loathing in las vegas!!!!

    Also, the art of war is amazing!
     
  2. #22 The F0X, Apr 29, 2010
    That book is AMAZING. That book, in all honesty, changed me. It gave me an angle to look at things I never thought of before. You do read the book in page order, unless you want to read 3 separate stories. But it's really a great read and I highly recommend reading it, especially if you are into pondering and getting lost in thought.
     
  3. #23 dirtydingusus, Apr 29, 2010


    i thought i was the only one who could make it all the way thru burroughs........ive read naked lunch like 5 times....the single most disturbing book i have ever read!

    anything by bently little is exelent!
    but my personal favorite would have to be peirs anthony
    well worth looking up
     
  4. #24 RozskoToker, Apr 29, 2010
    Definitely Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S Thompson, it gives an excellent realistic and hilariously disturbing account of the well known movie. Well worth the read.

    Anything by Kurt Vonnegut is excellent, he's my favorite author currently. I recommend Slaughterhouse Five and Timequake, both hilariously demented and written expertly.

    Finally, when I like to escape I read Lord of the Rings by Tolkien, which is really an epic tale if you're into that sort of read. Currently, I'm reading the Two Towers and Catch-22, each for a different high/mood.
     
  5. #25 LightnUpTheCity, Apr 29, 2010

    ffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu-
     
  6. #26 foreverchina, Apr 29, 2010
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    "THE CURIOUS WORLD OF DRUGS AND THEIR FRIENDS"
    A Very Trippy Miscellany

    By Ingo Niermann and Adriano Sack

    I recommend this book for anyone that is curious about different ways to roll joints, animals on LSD, quick cuisine, drug legends, famous people with drugs, etc. This book is pretty fckin awesome :smoking:


    Amazon.com: The Curious World of Drugs and Their Friends: A Very Trippy Miscellany (9780452289918): Adriano Sack, Ingo Niermann: Books
     
  7. #27 oldskoolgrower, Apr 29, 2010
  8. #28 The F0X, Apr 29, 2010

    Yes! I dig! The author really knows how to spin a tale of wonder. :hello:
     
  9. #29 UKTOKE, Apr 29, 2010
    On the Road, Jack Kerouac also check out Dharma bums by him

    also, zen and the art of motorcycle maintenence by Robert M Pirsig

    all great books to read high or not high, they will make you think
     
  10. #30 Phlemerson, Apr 29, 2010
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  11. #31 speechless, Apr 29, 2010
    outstandinggg
     
  12. #32 LZfan2121, Apr 29, 2010
    Anything by Hunter S Thompson is good. I've read Fear and Loathing as well as The Rum Diary and they were both great reads. Currently reading Hell's Angels by him, a little harder to get through but still interesting nonetheless.

    If your into anthropology/early human history, I just read Clan of the Cave Bear for a class and thought it was amazing. Very historically accurate too.

    I used to be really into sci-fi/fantasy and read 5 of the Wheel of Time books by Robert Jordan. R.A Salvatore is also a great author in that genre.

    Also, Bill Bryson is a great writer. I loved A Walk in the Woods, pretty funny account of his hike through the Appalachian Trail.
     
  13. #33 sashazee, Apr 29, 2010
    I like to read funny stuff with a bit of real life "sods law" kinda stuff, but then if I laugh too much I cant see to read. Terry Pratchett is my favourite. Quick link explaining his discworld series TerryPratchettBooks.com
    I was first introduced to it at a stoner friends, he had a friend visiting that was sitting on the sofa, reading, giggling to himself, he lent me his book and I was hooked!
     
  14. #34 Proles, Apr 29, 2010
    Amazing read, I highly suggest every stoner gives this a read.
     
  15. #35 DesChain, Apr 29, 2010
    World War Z by Max Brooks. Doesnt matter if you love or hate zombies. THis is great book on the insight of the people who had survived their experiences. After i read this book i swear it felt like this could have really happened. Its DEFINITELY worth a read i highly recommend it.
     
  16. #36 MidwestMobster, Apr 29, 2010
    Lord of the Rings and "There and back again" are my favs
     
  17. #37 madbluntedjazz, Apr 30, 2010
    this is a sweet read for when you're blazed

    God's Debris by Adam Thomas by Scott Adams

    it deals with religion and the world in a whole new light. it's really mind-blowing! small book too so it's a quick read, you can probs finish it in one sitting

    they have it online actually so you should check it out
    http://nowscape.com/godsdebris.pdf
     
  18. #38 VtownHomie, Apr 30, 2010
    started reading the mentalist handbook by clint marsh. pretty crazy book :bongin:
     
  19. #39 TheTrees1, Apr 30, 2010
    Go Ask Alice
    Perks of Being a Wallflower
     
  20. #40 dirtydingusus, Apr 30, 2010
    I know naked lunch was mentioned earlyer....just to give you an idea of how twisted burroughs is

    "did i ever tell you about the man who taught his asshole to talk?"
    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKk0eFiHYpg]YouTube - Naked Lunch: Talking Asshole (William Burroughs)[/ame]
     
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