Most useful book you've ever read

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[Malachii]

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The Art of Seduction Also, by same author. The 48 laws of power

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Yes, I've read both of those. Both were excellent.

[johnnybeef]

you are sooo predictable

[Warren Whitmore]

Think & Grow rich was an excellent book. It lead me down a certain path which has had no negative side effects. I cannot answer your question with a single book because I do not like to mix fiction and non fiction so I must give you one from each catagory.

Fiction: Atlas Shrugged. by Ayn Rand

Non fiction: The bell curve. by Charles Murray

[jakethebake]

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you are sooo predictable

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I hadn't used it in awhile and this pretty much seemed like an ideal spot. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[kitaristi0]

Cottage Cheese Cookbook: 101 Recipes with Cottage Cheese

You just gotta love that cottage cheese.

[Wally Weeks]

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you are sooo predictable

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Perhaps, but still funny. Kinda like the untwist-the-salt-shaker-lid joke... 1st grade humor? Yes, but still funny. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Robk]

[kitaristi0]

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What is the single best / most useful non poker book you've ever read?

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