Going to have a 9 hour each way commute for a while. /Quadrophenia/ at 
least every other trip, but that still leaves a bunch of time. There's 
only one novel I enjoy reading and I can't make it through biographies, 
though other non-fiction might be OK.

Suggestions?

  -Shay

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Shay wrote:
> Going to have a 9 hour each way commute for a while. /Quadrophenia/ at
> least every other trip, but that still leaves a bunch of time. There's
> only one novel I enjoy reading and I can't make it through biographies,
> though other non-fiction might be OK.

	I have my computer autorecord a show off a local radio station (live
streaming) every week (scripted). If I'm going on a big trip, I usually
bring those along.

	This American Life may entertain you. I have no idea what your
interests are. You could scour the Internet to see if people have posted
old broadcasts (you normally have to buy them from the site).

-- 
Bozone (n.): The substance surrounding stupid people that stops bright
ideas from penetrating. The bozone layer, unfortunately, shows little
sign of breaking down in the near future.


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"Shay" <sha### [at] nonenone> wrote in message news:492c376b$1@news.povray.org...
> Going to have a 9 hour each way commute for a while. /Quadrophenia/ at 
> least every other trip, but that still leaves a bunch of time. There's 
> only one novel I enjoy reading and I can't make it through biographies, 
> though other non-fiction might be OK.
>
> Suggestions?

Get the Pimsleur $10 language CD's and learn a new language.  That's what 
I'm doing on my drive to and from work.

Nihongo-ga wakarimasu ka?

It could be an interesting experience, if it doesn't drive you nuts first. 
I'd be willing to try it.  After 18 hrs, you might have learned a lot.

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On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 11:33:09 -0600, Shay <sha### [at] nonenone> wrote:

>Suggestions?

The Brandenburg concertos and Handel's Concerti Grossi? 

Looped of course ;)
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Regards
     Stephen

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"Shay" <sha### [at] nonenone> wrote in message news:492c376b$1@news.povray.org...
> Going to have a 9 hour each way commute for a while. /Quadrophenia/ at 
> least every other trip, but that still leaves a bunch of time. There's 
> only one novel I enjoy reading and I can't make it through biographies, 
> though other non-fiction might be OK.
>
> Suggestions?

   Shut your eyes, go to sleep, listen to: silence.

    I watched Quadrophenia when it first came out - the cinema usher didn't 
want to let me in as I was the youngest of the bunch at about 15 years old 
(was it really about 30 years ago that film came out??) Managed to squeeze 
in somehow though.  :)

    Great cult film.

     ~Steve~



>
>  -Shay

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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:492df0e3@news.povray.org...
>    I watched Quadrophenia when it first came out - the cinema usher didn't 
> want to let me in as I was the youngest of the bunch at about 15 years old 
> (was it really about 30 years ago that film came out??) Managed to squeeze 
> in somehow though.  :)
>
>    Great cult film.

isn't Quadrophenia a double album by "The Who"?

Doctor Jimmy and mister Jim ..... 5:15 .... etc

Know about Tommy and the pinball wizard movies ..... completely missed "Q"

Ciao

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On 25-Nov-08 18:33, Shay wrote:
> Going to have a 9 hour each way commute for a while. 
daily?
driving yourself?
> /Quadrophenia/ at 
> least every other trip, but that still leaves a bunch of time. There's 
> only one novel I enjoy reading and I can't make it through biographies, 
> though other non-fiction might be OK.
> 
> Suggestions?

Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy?
Catch up with Pratchett?
Or indeed learn something new.
hmm, what about another one of those renders?

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