Very true but if you lack finesse (like me) you can't go wrong with a hardback War and Peace Saturday night special.JPlush76 wrote:a real master uses paperbacks... when you finally develop your skills you will appreciate the lightning speed you can get
The Power of a Book
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ahhh but disposable is the key, you will truly be a book master when you can use such a weapon without repercussion.
The ultimate in skill level is the o'reilly pocket manuals... small and deadly these books when used properly can render you're uneducated opponent helpless.
"DEFINE POLYMORPHISM BITCH!".. then with a quick Chinese star type move you can get yourself out of any sticky situation.
The ultimate in skill level is the o'reilly pocket manuals... small and deadly these books when used properly can render you're uneducated opponent helpless.
"DEFINE POLYMORPHISM BITCH!".. then with a quick Chinese star type move you can get yourself out of any sticky situation.
TV-guides are truly the most versatile weapon. A swift roll-up can transform this handy device from a defensive shield to a dangerous club and thus take the opponent by surprise.
Perfect to administer the "clue-slap".
However, it is certainly hard to beat the extra-large hardbacks, known to insiders as bihanders. Near impossible to pierce these awesome heavyweights - on the offensive these weapons disable the opponent with one stunning blow.
Below the classic bihander, successfully in use for generations. A favourite of teachers, interrogators, big brothers and sisters and many, many more.

Perfect to administer the "clue-slap".
However, it is certainly hard to beat the extra-large hardbacks, known to insiders as bihanders. Near impossible to pierce these awesome heavyweights - on the offensive these weapons disable the opponent with one stunning blow.
Below the classic bihander, successfully in use for generations. A favourite of teachers, interrogators, big brothers and sisters and many, many more.
I'm pretty impressed that you read it. Not to many people have ventured into the depths of the holy Quran. There is numerous reasons and everyone has their own but once you do you will find out it isn't much different than the Bible or First Testiment.McGruff wrote:the Koran (new to me anyway) had some unexpected weight.
I've read most all three and even though i'm Muslim, each one is inspiring in it's own way and i enjoyed them all.

