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What's the most obscure book you've read that comes to mind immediately?
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Apr 1 '16, 21:10
The Quelling Eye
Responses:
a book on the Crusades written in 1932 -- nm
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Beaker
Apr 2, 05:37
A small book of non-traditional enamelling methods.
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nic to be determined
Apr 1, 21:19
Pixiesticks -- nm
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Epiphany
Apr 1, 21:17
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It's so obscure and yet, I kind of wished it were out of print entirely.
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Qale
Apr 1, 21:29
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I recall it fondly. I like having read a book most people haven't -- nm
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Epiphany
Apr 1, 21:36
John Hodgman's almanacs of fake trivia: The Areas of My Expertise, More Information Than You Require, and That Is All. -- nm
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Tim
Apr 1, 21:15
Flicker -- nm
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Dano
Apr 1, 21:13
A few girls' diaries. -- nm
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Spawn
Apr 1, 21:12
1
How is the party going tonight? Lots of loose women? And men? -- nm
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amoxy
Apr 1, 21:13
"The Day Khrushchev Panicked" -- nm
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amoxy
Apr 1, 21:11
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