70 Japanese Gestures
A great book which helps decrypt 70 of the most popular Japanese gestures. A very good resource no in home library should be without.
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Yes. I do want to build a laser beam, I do want to clone my pet. I do want to kick ass.
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this book chronicles the exploits of the worlds most badass people in history from the Vikings to Bruce Lee... i wonder if Chuck Norris is in here somewhere.
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an ex-con writes a book about his evil-doing days, and then proceeds to tell the world why " all the firewalls and encryption protocols in the world will never be enough to stop a savvy grifter intent on rifling a corporate databa... an ex-con writes a book about his evil-doing days, and then proceeds to tell the world why " all the firewalls and encryption protocols in the world will never be enough to stop a savvy grifter intent on rifling a corporate database or an irate employee determined to crash a system. " (excerpt from site thinkgeek.com) Sounds like a good book to me.
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if I had had this book in 3rd grade, i wouldn't have failed math.
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Wow. i never knew living dangerously was an art form, I guess this justifies those Dos Equis ads with the most Interesting Man in the World.
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for reasons unknown i am compelled to buy this book. Maybe it's because I want to own a million of something too. each of the 200 pages holds 5000 little dots. Every so often, one of these dots in recodnized as a significant num... for reasons unknown i am compelled to buy this book. Maybe it's because I want to own a million of something too. each of the 200 pages holds 5000 little dots. Every so often, one of these dots in recodnized as a significant number just to but a million dollars in perspective. For example, at dot number 545,514, there is a little blurb explaining that $545,514 is the salary earned by an S&P CEO every two weeks.
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William Shatner is a legendary icon among the likes of Chuck Norris (though much less violent). If you just have to know everything there is about this fascinating man then I recommend getting the Encyclopedia of Shatnerica! This ... William Shatner is a legendary icon among the likes of Chuck Norris (though much less violent). If you just have to know everything there is about this fascinating man then I recommend getting the Encyclopedia of Shatnerica! This book covers more than fifty years of Shatner's life and career including anecdotes from some of his co-stars. This is a perfect gift for that Shatner fan in your life!
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I need this. Plain and simple. I have been looking for a way to train a sidekick for YEARS!
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I went through a brief phase where every time someone left me unattended in an office I drew a teeny, tiny phallic doodad somewhere on their calendar. But I've grown up a lot since last year so I welcome the new material offered b... I went through a brief phase where every time someone left me unattended in an office I drew a teeny, tiny phallic doodad somewhere on their calendar. But I've grown up a lot since last year so I welcome the new material offered by this book. "Relieve cubicle hell with sticky note mosaics or a privacy “curtain” made from key rings and ID tags. Deem yourself Employee of the Month, and craft a glittering crown embellished with colored paper clips and highlighters. Help pass the afternoon with a game of “Boss Phrase Bingo.” From beauty pickups (a correction fluid manicure) to novel ways to get even with an evil co-worker, Extreme Office Crafts is full of fabulous activities that could be considered brilliant exercises of whimsy (or grounds for termination). Tongue-in-cheek, on-location office photography will have readers lol-ing . . . out loud. "
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For those of you not familiar with Douglas Adams, shame on you. Go get this book and a towel. And don't see the movie.
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