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  1. Damn you Bearman, we had several snaps from hell. I too finished Last Symbol today and I was also sitting at the computer looking up Kryptos and all the other little bits and pieces. I however guessed a few of the plot twists early in the book so the ending wasn’t as surprising as I would have liked. I found it amusing that when I looked up some of the Wiki references which Dan Brown mentioned in the book, they referred back to his book. Bizarre.

  2. I did the same thing when I read angels & demons. It reminds me of when I was a kid having to check the dictionary for the tough words. Checking the dictionary improved my vocabulary and I think cross referencing improves…um….what was I saying? Anyway, be careful because sometimes Dan Brown likes to screw with your head using misleading or even out right wrong information, so it’s good to check him on a few things.

    • I know. I am very suspect that there are things called the Smithsonian Institute, the Washington Monument and even Congress in Washington DC. Darn Brown and his misleading info.

  3. As I stated in yesterday’s post, autumn is when I start my walking regimen. Hmmm…better get going! Good luck with the 15 lbs. I’ll be rooting for you! :-)

  4. jammer5

    I read the book and found it quite loose, and much of it seemed forced. His trademark is caricatures of people (Sato, Mal’akh), but I thought both a bit overdone. He’ll still make millions and a movie.

    Wont you lose weight when you hibernate? :-)

  5. okay okay okay!!!! i’m back. [panting]

    forgive me?

  6. You mean you walked over to the computer with the book, and sat in an uncomfortable chair? I’m sure the only books I’ve ever read at the computer are e-books, and even then I rarely look anything up. Just too lazy. I shout questions at the guys and let them look’em for me instead (which does at least exercise their fingers).

  7. heyy and don’t forget to do a crossword occasionally…. it helps ward off alzheimers too

  8. spilledinkguy

    Bring on that protein! I need it to “pump *clap* me up” (please tell my you’ve seen Hans and Frans). Anyway, I’m probably working on a nice gut to go with the “girly man” arms – it’s a stunning combo. :)

  9. G

    Come, come, Bearman. Exercising is a good thing.

    Even with my broken down boy, I walk every weekend.

    Every weekend.

    Sun. Rain. Snow. Wind. You name the weather, I get my weekly five mile walk in.

  10. HOP TO IT! Jogging in Ohio this time of year, it’s hard to work up a sweat because it’s freezing outside.

  11. You want to lose 15 pounds? I crap 15 pounds twice a day. Weight loss only gets worth pursuing once you cross the 300 pound mark. Live a little.

    • As steady as my bowels are you would think that I could lose some weight. I even have a scale that measures in the tenths of pounds but my crap must be weightless b/c it is always the same before and after.

  12. I’ve started walking up this mountain I live on at least once a day. It’s so steep, that even walking down it burns calories. I need to do something to alleviate living at a computer station. Good luck to you and all of us who are willing to attempt a change.

    And I really like Dan Brown. I didn’t start reading his stuff until after the DV Code hoopla died down, but I thought Angels and Demons was a fantastic novel. I hope the movie is just as good.