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  1. 01-21-2006 01:31 PM #1
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    Recommended Reading for Dr. Lutz?

    Since the Dr. Lutz Travelling Snake Oil Extravaganza & Emporium is currently looking for a new venue, I thought this would be a great time for him to catch up on some reading. My suggestions:

    1. "Convincing Through Understatement" by Frank Hyperbole

    2. "Winning with Repetition" by Kopean Payst

    3. "Great Regime Changes in History" by Lucrezia Borgia

    4. "Caring for Your New Pony!" by Slim Currier

    Any other books for the Good Doctor to read while curling up next to a merrily burning fire made from unused reams of petition printouts?
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    Coup D'Etat; A Practical Handbook
    by Edward Luttwak

    How to Win Friends & Influence People
    by Dale Carnegie

    Who Moved My Cheese? An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life
    by by Spencer Johnson, Kenneth H. Blanchard

    All of these are available on Amazon.com
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    Perhaps:

    "My Mountainous Molehill" by Blyn "Ding" Miopyya
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    "Fraud is the creation of trust. And then: its betrayal."
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