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Susanne

Member Posts: 1177 Location: Surrey Offline

Saturday 28th January 2012, 9:43 PM GMT

ha ha Gwyn, your "11 Plus 33" ???

GWYN

Member Posts: 151 Location: Rhondda Cynon Taff Offline

Tuesday 31st January 2012, 5:05 PM GMTEdited: May 12 2012, 2:14 PM BST

.SUSANNE, I WILL REPORT YOU TO R.S.P.C. FOR CRUELTY TO OLD MEN,

jizzbiscuit

Member Posts: 183 Location: Hampshire Offline

Saturday 12th May 2012, 4:15 AM BSTEdited: May 12 2012, 4:19 AM BST

Not a new book, but one I've picked up on recently...

'The Curious Incident of the WMD in Iraq'
(Can be read in forty-five minutes)

By Rohan Candappa.

Described by the *Guardian as '... a brilliant conceit inspired by Tony Blair's prewar mental gymnastics and Mark Haddon's novel, The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Night-Time'.

*Quotes taken from the Guardian's review of the said non-tome should in no way be construed or misconstrued as support or encouragement (or the converse) of the Guardian's political stance, it's exorbitant price, it's Berliner format, or it's stubborn refusal to display unclothed (non gender specific) bodies on page 3 of the publication.
JB

GWYN

Member Posts: 151 Location: Rhondda Cynon Taff Offline

Monday 14th May 2012, 9:07 PM BST

My God Sir: !The Guardian! what ever next? rather talk to my false teeth, my god what's this world coming to or too,or two,

jizzbiscuit

Member Posts: 183 Location: Hampshire Offline

Monday 14th May 2012, 9:21 PM BST

Quote: GWYN on May 14 2012, 9:07 PM BST

My God Sir: !The Guardian! what ever next? rather talk to my false teeth, my god what's this world coming to or too,or two,

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My very humblest apologies Sir, but these bounders will wrap the chips in anything these days.

janthegyal

Member Posts: 1 Location: West Midlands Offline

Tuesday 15th May 2012, 4:12 AM BST

Just read The Great Gatsby - it was amazing!

kingbenny

Member Posts: 111 Location: West Sussex Offline

Tuesday 15th May 2012, 6:45 AM BST

I have just started to read : Eating Smoke,by Chris Thrall. One man's decent into drug psychosis in Hong Kong's triad heartland.

Tracyann

Member Posts: 4 Location: Highlands and Islands Offline

Wednesday 16th May 2012, 4:29 PM BST

Just finished reading ravenheart by david gemmell, loved all the series and love losing myself in the book. one of my favourites is the encyclopedia of herbs, I find it fascinating

monsoonbird

Member Posts: 2 Location: Leicestershire Offline

Wednesday 16th May 2012, 8:49 PM BST

Hello everyone,
I am a very keen and active reader and try to read a wide variety of books. Currently, I am reading two books: the first, a novel and the other a true-life story. The true-life story is entitled 'Mummy Daddy' by Jeremy Howe and is an autobiographical account of a father bringing up two young daughters after his wife's random and horrible murder. The second is a new novel entitled 'The Flying Man' by Roopa Farooki and is based on the main character's inability to settle down: he is constantly reinventing himself. I would highly recommend both books.

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Susanne Member Posts: 1177 Location: Surrey Offline	Saturday 28th January 2012, 9:43 PM GMT ha ha Gwyn, your "11 Plus 33" ???


GWYN Member Posts: 151 Location: Rhondda Cynon Taff Offline	Tuesday 31st January 2012, 5:05 PM GMTEdited: May 12 2012, 2:14 PM BST .SUSANNE, I WILL REPORT YOU TO R.S.P.C. FOR CRUELTY TO OLD MEN,


jizzbiscuit Member Posts: 183 Location: Hampshire Offline	Saturday 12th May 2012, 4:15 AM BSTEdited: May 12 2012, 4:19 AM BST Not a new book, but one I've picked up on recently... 'The Curious Incident of the WMD in Iraq' (Can be read in forty-five minutes) By Rohan Candappa. Described by the Guardian as '... a brilliant conceit inspired by Tony Blair's prewar mental gymnastics and Mark Haddon's novel, The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Night-Time'. Quotes taken from the Guardian's review of the said non-tome should in no way be construed or misconstrued as support or encouragement (or the converse) of the Guardian's political stance, it's exorbitant price, it's Berliner format, or it's stubborn refusal to display unclothed (non gender specific) bodies on page 3 of the publication. JB


GWYN Member Posts: 151 Location: Rhondda Cynon Taff Offline	Monday 14th May 2012, 9:07 PM BST My God Sir: !The Guardian! what ever next? rather talk to my false teeth, my god what's this world coming to or too,or two,


jizzbiscuit Member Posts: 183 Location: Hampshire Offline	Monday 14th May 2012, 9:21 PM BST Quote: GWYN on May 14 2012, 9:07 PM BST My God Sir: !The Guardian! what ever next? rather talk to my false teeth, my god what's this world coming to or too,or two, View original My very humblest apologies Sir, but these bounders will wrap the chips in anything these days.


janthegyal Member Posts: 1 Location: West Midlands Offline	Tuesday 15th May 2012, 4:12 AM BST Just read The Great Gatsby - it was amazing!




kingbenny Member Posts: 111 Location: West Sussex Offline	Tuesday 15th May 2012, 6:45 AM BST I have just started to read : Eating Smoke,by Chris Thrall. One man's decent into drug psychosis in Hong Kong's triad heartland.


Tracyann Member Posts: 4 Location: Highlands and Islands Offline	Wednesday 16th May 2012, 4:29 PM BST Just finished reading ravenheart by david gemmell, loved all the series and love losing myself in the book. one of my favourites is the encyclopedia of herbs, I find it fascinating


monsoonbird Member Posts: 2 Location: Leicestershire Offline	Wednesday 16th May 2012, 8:49 PM BST Hello everyone, I am a very keen and active reader and try to read a wide variety of books. Currently, I am reading two books: the first, a novel and the other a true-life story. The true-life story is entitled 'Mummy Daddy' by Jeremy Howe and is an autobiographical account of a father bringing up two young daughters after his wife's random and horrible murder. The second is a new novel entitled 'The Flying Man' by Roopa Farooki and is based on the main character's inability to settle down: he is constantly reinventing himself. I would highly recommend both books.