What are you all reading?

Consigliere Number of posts : 1835 Points : 486

Read it, Gonch. I want to lol when you start acting like Holden.

Dungeon Keeper Number of posts : 7943 Points : 1780

Aww, man. It's right at the bottom of the pile.

Mentor Number of posts : 6070 Age : 39 Points : 1536

It's only tiny. You can whip it out like a tablecloth.

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:32 pm

tinkapeel wrote:: It's only tiny. You can whip it out like a tablecloth.

...I sniggered.

Mentor Number of posts : 6070 Age : 39 Points : 1536

LOL

Entirely mistaken I assure you.

Make it stop! Number of posts : 22552 Points : 5318

Odd fact...frazers cock has a map of great yarmouth on it.

Hero of Time Number of posts : 2727 Age : 43 Points : 991

i never ever finished catcher in the rye i was at the last chapter then i misplaced my book ( i chucked it out of a train window at a cow Sad

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Dungeon Keeper Number of posts : 7943 Points : 1780

Elginboy wrote:: i never ever finished catcher in the rye i was at the last chapter then i misplaced my book ( i chucked it out of a train window at a cow )

LOL, now there's incentive.

Hero of Time Number of posts : 2727 Age : 43 Points : 991

it was a good book but the cow was on the train line

Mentor Number of posts : 6070 Age : 39 Points : 1536

I wonder if the cow read it.

Make it stop! Number of posts : 22552 Points : 5318

I'm sure the cow had better things to do.

Hero of Time Number of posts : 2727 Age : 43 Points : 991

it probably ate it, cows eat anything

Dungeon Keeper Number of posts : 7943 Points : 1780

That's goats. The cow probably shat on it. You could just torrent a copy and read the last chapter, Spence.

Hero of Time Number of posts : 2727 Age : 43 Points : 991

no cows heelin (highland) cows eat just about anything and goats are picky compared to pigs they eat everything.

i dont torrent anything mr fraser i cant get it to work quickly enough for me Disheartened

Dungeon Keeper Number of posts : 7943 Points : 1780

Okay, how about I... aquire... a copy, and email it to you?

What a Face

I'm feeling helpful. Anything to avoid revision.

Hero of Time Number of posts : 2727 Age : 43 Points : 991

im quite happy not knowing what happened, i've got lots of books unfinshed, but thank you anyway.

what should you be revising?

Dungeon Keeper Number of posts : 7943 Points : 1780

Everything, pretty much. Stuff for 'Modern Cultures', 'The New Hollywood', and 'Screening Realism'. So, books, tv, and film. Even stuff I've yet to read and watch...

Speaking of which, if someone can find me an online and non-audio copy of Ian McEwan's Saturday I will pos-rep the shit out of you.

Evangelist Number of posts : 2445 Age : 48 Points : 1158

As luck would have it ............I have no fucking idea what you're on about. Go pump yourself.

Dungeon Keeper Number of posts : 7943 Points : 1780

Dude

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Tue Apr 28, 2009 5:41 am

in the past fortnight i've read Rant by Chucky P, The Damned Utd by David Peace and Fatherland by Robert Harris. all very good.

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Tue Apr 28, 2009 5:48 am

You always seem to be a Palahniuk book behind me...Pygmy's out this spring, too.

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Tue Apr 28, 2009 5:51 am

i've even missed a couple. Survivor and Diary?

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Tue Apr 28, 2009 6:07 am

Survivor is VERY good. Read it for sure. Diary...meh, it was alright, but it doesn't hold up against his best work.

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:55 pm

By the way, I finished Gunslinger. It was dull to start with, but after the first few chapters I got into it, and it was ok.

Subject: Re: What are you all reading? Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:55 pm

Oh, and Survivor is a great book!

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