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"If you reading a book at this very moment............."

I don't really mean why you are on the computer I just mean at the moment. Like at the moment I am reading the Philosophy Files- By Stephen Law. Now you say a book and say the author!

Oh yeah if your a tramp you do that take books from the library and do it then!

Wipe your bum with it

What else would you do eat it!

Pandaemonium wrote:
> "If you reading a book at this very moment............ "
>
> So you're not reading it at this moment and not enjoying it?
>
> [edit]Or simply quoting a "classic" in an attempt to sound
> well read?

Of course I'm actually reading it.

*Highly Excitable* wrote:
> Hehe, marvellous.
>
> EDIT: You misspelt 'surprise' :-p

*Shrug* naff keyboard, little time, lack of caring. I'm off to read my book now, and leave the "i dont do reading" numpties to themselves. I just got images of furrowed brows and a finger tracking the sport news section in the local tabloids when I read that last post..........

darkcrystal wrote:
> What do they know. I seem to remember liking this book a lot.

"If you reading a book at this very moment............ "

So you're not reading it at this moment and not enjoying it?

[edit]Or simply quoting a "classic" in an attempt to sound well read?

Pandaemonium wrote:
> Bambi@g-tunez wrote:
> i dont do reading
>
> With that singular post, suprise is the furthest emotion from my
> mind.

Hehe, marvellous.

EDIT: You misspelt 'surprise' :-p

Pandaemonium wrote:
> Amazon.co.uk review - "Garden-variety romance - even more
> tedious than Austen or Bronte. Suitable only for teenage girls."

What do they know. I seem to remember liking this book a lot.

Huxley - Brave New World

Liking it more than I thought I would, there's nothing worse than an overrated classic.

Except war and 3rd world debt and that sort of stuff.

darkcrystal wrote:
> Gustave Flaubert - Madame Bovary

Amazon.co.uk review - "Garden-variety romance - even more tedious than Austen or Bronte. Suitable only for teenage girls."