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I like to read on holiday and as I have nothing to do as exams are over I'm looking to read a few books, but I'm not sure what.
Give me some suggestions... make them good and easy to find in any good bookstore or library.
Thanks
Give me some suggestions... make them good and easy to find in any good bookstore or library.
Thanks
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'White Teeth' by Zadie Smith, superbly written
'Kitchen Confidential' by Anthony Bourdain, drivel in places, but some top-notch anecdotes elsewhere
'The Gobbler' by Adrian Edmonson, one of the only books to make me laugh out loud over and over again.
'Kitchen Confidential' by Anthony Bourdain, drivel in places, but some top-notch anecdotes elsewhere
'The Gobbler' by Adrian Edmonson, one of the only books to make me laugh out loud over and over again.
Get your head out your arrse and think about what you said... I can't see how what you said could be taken as a joke... try and think next time.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Where's Wally? these books will last you ages, you may struggle on a
> few of the long words but don't worry everyone does their first time
> round.
what have i told you about the complex books. you should always ask before getting them out. youve already caused three nervous breakdowns from them books now go to your room
> Where's Wally? these books will last you ages, you may struggle on a
> few of the long words but don't worry everyone does their first time
> round.
what have i told you about the complex books. you should always ask before getting them out. youve already caused three nervous breakdowns from them books now go to your room
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Where's Wally? these books will last you ages, you may struggle on a
> few of the long words but don't worry everyone does their first time
> round.
now tilta, we don;t want to be scaring SHEEPY with long and complicated books do we?
> Where's Wally? these books will last you ages, you may struggle on a
> few of the long words but don't worry everyone does their first time
> round.
now tilta, we don;t want to be scaring SHEEPY with long and complicated books do we?
Where's Wally? these books will last you ages, you may struggle on a few of the long words but don't worry everyone does their first time round.
Sheep,
how about some Tony HAwks book?
I DO NOT MEAN THE SKATEBOARDER!
The Tony Hawks i'm talking about is a travel writer.. but his first book 'Travelling around Ireland with a fridge' if you like to take the p!ss outta the Irish and have a laugh at the same time...
how about some Tony HAwks book?
I DO NOT MEAN THE SKATEBOARDER!
The Tony Hawks i'm talking about is a travel writer.. but his first book 'Travelling around Ireland with a fridge' if you like to take the p!ss outta the Irish and have a laugh at the same time...
Agreed
aninem wrote:
> a child called it
> and it can give yu great ideas on how to abuse children
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You f###ing moron.
Kill yourself now, please.
Do it, because you are a waste of oxygen and food that somebody useful could have.
> a child called it
> and it can give yu great ideas on how to abuse children
---
You f###ing moron.
Kill yourself now, please.
Do it, because you are a waste of oxygen and food that somebody useful could have.
Since the holidays are so long, go for lord of the rings, that could take up to a month depending on how slow you read.
Thanks everyone... I shall buy ones that take my fancy
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