AgentWood wrote: don't get too excited, everyone:
how to run a traditional jewish household by blu greenberg.
Oy Vey!! You could have asked my aunt Nancy. My uncle Benny was ultra-orthodox. I dunno about "two kitchens jewish" but VERY orthodox
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The Queen's Fool by Philippa Gregory. It's fiction but built around historical fact - after the death of King Henry VIII. It's an easy read but that's what I like as I only read on the bus.
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Are we supposed to understand this lingo? 
:D
J.A.K wrote: "A Guide to opening an Umbrella"
its fuckin pissin down out there.
J.A.K ten points for the intellectual. and his choice of book
hey your the kind of dude who would smoke a joint with bible pages
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krisna wrote:
J.A.K wrote: "A Guide to opening an Umbrella"
its fuckin pissin down out there.
J.A.K ten points for the intellectual. and his choice of book
hey your the kind of dude who would smoke a joint with bible pages
and use hotel swimming pools as a bucket bong. :p yep!
would it be true to say that you would do a shit in the swimingpool and it would float gracefuly?
do you think you would get more wasted with the old testament or the new testament?
if you were to roll up a big fat one?
krisna wrote: would it be true to say that you would do a shit in the swimingpool and it would float gracefuly?
do you think you would get more wasted with the old testament or the new testament? if you were to roll up a big fat one?
dunno.
but i've used the cardboard cover of the Koran for a roach.
sorry up there Allah - me old mucker.
excellent ,,idea ,,,,complements to your inventiveness, taking something completly useless and turning it around to make something of worth
im sure it has alot of significance to others, all religion is good,any religion as long as it brings good will. im not syaing anything against allah or the book of koran. (respect respect to others beliefs)
Woody and Nord....Nearly finished. Collymore up next! I want to find out why he was always late for training! (and if he can recommend any reputable Dogging venues)
Was going to consult George Michael's book on the latter point,before I realised I can't raise half a bar-on for 60 year old meths drinkers
NOOLigan wrote: erotic tales. ah sorry that's what i'm watching on the telly.
Any artistic merit involved Ron?
Sounds shite if so...Although its probably the same genre technically,I'd recommed proper filth 
Boatraceface wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: erotic tales. ah sorry that's what i'm watching on the telly.
Any artistic merit involved Ron? Sounds shite if so...Although its probably the same genre technically,I'd recommed proper filth
pretty crap as it is on free to air tv. from germany i believe but in english. you do get to see a few rude bits eventually.
The Coming Of The Third Reich.
The book's downstairs and I cannae remember the author's name.....and I can't be arsed to go and look. Fascinating stuff though.
Shug wrote: The Coming Of The Third Reich.
Is it set around the working girls of a house of dolls?
steveone wrote:
Shug wrote: The Coming Of The Third Reich.
Is it set around the working girls of a house of dolls?
Nah - but I saw what you did there :D
I'm currently reading 'I'm With The Band' by Pamela Des Barres, which is fab. I've got other books piling up that i've been too busy to look at though. I have a thing about buying them but don't get much time to read.
It's a lazy weekend for me, however, so i'm going to chill out and do some reading
Ben Elton 'Dead Famous'
Big fan of his stuff. Looking forward to reading the new one set in WWI.
cljfx wrote: Stephen King - Hearts in Atlantis
Thought that was a disappointment, especially since the opening story was really good.
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HARPER'S. October 2004. Got ahold of a few past copies. Whitewash as Public Service. How the 9 11 Commission Report Defrauds the Nation. +. Interesting to read the events after so long.
nice change to read actual Paper copies instead of just online with the computer screen.
I recently bought a Japanese book by Motohiko Kimura, and it's about current Japan team football manager Ivica Osim. It's a best seller in Japan, and I've seen the top ten selling book list in my local newspaper, for four different cities in Japan; three in my area, and the other one being Tokyo. This book was in the top five for all four locations.
Taboo # 7 wrote:
Cath wrote: Someone gave me "A Long Way Down" by Nick Hornby. I haven't read any of his stuff but I've seen film versions of his work. Hope its good. The last few books I've read have been awful.
I love Hornby, a lot of the time he's very predictable but he manages to make it interesting along the way. I liked "A Long Way Down" when I read it (I think it came out about this time last year). I recommend it
Read it and loved it. I recommend it too Thanks for motivating me to actually read it.
Cath wrote:
Taboo # 7 wrote:
Cath wrote: Someone gave me "A Long Way Down" by Nick Hornby. I haven't read any of his stuff but I've seen film versions of his work. Hope its good. The last few books I've read have been awful.
I love Hornby, a lot of the time he's very predictable but he manages to make it interesting along the way. I liked "A Long Way Down" when I read it (I think it came out about this time last year). I recommend it
Read it and loved it. I recommend it too
No problem
