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Discussion in 'Entertainment Lounge' started by Maroon_Faithful, Jul 4, 2010.

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  1. BigDougy DG Dafter

    Under the bed, in the toilet???
     
    BigDougy, Jul 21, 2010
    #101

  2. Gazza GJ Weaver

    Been reading Ian Bothams autobiography, so far so good.
     
    Gazza, Jul 21, 2010
    #102

  3. Farny AP Farnsworth

    What a legend.
     
    Farny, Jul 21, 2010
    #103

  4. Baxter MJ Deane

    Under the bed tons, different bags I take to my dad's. In 6th form. All over the shop.
    In the car.
     
    Baxter, Jul 21, 2010
    #104

  5. Gazza GJ Weaver

    I'm not gonna lie, he talks himself up a storm in this book. Unbelievable tbh
     
    Gazza, Jul 21, 2010
    #105

  6. Farny AP Farnsworth

    To be fair, if I was that good I'd have given it sooo much chat.
     
    Farny, Jul 21, 2010
    #106

  7. Gazza GJ Weaver

    Yea, but most legends are modest...it's just a huge me yarn. Good though
     
    Gazza, Jul 21, 2010
    #107

  8. CCG C Golding

    Shane Warne's autobiography (the first one that was released, not the recent one) is a top read, really enjoyed that. Having said that, I haven't read the one with the 2005 Ashes and stuff in it, probably a good read because it was the classic series that most of us will relate to.
     
    CCG, Jul 21, 2010
    #108

  9. Gazza GJ Weaver

    I wanna read Bumbles one but couldn't find it in the library
     
    Gazza, Jul 21, 2010
    #109

  10. CCG C Golding

    AWTA. That'd be an absolute classic read, easily my favourite sports commentator!
     
    CCG, Jul 21, 2010
    #110

  11. Clank CL Ank

    Meeee. I read most of his books. They're all really funny, and can be standalone. I think my favourite has got to be Going Postal or The Colour of Magic.
     
    Clank, Jul 21, 2010
    #111

  12. Cribbage RG Cribb

    Saw the movie. Weird, weird movie.
     
    Cribbage, Jul 21, 2010
    #112

  13. SmellyStuff MP Chung

    Local library only had Men At Arms. :( I'm enjoying it so far, just because it's so outrageous. :p
     
    SmellyStuff, Jul 21, 2010
    #113

  14. Clank CL Ank

    I think that's the appeal of the books to me. They're all so funny and the descriptions make the world so vivid and interesting. I wish I could live there. :p
     
    Clank, Jul 21, 2010
    #114

  15. Farny AP Farnsworth

    MF...I know you'll read this at some point...have you read any Dan Dennett?...or has anyone else for that matter?
     
    Farny, Aug 26, 2010
    #115

  16. Maroon_Faithful M Faithful

    Do you mean Daniel Dennett, the secularist/atheist/evolutionist?
     
    Maroon_Faithful, Aug 26, 2010
    #116

  17. rabbit boy RA Boy

    Reading Matter by Ian Banks
     
    rabbit boy, Aug 26, 2010
    #117

  18. Old Mate M Perry

    Uncle Tom's Cabin. It's so ****ing old and I'm not MF/Crib etc so I struggle to fully grasp it.
     
    Old Mate, Aug 26, 2010
    #118

  19. BigGuns DA Astele

    Pillars of the Earth - Ken Follett.

    This novel is being made into a Mini series.
     
    BigGuns, Aug 26, 2010
    #119

  20. Maroon_Faithful M Faithful

    @ Farny.

    If so, nah not really. I've listened to several of his lectures though. Very interesting stuff. You're probably much better placed to comment - what do you think of him and his work?
     
    Maroon_Faithful, Aug 29, 2010
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