Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 3:56 pmHe is a filthy ****** all right,trust you to pick me up on it 
I can read magazines though
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Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 3:56 pmPosted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 4:01 pmCan't read books, I have a short concentration span and get bored easily, ie I can't read books
I can read magazines though
I can read magazines though
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 4:21 pmRereading the thread I'm gonna use my xmas vouchers on The Life of Pi and 1442 China etc, If I have any left over I'll go for the trashy porn novel that was mentioned .
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 4:27 pmwoof woof ! wrote:Rereading the thread I'm gonna use my xmas vouchers on The Life of Pi and 1442 China etc, If I have any left over I'll go for the trashy porn novel that was mentioned .
Those books are quality Woof.
Not sure how historically accurate the 1421 Book is, but its a cracking read.
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 4:33 pmJohn Barnes' Granny wrote:Not sure how historically accurate the 1421 Book is, but its a cracking read.
Now you're confusing me
Is it 1421 ? earlier it was referred to as 1442 (or was that the second edition ?
)Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 4:44 pmNah you missed the 1421 and the 1442 woof,next one`s not until 1535
I`ll get me coat.
I`ll get me coat.
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 10:41 pmJohn Barnes' Granny wrote:woof woof ! wrote:Rereading the thread I'm gonna use my xmas vouchers on The Life of Pi and 1442 China etc, If I have any left over I'll go for the trashy porn novel that was mentioned .
Those books are quality Woof.
Not sure how historically accurate the 1421 Book is, but its a cracking read.
You lot always on about the life of Pi
I gotta see what the uss is about
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 10:45 pmRedrider wrote:Does Biffa have peripheral vision ?
what what what?
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 11:20 amPaul C wrote:I can read magazines though
Is that the "one handed" magazine reading technique?
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 11:35 amI am lucky enough this season to be sitting next to an excellent author this season on the KOP, and his books have reignited my passion for reading that I had lost upon leaving school.
I myself knew nothing of Evo and his books, having sat in Block 203 for the last ten years, and also due to the fact that I am honeslty not a big reader of books, (unless they are more pictures than words!), however this season I got a season ticket in block 205.
I was stuck next to this big galoot with a big bag, and no room. First impressions where not good. However at half time, when all and sundry came over to buy books of the big galoot I was stuck next to, I was wondering what the deal was.
Next week I was hoping to buy one off him, so I waited till halftime and tackled him, little did I know his top sales man was sat right next to him! It was his lad Ste. I ended up £30 lighter and with three books in hand.
I started the first one, and I was quickly hooked.
Affectionate well written tales of life on the bread line in Liverpool perfectly fused with wonderful lighthearted quips and humourous digression, all wrapped up in tales of the greatest team English football has ever seen. I am now well into the third installment, and hoping he will have another one ready by the time I am finished it !!!
Young and old, man and woman, literature phobe and bookworms alike, these books are a MUST, and ideal for Christmas presents for any Liverpool fan.
Buy them, read them, love them....
I myself knew nothing of Evo and his books, having sat in Block 203 for the last ten years, and also due to the fact that I am honeslty not a big reader of books, (unless they are more pictures than words!), however this season I got a season ticket in block 205.
I was stuck next to this big galoot with a big bag, and no room. First impressions where not good. However at half time, when all and sundry came over to buy books of the big galoot I was stuck next to, I was wondering what the deal was.
Next week I was hoping to buy one off him, so I waited till halftime and tackled him, little did I know his top sales man was sat right next to him! It was his lad Ste. I ended up £30 lighter and with three books in hand.
I started the first one, and I was quickly hooked.
Affectionate well written tales of life on the bread line in Liverpool perfectly fused with wonderful lighthearted quips and humourous digression, all wrapped up in tales of the greatest team English football has ever seen. I am now well into the third installment, and hoping he will have another one ready by the time I am finished it !!!
Young and old, man and woman, literature phobe and bookworms alike, these books are a MUST, and ideal for Christmas presents for any Liverpool fan.
Buy them, read them, love them....
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 12:27 pmWhats the authors name and book titles Leon
Can you get them in general shope Waterstones Smiths etc
Can you get them in general shope Waterstones Smiths etc
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 7:51 pmLast book I read: The Curious Incident of the Dog In The Night Time - Excellent, you cannot put it down.
Book I am Starting Tonight: The Holographic Universe - Supposed to be really interesting
Book I am Starting Tonight: The Holographic Universe - Supposed to be really interesting
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 10:18 pmI've also read Curious Incident, Jonny. A good read, well written.
At present I'm reading "Out of Eden: The Peopling of the World" which is about the dawn of man.
At present I'm reading "Out of Eden: The Peopling of the World" which is about the dawn of man.
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 10:51 pmCurrently reading Anthony Kiedis' autobiography and also Ewan McGregor & Charley Boorman's book about motorcycling across Europe, Asia & N America
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 10:55 pmTell you what I read that got me into the whole physics thing, really interesting, the Bill Bryson book - A Short History of Nearly Everything. I took it to Amsterdam and read it in the airport and on the plane. In fact, I might read it again soon.