23 Jan 2005, 19:59
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The Butcher
 Join Date: 14.04.2002
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i want to start reading the DaVinci Code.... Is that something nice to read or is it just sjit?
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24 Jan 2005, 09:18
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Always Ready For A Bang
Join Date: 30.11.2003
Location:
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Today's work schedule
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24 Jan 2005, 19:57
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 02.03.2004
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Right now I'm reading, apart from all my school work. Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk. Brilliant read, and slightly different from the film. Bob was supposed to have blond hair!
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24 Jan 2005, 22:23
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Super Loafer
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Klasien Currently reading Mists of Avalon for the 10th time or so |
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25 Jan 2005, 02:51
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Loafer
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26 Jan 2005, 13:20
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The Bat
Join Date: 23.03.2003
Location: Roosting on a Silver-Black Phantom Bike.
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28 Jan 2005, 21:01
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 23.11.2003
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In the past two weeks I've read two John Grishams: Pelican Brief and The Chamber, (from which I learned more about the USA judiciary than I have from one of my politics teachers!
 ) and 5pm last night I picked up The Da Vinci Code (got that and lots of Grishams in the sale in Tescos!  Plan to look for more tomorrow!   ) and have just finished it!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!! 3 great books one after the other! Too bad they diverted me from revising for exams  But exams finished yesterday so I'm free for now!!!!! 
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31 Jan 2005, 07:24
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Always Ready For A Bang
Join Date: 30.11.2003
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Posts: 6,389
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First Aid Manual (Have an intense course coming up)
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31 Jan 2005, 19:43
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 14.04.2002
Location:
 Somewhere in the real world.
Posts: 7,527
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The joint Industry Group's Industry Standard Service Agreement (ISSA:14) for the supply of national newspapers and magazines within England and Wales.
God, it's boring!!!! |
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01 Feb 2005, 18:10
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queen post- whore extraordinaire
Join Date: 29.01.2003
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Sagmeister - Made you Look
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05 Feb 2005, 20:34
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 13.10.2003
Location:
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Posts: 3,668
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Stephen King´s Drawning of the three.. It was really nice book...
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08 Feb 2005, 23:57
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Super Loafer
Join Date: 19.04.2003
Location: In The World, somewhere...
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well im being a little intellectual at the moment with what im currently reading:
Britain BC - Francis Pryor the fall of the roman empire - Michael Grant Beginners latin So you think you're human - Felipe Fernandez-armesto Agnes Grey - Anne Bronte i love libraries and when i have filled up my card i can always put more books on mums!!
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10 Feb 2005, 02:49
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 20.02.2003
Location: Largo, FL
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Skeleton!!!!! The Drawing of the Three is one of the finest books ever- I envy you your first reading of it. I pretty much have it memorized, along with all the rest of the Dark Tower books.
I just finished Faultline by Janet Tashjian, I really enjoyed it. It's about an 18 year old girl who wants to become a standup comic. She meets another 18 y/o boy comic and they start an intense but abusive relationship. Excellent book, though a bit heavy at times. I have a half dozen other books at home from my library, but I haven't started any yet. I think the next one will either be Multiple Choice by Tashjian or Green Angel by Hoffman. Anyone read either of those? Sherrie |
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11 Mar 2005, 16:27
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Rampant Loafer...
Join Date: 29.07.2002
Location: welshy wales
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Currently reading...
Prozac Nation - Elizabeth Wurtzel Living With Leo - Mario De Clemente The Bachman Books - Stephen King |
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11 Mar 2005, 19:44
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Always Ready For A Bang
Join Date: 30.11.2003
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First Aid at Work Regulations
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11 Mar 2005, 20:27
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 31.10.2003
Location:
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The Policy by Bentley Little (I love his creepy stuff!)
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12 Mar 2005, 23:32
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 02.03.2004
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Psychology AS and a book on sign language.
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13 Mar 2005, 17:07
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 23.11.2003
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I just finished Dan Brown's Angels and Demons. Really enjoyed it, but the only problem is that every chapter ends on a cliffhanger so you can't put it down!
 However, I thought it was great when my MP got a mention! I showed my politics teacher in the lesson the other day. She said "Aaaahh!" and I told her: "that's exactly what I said!"
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21 Apr 2005, 23:53
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Sweet But Sadistic
Join Date: 18.06.2003
Location: Lincolnshire/Essex depending on the time of year!
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Just finished "Fingersmith" by Sarah Waters. Really good but the chapters are so long that by the time you get to the 4th chapter you're about halfway through the book!
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23 Apr 2005, 22:28
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 14.04.2002
Location:
Somewhere in the real world.
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Just finished "Winnie Ille Pu Semper Ludet" which is the house at Pooh Corner in latin!!
Have got a little pile of books to be getting on with: Les miserables by Hugo, Churchill (volume 1) by lord jenkins, Trojan by someone whose name i can't remember, the new Lee Childs book (can't remember title), Flashman on the march by Fraser, The time Travellers Wife by Audrey Niffenegger and Out of Your Townie mind by Richard Craze. However, for now, i am gonna have a bath reading the Employment of Children Regulations, the European Working Time Directives, and A Guide to the Remit And Operations Of The Office of Fair Trading!!!! |
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23 Apr 2005, 22:31
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Always Ready For A Bang
Join Date: 30.11.2003
Location:
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Ultimate Play Along - Carmine Appice
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24 Apr 2005, 13:12
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Astrophysicist At Large
Join Date: 19.04.2003
Location: Beneath his dreaming tree
Posts: 4,284
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The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, am now up to book 6 - Lord of Chaos
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10 May 2005, 21:30
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Sweet But Sadistic
Join Date: 18.06.2003
Location: Lincolnshire/Essex depending on the time of year!
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Just finished "The Funny Thing Is..." by Ellen DeGeneres and have been reading "The Queen and I" by Sue Townsend for about the 20th time. I needed something lighthearted while I was doing coursework!
Have a whole pile of books I want to read
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10 May 2005, 21:46
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Astrophysicist At Large
Join Date: 19.04.2003
Location: Beneath his dreaming tree
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"Get a Life" by William Shatner
actually a very interesting book... |
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11 May 2005, 16:21
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Sweet But Sadistic
Join Date: 18.06.2003
Location: Lincolnshire/Essex depending on the time of year!
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The Ninth Life of Louis Drax - Liz Jensen
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