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  1. Dragon Tyke

    Dragon Tyke Well-Known Member

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    still boredddddddddd
     
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    RED Guest

    Errrrrr ok?
     
  3. JLWBigLil

    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Broaden your mind

    Do some reading and exercise those little, grey cells. Or (in your case) little, grey cell.:D
     
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    Dragon Tyke Well-Known Member

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    already read my entire

    set of "Janet & John" , nowt can follow that.
     
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    Red West Well-Known Member

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    I hope Brian May doesn't read this forum, this news could cause his ball-bag to drop off....
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Crystal's just got me

    A number of books by Ernest Hemingway to read on holiday at the end of the month.
    The Old Man And The Sea.
    To Have And Have Not.
    Islands In The Stream.
    A Farewell To Arms.
    For Whom The Bell Tolls.
     
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    I bet they all have a smile on their face. I've gather he's gone off to badger moles now.
     
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    Re: Crystal's just got me

    I read that a couple of months ago, not sure I liked it, but it was a big thing in it's day, it was one of the first novels to be written 'normaly'rather than in overblown Victorian style (cf. Charles Dickens).

    I'm sure he's a great author, but his dialogue writing in that book was poor.
     
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    Re: Crystal's just got me

    The Old Man and The Sea is a great little novel. I read it sat on the terrace of the Hotel Nacional in Havana with a Cuba Libre
     
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    I've never read his works

    But have wanted to know whether his reputation is warranted.
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    It'll be slightly different for me, mate

    I'll be reading it in a chalet at Flamborough!:D
     
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    ark104 (v2) Well-Known Member

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    Re: It'll be slightly different for me, mate

    The Old Man and the North Sea? :)
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Now that works

    :D
    'Like'.
     
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    ark104 (v2) Well-Known Member

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    Re: Now that works

    So long as you're near a sea I'm sure it'll have the desired atmospheric effect. I love reading books on holiday. They just seem better for some reason
     
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    Me too

    Reading a good book on holiday, whilst drinking a glass of cold wine/cider/beer, is my idea of relaxation.
     
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    Re: Crystal's just got me

    Absolutely. I've read a few of his over the last couple of years since I read that but none I've enjoyed more. I also enjoyed his short stories a lot. As [MENTION=6686]Rosco[/MENTION] says, though, I didn't really get on with A Farewell To Arms.
     

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