What Book Did You Read Last Night??? (2 Viewers)

[Wobbler]

On this at the moment. Brilliant.

Thoroughly enjoyable the whole way through. Constantly interesting blah blah blah.

Mormon, do you reckon I should recommend it to people? I can't decide whether normal people would find it interesting. What do you think?

 

[Lili Marlene]

Thoroughly enjoyable the whole way through. Constantly interesting blah blah blah.

Mormon, do you reckon I should recommend it to people? I can't decide whether normal people would find it interesting. What do you think?

normal people?
what, like, squares?
people who aren't hip to the groove?
the uncoolest cats in town?
Jeff Buckley fans?

 

[rettucs]

Yep, still some good stuff left, queues were insane when I was there but got tonnes of stuff for the sprog for Christmas.

its July

 

[Reets]

its July

I know

 

[Wobbler]

normal people?
what, like, squares?
people who aren't hip to the groove?
the uncoolest cats in town?
Jeff Buckley fans?

People who don't spend a good portion of their leisure time reading cookbooks. People who don't obsess over food.

 

[Wobbler]

Bought this at lunchtime today

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

looks good wobbler,read something similar a year or so back,let us know if its any use.
picked up this yesterday

along with some thoreau,gonna get stuck into em tonight.

 

[Wobbler]

looks good wobbler,read something similar a year or so back,let us know if its any use.

Will do, I read two of Singh's efforts: Fermat's Last Theorem and Code Book. Both really good.

What did you read that was similiar?

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Will do, I read two of Singh's efforts: Fermat's Last Theorem and Code Book. Both really good.

What did you read that was similiar?

read fermats last theorem about 6 years back as well actually,excellent book,i may just have to re read it.cant for the life of me remember the name of the book im afraid to say,ill rack my brain....

 

[Wobbler]

.cant for the life of me remember the name of the book im afraid to say,ill rack my brain....

Bad Science?

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

thought it was bad science but after looking at images on google dont think so,this is gonna wreck my head now!

 

[Wobbler]

Don't worry about it

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Don't worry about it

i do though,gonna march over to easons and find out what its called right now

 

[Wobbler]

i do though,gonna march over to easons and find out what its called right now

Well?

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

no sign of it,could be that bad science one you were on about but with a different cover?

 

[emmyh]

thats a class book, you should try breakfast of champions and sirens of titan as well, you can only get them in waterstones or somewhere similar not easons...theyre free as well if ya steal em

 

[rettucs]

I'm reading this, taking a story or 2 a night from it.

Its not exactly Mills and Boon. Alternative type love stories if you like. Some are really good. Plus it serves to build up a great reading list from the writers he's selected works from.

 

[Wobbler]

no sign of it,could be that bad science one you were on about but with a different cover?

Maybe. Bad Science was written by a lad called Ben Goldacre. He slags off homeopaths and nutritionists a lot. Great read.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

picked these up today for my rail and sail journeys home

also my dad recommended this which he has at home and which i'm going to steal from him

 

[Mormon Nailer]

I had absolutely no idea what he was on about. It's been a long time since I was so at sea with a book.

My head is wrecked.

His book Literary Theory is well regarded and is sitting on a shelf at home somewhere. After this fiasco though I guess it might stay there.

I never knew he lectured in Galway.