The last book you bought was...............
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Hope is important.
"Scott Pilgrim and the Infinite Sadness" by Bryan Lee O Malley.
"Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together" by Bryan Lee O Malley.
"Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together" by Bryan Lee O Malley.
What's a little sin to see us through?
F*cking hell, what a reading list 
Sarah Kane's f*cking weird though. Best play in that Pinter collection is The Homecoming (I think it's in that one anyway). Excellent stuff, although The Lover remains me favourite by him. What's the Hemingway novel you're after?
Sarah Kane's f*cking weird though. Best play in that Pinter collection is The Homecoming (I think it's in that one anyway). Excellent stuff, although The Lover remains me favourite by him. What's the Hemingway novel you're after?
What's a little sin to see us through?
The Sun Also Rises is an excellent book. Hemingway's good right across the board, actually, and that one's a really good starting point.
The Homecoming is a one of Pinter's best, I think, the female lead in it (cannae remember her name) is brilliant. There was a production of it when I was at Uni with Pete Postlethwaite in it which I really wanted to see but I couldn't get tickets for sh*t
The Homecoming is a one of Pinter's best, I think, the female lead in it (cannae remember her name) is brilliant. There was a production of it when I was at Uni with Pete Postlethwaite in it which I really wanted to see but I couldn't get tickets for sh*t
What's a little sin to see us through?
I just went to the shop to buy a hundred watt screw cap lightbulb and actually came back with a pack of chewing gum, some Flora and a bag of lemons, plus
The Righteous by Martin Gilbert
Roger's Version by John Updike
and
This 'n' That by Bette Davis.
No lightbulb, alas, but the books only cost me two fifty for the three, and I'll start reading one of them in due course this afternoon
The Righteous by Martin Gilbert
Roger's Version by John Updike
and
This 'n' That by Bette Davis.
No lightbulb, alas, but the books only cost me two fifty for the three, and I'll start reading one of them in due course this afternoon
River Phoenix
Coronation Street: The Epic Novel by Katherine Hardy and Coronation Street, 1960- 1985: 25 Years. i bought them as Christmas presents and will give one of them to my aunt and the other to the fiancé's mother.
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Rayanne Graff:
His name is George. Also, he started Spam.
Rayanne Graff:
i spoke to him a couple of times and that was in October of 2009.
the doc:
Wow, a proper old head
Rayanne Graff:
Yeah, he was the 15th person to join.
satansrubberduck:
I didn't directly start Spam. Also the proof of that long since disappeared.
Rayanne Graff:
No, it didn't; the Spam spam spam you made in 2002 is on page 105 of the Spam board.
satansrubberduck:
Oh. I looked for it years ago and couldn't find it. The colour tags are (thankfully) broken.
satansrubberduck:
Odd to think it's been over a decade since I first got involved with 'Zine.
Claire:
It's not odd to me since I've just had the exact same conversation with you... 
I Cunt Spell:
YOU'RE ALL OLD
I Cunt Spell:
SO VERY VERY OLD
Captain Stupendo:
SRD made an appearence holy moly haven't seen him on here for years
Maeby:
JIM!
the doc:
Wow, event Starws isn't here tonight
the doc:
Straws ^
the doc:
*whistles*
the doc:
Ah well, off I go as well then
Rayanne Graff:
Sorry, Stu; i was busy tidying things. xx
