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by The Shank » Wed Oct 19, 2016 11:32 pm
The General wrote:150 pages into Ashley Bell, and I just don't care.
No more, I am done with koontz.
Gave up on koontz half-way through the first book i read of his. One of the odd Thomas ones.
Tried to get interested in it but couldn't. Put me off reading any more of his.
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by Randall » Thu Oct 20, 2016 7:39 am
The Shank wrote:The General wrote:150 pages into Ashley Bell, and I just don't care.
No more, I am done with koontz.
Gave up on koontz half-way through the first book i read of his. One of the odd Thomas ones.
Tried to get interested in it but couldn't. Put me off reading any more of his.
Years back he was fantastic, lightning, coldfire etc.
It's just tiresome now.
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by Randall » Thu Jul 27, 2017 4:34 pm
Somebody else here must read surely?
Even nipped on df and the book thread is as threadbare as the bdo coffers.
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by M H » Thu Jul 27, 2017 5:00 pm
How the fuck do you find the time to read?
When you actually feel anger over a place like this it's time to get a life
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by Randall » Thu Jul 27, 2017 5:03 pm
With great difficulty!
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by Wolflanternbumbag » Sun Jul 30, 2017 5:53 pm
Maisy and the wobbly tooth my son loves it
YORKSHIRE GRIT
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by Randall » Sun Jul 30, 2017 5:59 pm
That wasn't the update I was hoping for!
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by M H » Sun Jul 30, 2017 7:01 pm
Randall wrote:That wasn't the update I was hoping for!
Talking about Hastings in the old town there's a couple of bookshops you'd love mate. So much from the past including Marvel mags
When you actually feel anger over a place like this it's time to get a life
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by Randall » Sun Jul 30, 2017 7:03 pm
M H wrote:Randall wrote:That wasn't the update I was hoping for!
Talking about Hastings in the old town there's a couple of bookshops you'd love mate. So much from the past including Marvel mags
yes, i went in last time i was down that way.
just started collecting marvel comics again as well.
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by mattp » Mon Jul 31, 2017 12:55 pm
Here you go Randall.....
Recently read:-
John Farris - All Heads Turn As The Hunt Goes By
John Farris - Son Of The Endless Night
Stephen King - Finders Keepers
Adam Nevill - Some Will Not Sleep
Stephen King - End Of Watch
Lisa Tuttle - Nest Of Nightmares
Mark Morris - Stitch
On the shelf, to be read:-
Joe Lansdale - The Thicket
Charles L.Grant - Night Songs
Tim Lebbon - Relics
Kim Newman - Angels of Music
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by mattp » Mon Jul 31, 2017 12:57 pm
Re: Dean Koontz
I read "Lightning" and never read anything else by him, thought it was poor.
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by Randall » Mon Jul 31, 2017 1:16 pm
mattp wrote:Here you go Randall.....
Recently read:-
John Farris - All Heads Turn As The Hunt Goes By
John Farris - Son Of The Endless Night
Stephen King - Finders Keepers
Adam Nevill - Some Will Not Sleep
Stephen King - End Of Watch
Lisa Tuttle - Nest Of Nightmares
Mark Morris - Stitch
On the shelf, to be read:-
Joe Lansdale - The Thicket
Charles L.Grant - Night Songs
Tim Lebbon - Relics
Kim Newman - Angels of Music
Hurrah!
I've not long finished the Mr Mercedes trilogy, enjoyed the first two, not so much end of watch.
I'm currently reading murdarabelia by Craig Robertson which is OK.
Recently read the couple next door which I liked and got her new one.
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by Randall » Wed Aug 02, 2017 6:54 pm
Murdarabelia was actually shit.
I am missed Tim weaver is next.
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by LOWTOWER » Wed Aug 02, 2017 6:59 pm
I've just finished F**k it Do what you love by John Parkin
Don't know if you like any self help/psychology books but i often read them.
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by Randall » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:03 pm
Not something I've ever read.
We sell loads of mindfulness books, I tried to take in what it was saying but couldn't connect.
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by Robert Ross » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:21 pm
LOWTOWER wrote:I've just finished F**k it Do what you love by John Parkin
Don't know if you like any self help/psychology books but i often read them.
indeed, I'm guessing you need a lot of those.
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by LOWTOWER » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:34 pm
Bob Ross wrote:LOWTOWER wrote:I've just finished F**k it Do what you love by John Parkin
Don't know if you like any self help/psychology books but i often read them.
indeed, I'm guessing you need a lot of those.
I think everyone does my angry little friend
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by Robert Ross » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:40 pm
LOWTOWER wrote:Bob Ross wrote:LOWTOWER wrote:I've just finished F**k it Do what you love by John Parkin
Don't know if you like any self help/psychology books but i often read them.
indeed, I'm guessing you need a lot of those.
I think everyone does my angry little friend
I'm not angry, mate, just a tad annoyed at you breathing. Any good books that can help me with that, Dr. Phil?
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by LOWTOWER » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:47 pm
Bob Ross wrote:LOWTOWER wrote:Bob Ross wrote:LOWTOWER wrote:I've just finished F**k it Do what you love by John Parkin
Don't know if you like any self help/psychology books but i often read them.
indeed, I'm guessing you need a lot of those.
I think everyone does my angry little friend
I'm not angry, mate, just a tad annoyed at you breathing. Any good books that can help me with that, Dr. Phil?
I wouldn't concern yourself with my issues my friend, you seem to have plenty of your own to work on.
I'd recommend How to win friends and influence people from looking at the failed attempts on the weather thread.
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by Robert Ross » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:54 pm
LOWTOWER wrote:Bob Ross wrote:LOWTOWER wrote:Bob Ross wrote:LOWTOWER wrote:I've just finished F**k it Do what you love by John Parkin
Don't know if you like any self help/psychology books but i often read them.
indeed, I'm guessing you need a lot of those.
I think everyone does my angry little friend
I'm not angry, mate, just a tad annoyed at you breathing. Any good books that can help me with that, Dr. Phil?
I wouldn't concern yourself with my issues my friend, you seem to have plenty of your own to work on.
I'd recommend How to win friends and influence people from looking at the failed attempts on the weather thread.
I actually read that one; utter bollocks.
I'm not here to win friends, mate. I have a life in the real world, you see.
May sound like gibberish to you. Compulsively masturbating to the Matrix will do that.
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