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heard that song for he first time this morning
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Blackpool Rule wrote:IIBentII39 wrote:
heard that song for he first time this morning
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Read the Darren Shan books. I feel like a broken record, but they are really good and quite easy to read
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Pilkz wrote:Mal wrote:Pilkz wrote:Take Care is amazing!!
Yeah but you're a Drake fan boy aren't you?
I'll shank you up blud.
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The Life and Times of Michael K is an exceptional read.
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Sean wrote:ClarkY wrote:
What are you reading?
The books I read are terrible, probably why I give up. Recommend any?
Perks of being a wallflower.
What sort of books have you read that have been terrible, maybe I could recommend some that are different to that?
I read A Song of Ice and Fire, I enjoyed that. It is the novel that the show Game Of Thrones it based on.
Ones I have read but have not enjoyed are The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore, Swamplandia! and a few other novels.
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Mal wrote:Pilkz wrote:
I'll shank you up blud.
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Pilkz wrote:Mal wrote:Pilkz wrote:
I'll shank you up blud.
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Time to watch Suits.
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See you there Pilkz 
i will try find you 
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i will try find you .
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I dont know, the books I like are probably ones you wouldn't be interested in, I seem to like books with not much plot but that focus alot on how the protagonist sees the world. Catcher in the Rye, Great Gatsby, that sort of thing
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Sean wrote:I dont know, the books I like are probably ones you wouldn't be interested in, I seem to like books with not much plot but that focus alot on how the protagonist sees the world. Catcher in the Rye, Great Gatsby, that sort of thing
So basically good books.
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You can't miss meBurytilidie wrote:See you there Pilkz
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True If you go next to the home fans in the Cemmy End i i will be there swearing at your lot .
If you go next to the home fans in the Cemmy End i i will be there swearing at your lot .
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BladeGunner14 wrote:Sean wrote:I dont know, the books I like are probably ones you wouldn't be interested in, I seem to like books with not much plot but that focus alot on how the protagonist sees the world. Catcher in the Rye, Great Gatsby, that sort of thing
So basically good books.
Yea I guess
You seem a pretty good literary judge, got any books you would recommend along the same lines of the books I just mentioned?
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Sean wrote:I dont know, the books I like are probably ones you wouldn't be interested in, I seem to like books with not much plot but that focus alot on how the protagonist sees the world. Catcher in the Rye, Great Gatsby, that sort of thing
catcher in the rye was amazing.
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NZG wrote:Sean wrote:I dont know, the books I like are probably ones you wouldn't be interested in, I seem to like books with not much plot but that focus alot on how the protagonist sees the world. Catcher in the Rye, Great Gatsby, that sort of thing
catcher in the rye was amazing.
Yea, my favourite ever book, though when people ask me what its about Im like, I have no idea
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My mate asked me to go and it's £9 which i don't haveBurytilidie wrote:True
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I read Catcher In The Rye about 4 years ago, I thought it was alright although I wasn't blown away by it. Maybe I would have enjoyed it more had I not studied it in school and just read it myself. It's a struggle to enjoy something when you have a few dicks in the class not playing ball.
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Sean wrote:BladeGunner14 wrote:
So basically good books.
Yea I guess
You seem a pretty good literary judge, got any books you would recommend along the same lines of the books I just mentioned?
Hardly really. If I read something good then I'll acknowledge it but my knowledge is hardly vast. I'm not really sure on something similar to those. I'm reading Crime and Punishment now (a Russian novel) and the protagonist's view on everything around him is central to plot. I haven't finished it though so I wouldn't go as far as recommending it but maybe you should check it out if you want.
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You going with your uncle?Pilkz wrote:My mate asked me to go and it's £9 which i don't haveBurytilidie wrote:True
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You will have more fans then us though which will be beyond embarrasing.
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If anyone has an ebook reader, tell me. I'll get you thousands of free ones to trawl through.
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He will be away as per usualBurytilidie wrote:You going with your uncle?Pilkz wrote:My mate asked me to go and it's £9 which i don't have
My mate asked if i wanted to go i said yes just waiting to sort shit out now
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I do. I have one on my itouch 
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I think Im getting a Kindle for Christmas Mal
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This forum has been a lot more lively tonight 
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BladeGunner14 wrote:Sean wrote:
Yea I guess
You seem a pretty good literary judge, got any books you would recommend along the same lines of the books I just mentioned?
Hardly really. If I read something good then I'll acknowledge it but my knowledge is hardly vast. I'm not really sure on something similar to those. I'm reading Crime and Punishment now (a Russian novel) and the protagonist's view on everything around him is central to plot. I haven't finished it though so I wouldn't go as far as recommending it but maybe you should check it out if you want.
I read the start of that when the guy is talking about the old woman and stuff, I just could never get into it.
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Mal wrote:If anyone has an ebook reader, tell me. I'll get you thousands of free ones to trawl through.
where from?
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Mal your new vids are always getting taken off youtube
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