Quote: Briosaid @ 15th May 2018, 9:53 PM[quote name="Chappers" post="1190653" date="15th May 2018, 7:47 PM
University? Wooo. Get you. Course they're not the same in Scotchland.
Listen Buggerlugs h
, Glasgow University is a member of the Russell Group, not one of your jumped up, ex-Polys. Founded 1451.[/quote]
Of course it's cheaper up there too.
Quote: Chappers @ 15th May 2018, 10:34 PMListen Buggerlugs h
Of course it's cheaper up there too.[/quote
Yes, and why not? We value education. Time you started a riot to get the same deal for England.
Quote: Briosaid @ 15th May 2018, 11:24 PM
Of course it's cheaper up there too.[/quote
Yes, and why not? We value education. Time you started a riot to get the same deal for England.
Weer all reddy ejucated!
Quote: Chappers @ 15th May 2018, 11:39 PMWeer all reddy ejucated!
Shouldn't that be 'oll'? 
Presently, I am reading 'How to Kill a Mockingbird' and so far it has been quite interesting. Those who have already read the book will surely know that this book received a lot of accliam and I am eager to finish it.
Trouble Boys: The True Story of the Replacements
By Bob Mehr
When the Wind Changed: The Life and Death of Tony Hancock
Reading a book about what the Queen does once a month. Lizzie Dripping.
Two different Leslie Thomas books at the same time. Well not exactly the same time.
The Magic Army, a WWII story about Slapton Sands and Tropic of Ruislip (again) for inspiration for my novel.
Quote: Sujan Azad Parikh @ 25th May 2018, 7:34 AMPresently, I am reading 'How to Kill a Mockingbird' and so far it has been quite interesting.
Is that a Salf Halp book?
First man in. Ant Middleton.
Autobiography of a special services soldier in Afganistan.
He specialised in what they term 'hard arrests'
Hard arrests mean what you think they mean, nobody in cuffs after.
My issue (tee hee) with Playboy is not the porn, but the combination of porn with intellectual content. What man has ever been able to use his brain and his dick at the same time?
Quote: Stephen Goodlad @ 11th June 2018, 10:56 PMFirst man in. Ant Middleton.
Autobiography of a special services soldier in Afganistan.
He specialised in what they term 'hard arrests'
Hard arrests mean what you think they mean, nobody in cuffs after.
Does it mean murdering people? So is this like a gung-ho version of Andy McNab?
I've been reading way too many books about sociopaths. I love me a good sociopath (really only the good ones though). My last boss was a delightfully good sociopath. He had the most terrifyingly blue serial killer eyes and said things like 'i love killing people for no reason' and 'as you've probably noticed, I'm incredibly charming and manipulative.' I miss him already. Mark thought he was going to kill me. It was an ongoing saga for a while there. Anyhow...yeah, sociopaths are great. I know that's probably not the most popular opinion, but what's life without odd obsessions?
Quote: Davida @ 18th June 2018, 11:12 PMAnyhow...yeah, sociopaths are great.
When you're in Edinburgh its not the sociopaths you need to look out for, its the cycle-paths. But if you do want to stalk a sociopath, can you make it Nigel Farage, he's very charismatic and you might want to mention your application for a working visa. 
That would go down well...
I said I like 'good' sociopaths. Like the non-evil kind.