No Country For Old Men - Cormac McCarthy
Soooo good.
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Northanger Abbey by Austen. It's so amazing-I've read almost half of it since this morning.
I started "The Picture of Dorian Gray" yesterday night, and have read half of it since then. It's amazing! I thought it'd be quite archaic to read, and though I've had to re-read a few sentences, it's been really fantastically written so far.
Does it have a lot of penetration in it?
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ July 9 2008, 5:44 PM BSTI started "The Picture of Dorian Gray" yesterday night, and have read half of it since then. It's amazing! I thought it'd be quite archaic to read, and though I've had to re-read a few sentences, it's been really fantastically written so far.
Has he met Dr Jeckyl yet?
Quote: ian_w @ July 9 2008, 5:46 PM BSTDoes it have a lot of penetration in it?
None! But the artist and the Lord both love Dorian. A lot. They want to do him. 
I'm in an immature mood tonight...
Quote: Gavin @ July 9 2008, 5:47 PM BSTHas he met Dr Jeckyl yet?
zooo'll have yer balls!!
Quote: Gavin @ July 9 2008, 5:47 PM BSTHas he met Dr Jeckyl yet?
His version of Jekyl, I suposse!
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ July 9 2008, 5:47 PM BSTNone! But the artist and the Lord both love Dorian. A lot. They want to do him.
You bloomin immo you!
Quote: ian_w @ July 9 2008, 5:48 PM BST
zooo'll have yer balls!!
Yeh well she'll have to fight the Ex for em.
Quote: ian_w @ July 9 2008, 5:48 PM BSTYou bloomin immo you!
Hey, it's my last do of being this age! That's my current excuse.
Ha! That's a good excuse. Dunno what mine is!
Erm...that it's *my* last day of being this age, and I give you permission?
Yey! That's poifect! 
But after tomorrow I'll have to carry on living day by day, finding new excuses.
Nope! Tomorrow I give you permission too.