Quote: john lucas 101 @ June 16 2010, 1:36 PM BSTGoodness me, you have quite the gob of a filthy Yank, sir.
Gedoudahere!
What are you reading right now? Page 104
A Thousand Splendid Suns. I was a bit put off by the "Richard and Judy book club" stuff, but my English teacher was telling me to read it for ages, and I loved The Kite Runner so.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ June 22 2010, 11:20 AM BSTA Thousand Splendid Suns. I was a bit put off by the "Richard and Judy book club" stuff, but my English teacher was telling me to read it for ages, and I loved The Kite Runner so.
Always a little off-putting when a novel's in a TV book club, but I recall that the Julian Barnes novel 'Arthur and George' was a R and J book, and that's darn good.
ZOMBIES!
I just read Volume 1 of the Scott Pilgrim series, and wish I'd bought more than just this volume now.
http://www.gilestimms.com/blog/digital/wedding-invitation.html
So cute and sweet. You'd think I'd hate it. But I love it!
That is quite cute.
YOU BIG GIRL'S BLOUSE!
Quote: zooo @ June 23 2010, 7:42 PM BSTThat is quite cute.
YOU BIG GIRL'S BLOUSE!
Shut it.
The Lady in the Tower - The fall of Anne Boylen.
Quote: Gavin @ June 23 2010, 7:44 PM BST
Shut it.
Aww!
It is good though, most invitations are sooo crap and generic.
Quote: zooo @ June 23 2010, 7:51 PM BSTAww!
It is good though, most invitations are sooo crap and generic.
I've hired him to do mine in 3021.
Heh!
Quote: bigfella @ June 23 2010, 7:47 PM BSTThe Lady in the Tower - The fall of Anne Boylen.
Is that any good? Amazon keep recommending it to me.
Currently reading The Nun by Denis Diderot. Lots of lezza nun action! 
Quote: bamalamafizzvaj @ June 23 2010, 8:18 PM BSTIs that any good? Amazon keep recommending it to me.
Tis okay. If you like Alison Weir's stuff then you should like it. I have a pile to take away with me as well.
Quote: bigfella @ June 23 2010, 8:20 PM BSTTis okay. If you like Alison Weir's stuff then you should like it. I have a pile to take away with me as well.
Cheers Bigfella. Will give it a looksy. 