A tribute to one of the most boring books I've been forced to read and an opportunity for anyone planning to leave BSG to let us know. We probably won't give a f**k unless you've won the lottery and are planning on spreading a little happiness to your on-line friends but hey, I'm bored.
I was thinking of caling it 'I Tim Walkered out one morning' but as those of you that can actually read have noticed...I didn't.
I miss him already 
I thought going by the thread title that this was going to be about a folk ballad.
With a skiddery idle dah - diddly idle deedle doe.
*Goes off to play a Fairport CD*
Quote: roscoff @ February 18 2009, 10:09 PM GMTA tribute to one of the most boring books I've been forced to read
So I take it you've never read Perfume?
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ February 18 2009, 11:02 PM GMTSo I take it you've never read Perfume?
Nope. Don't even like the title.
He'd read it if it was called Eau de Urine.
Eau de Ursine, surely?
Quote: zooo @ February 18 2009, 11:14 PM GMTHe'd read it if it was called Eau de Urine.
Yes. Yes I would.
That's Marc's next book title taken care of then.
Quote: PhQnix @ February 18 2009, 11:21 PM GMTEau de Ursine, surely?
I don't get it cos I is not clever enough. 
does it mean bear or summink?
Quote: zooo @ February 18 2009, 11:35 PM GMTThat's Marc's next book title taken care of then.
I don't get it cos I is not clever enough.
I had to look it up. It does mean 'bear'.
Usrine? Uri- beaR? What the hell...?
It does, indeed, mean bear. Well "related to bears." It was a stretch of a pun/joke.
I'm fairly sure I only know it 'cos of Pokemon. 
I'd just like to mention some on the BSG role of honour.
Tim Walker-Fell on his own sense of humour
Jake How-Beaten to death by a crossing lady outside Waterloo Road
Thing- Imploded after finding an answer there was no question to.
I think it's okay to announce a hiatus from boards like these if you're planning on taking a break to get some major work done or whatever...but I do think if you're gonna leave for good, then just leave, and maybe PM people you're "close" to.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ February 18 2009, 11:02 PM GMTSo I take it you've never read Perfume?
I thought it was a pretty decent book. And an interesting wrinkle on the overworked and tired serial killer premise.
Quote: chipolata @ February 19 2009, 11:22 AM GMTI thought it was a pretty decent book. And an interesting wrinkle on the overworked and tired serial killer premise.
I found it really hard work and unrewarding. I was told to read it by someone who thought I'd really love it, but I found it a bit souless and the ending was all a bit 'and then I woke up and it was all a dream.'