I'd tend to remove the unfortunately-placed price sticker before giving it to your mother, Sunlight!
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262 Re: Books. Mon 30 Nov - 14:05
sunlight
Andy Walker
You think she would notice? They both look very proud of their achievement.okocha wrote:I'd tend to remove the unfortunately-placed price sticker before giving it to your mother, Sunlight!
264 Re: Books. Wed 19 May - 23:56
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
Thanks for the heads up on that Bonce. I'll be ordering that one.
265 Re: Books. Thu 20 May - 9:02
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
No problem HP, it's a great read.Hip Priest wrote:Thanks for the heads up on that Bonce. I'll be ordering that one.
266 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 9:32
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
So my 14 year old son has just asked me to buy him a book called Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. Just wondering if anyone has read it and how suitable that'd be and if it's any good? This is the first time he's took an interest in books so I'm hoping it's not inappropriate.
267 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 11:23
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Never heard of it but just googled it and it sounds like a hard read!Bwfc1958 wrote:So my 14 year old son has just asked me to buy him a book called Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. Just wondering if anyone has read it and how suitable that'd be and if it's any good? This is the first time he's took an interest in books so I'm hoping it's not inappropriate.
268 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 11:33
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
Yeah I know! My lad clearly has more patience and intellect than I.Norpig wrote:
Never heard of it but just googled it and it sounds like a hard read!
269 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 12:31
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
Give it a quick Google 58. I think it may have some controversial content for a 14 year old so it’s your call I suppose. I haven’t read it but I once read a magazine article on the author and the book.Bwfc1958 wrote:
Yeah I know! My lad clearly has more patience and intellect than I.
I’d let him read it - good on him if he’s reading to this level at his age.
I’m reading Bob Mortimer’s autobiography
270 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 13:07
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
I've looked into it a little and it seems very complex and esoteric. I'll let have a go at it and see how he gets on. It would be a shame to restrict him from reading to this level if he's mature enough to not only read it but understand it in some way. From what I can gather, you could need to read it three or four times to fully grasp it. Time will tell.
271 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 13:14
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
It makes a change at that age from them perusing the Mayfair and escort magazines whilst having a fag behind the bike sheds.
Your kid will go far!
Your kid will go far!
272 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 13:51
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
And away! I love Bob Mortimer, a naturally funny man. I don't even like fishing but love him and Paul Whitehouse on BBC2.finlaymcdanger wrote:
Give it a quick Google 58. I think it may have some controversial content for a 14 year old so it’s your call I suppose. I haven’t read it but I once read a magazine article on the author and the book.
I’d let him read it - good on him if he’s reading to this level at his age.
I’m reading Bob Mortimer’s autobiography
273 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 16:49
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
Norpig wrote:
And away! I love Bob Mortimer, a naturally funny man. I don't even like fishing but love him and Paul Whitehouse on BBC2.
Hilarious and loveable at the same time. I’m hard pressed to think of anyone who has made me laugh more. He couldn’t have done it without Vic Reeves of course but Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Rick Mayall and Bob have given me the biggest laughs over the years.
274 Re: Books. Wed 20 Oct - 17:17
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
I first came across Vic, Bob and the fat one on the drums (his name has slipped my mind!) on shooting stars. That must have been mid 90’s?
I think Vic and Bob did something else on After Dark on Gold but couldn’t really get in to it.
After some of the names that have gone around, I’m going to have to go and watch some Young Ones, Bottom and Shooting Stars I haven’t watched in yonks.
I think Vic and Bob did something else on After Dark on Gold but couldn’t really get in to it.
After some of the names that have gone around, I’m going to have to go and watch some Young Ones, Bottom and Shooting Stars I haven’t watched in yonks.
277 Re: Books. Tue 3 May - 15:04
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Whilst I’m on holiday I’ve been reading “Putin’s People - how the KGB won back Russia and took on the West”
Absolutely gobsmacking account of how Putin’s old KGB and mafia buddies took state control of everything from resources to media to the legal system back from the oligarchs Yeltsin created and duped an unsuspecting West - and the Russian people - into supporting a return to totalitarian empire building Russia.
It’s a hard read but we’ll worth it.
Absolutely gobsmacking account of how Putin’s old KGB and mafia buddies took state control of everything from resources to media to the legal system back from the oligarchs Yeltsin created and duped an unsuspecting West - and the Russian people - into supporting a return to totalitarian empire building Russia.
It’s a hard read but we’ll worth it.
278 Re: Books. Wed 4 May - 0:57
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
Sounds interesting but bloody hard work Lusty. I’m attempting to get through Cormac McCarthy’s Outer Dark. Third time lucky!wanderlust wrote:Whilst I’m on holiday I’ve been reading “Putin’s People - how the KGB won back Russia and took on the West”
Absolutely gobsmacking account of how Putin’s old KGB and mafia buddies took state control of everything from resources to media to the legal system back from the oligarchs Yeltsin created and duped an unsuspecting West - and the Russian people - into supporting a return to totalitarian empire building Russia.
It’s a hard read but we’ll worth it.
279 Re: Books. Wed 4 May - 8:54
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Makes the Godfather look like Peppa Pig.finlaymcdanger wrote:
Sounds interesting but bloody hard work Lusty. I’m attempting to get through Cormac McCarthy’s Outer Dark. Third time lucky!
280 Re: Books. Mon 15 Aug - 8:07
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Good read if anyone's in need of a bedtime book.
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