What Are You Reading?

TheHateCamel wrote:

and  A Very British Coop , brilliantly informative and funny look at the world of pigeon racing by Collings

Racing pigeons is a brilliant, but very time consuming hobby. All the racing tends to take place on Saturdays between April and September and it severely clashes with the football season.

I'm currently reading The Innocent by Harlan Coben. I have read a few of his stand alone novels and have enjoyed them all.

Reebok Trotter wrote:

TheHateCamel wrote:

and  A Very British Coop , brilliantly informative and funny look at the world of pigeon racing by Collings

Racing pigeons is a brilliant, but very time consuming hobby. All the racing tends to take place on Saturdays between April and September and it severely clashes with the football season.

I'm currently reading The Innocent by Harlan Coben. I have read a few of his stand alone novels and have enjoyed them all.

I have read a few and find him a bit hit and miss.

I have read Tell No One and Gone For Good and I enjoyed them both.

scottjames is reading '50 shades of Gay'

I'm sensing a theme on all these topics Wayne!

i've just seen a book in the kitchen from the book man called "fifty sheds of grey"

Things the Grandchildren Should Know - Mark Oliver Everett(EELS Fame)

Triumph wrote:Things the Grandchildren Should Know - Mark Oliver Everett(EELS Fame)

I read that. Had a pretty rough start in life that guy.

Dinae Moe Humm wrote:

Triumph wrote:Things the Grandchildren Should Know - Mark Oliver Everett(EELS Fame)

I read that. Had a pretty rough start in life that guy.

Didn't he just, I watched a programme last week about his Dad and Quantum Physics and just couldn't get my head around it.

waynagain wrote:scottjames is reading '50 shades of Gay'

I'm reading Catcher in the rye.

scottjames30 wrote:

waynagain wrote:scottjames is reading '50 shades of Gay'

I'm reading Catcher in the rye.

You gonna go over the pond and kill someone scott?

Angry Dad wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:

waynagain wrote:scottjames is reading '50 shades of Gay'

I'm reading Catcher in the rye.

You gonna go over the pond and kill someone scott?

i'm changing my avatar!

Butters off South Park

"Must kill john Lennon!"

"I don't know if you've ever been in the company of 'barmy Jimmy'  but he's a laugh if nowt else. 

I've sat near Jimmy at several test matches over the years Copper. I've always wondered how the hell he gets to do what he does. I mean, you see him on the telly on every single day of every test match England play everywhere whether it's in India/Pakista/Australia/South Africa/New Zealand /Dubai or anywhere. The guy must be seriously rich or summat to be able to spend his life following the England Test team around the world. Do you have any inside info on him Copper.

Not really inside info but I do know that his expenses are paid for by the Barmy Army and they are the ones with the brass.

It's big business these days........

http://www.barmyarmy.com/contact/

Angry Dad wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:

waynagain wrote:scottjames is reading '50 shades of Gay'

I'm reading Catcher in the rye.

You gonna go over the pond and kill someone scott?

"Over the pond', that's funny, he can't even cross the road without the Lollipop Lady helping him.

The Beach- by Andrew Garland.
Strange book- but engrossing

I am currently reading YES by Daniel Bryan

(thanks fin)

y2johnny wrote:I am currently reading YES by Daniel Bryan

(thanks fin)

You're very welcome, mate. You know it's signed, right?

I have been struggling my way through Cormac McCarthy's, Sutree for the past year. Very good. Very hard work.