What's everyone reading at the moment?

[mud duck]

A book called Stupid American History. I figured he needed some ammunition against us while he was here. I kind of created a monster though. He quotes from it every night to show just how silly having seperated ourselve from the British Empire really was. I can't seem to convince him that the English have got to have as many silly bits in their history as we do. probably more having been around far longer.


Your welcome. "A Christmas Carol" is a quick read but frustratingly full of plot holes. Not his best work but still fun this time a year.

Well that is because he's British. That is just the way They think.

 

[Razakel]

Good Omen's by Pratchett & Gaiman...

(For the 1st time, yes I feel silly...)

 

[Tercha]

AS/NZS ISO 9001:2008

and yes it's boring

 

[Rugne]

AS/NZS ISO 9001:2008

and yes it's boring

I looked it up, and yes, it does sound like a snore a minute, sorry your having to read that mate.

Marc

 

[freakinacage]

Good Omen's by Pratchett & Gaiman...

(For the 1st time, yes I feel silly...)

nice one. i love that book

 

[slah]

nice one. i love that book

Yup - It´s rather brilliant.

 

[Joek]

Michael Moorcock's Elric books. I tend to read them once a year really - or at least when I get the mood on for some really cracking fantasy.

Basically, Moorcock's pretty much the greatest author ever in my eyes. Love his stuff to bits

 

[Razakel]

nice one. i love that book

Tis nothing short of awesome so far, can't believe I haven't read it ages ago...
Just 1 downside, I can't paint & read ><
(Though I did finish a base today lol)

 

[evil tendencies]

I am reading Pride and Predjudice and Zombies. Then I will read Tales of Heresy and Fallen Angels.

Awesome! I just got my Sister-in-Law Jane Austen and Sea Monsters (I think that's the title...same series, anyways) and I can't wait to see what she think of it. It'll either be an instant hit, or next time I see her I'm going to get hit.

 

[mickc22]

Got fed up with Clarkson so I'm now reading:
Creating Life Like Figures in Polymer Clay by Katherine Dewey, to get me in the mood for Squigies Sculpt-a-long

 

[Rugne]

Just finished Making Money (again) By Terry Pratchett

Marc

 

[GTherk]

Currently rereading The Hobbit. Just finished The Shining and World War Z before that.

 

[Niall]

Not reading anything at the moment but the last one I read was Armed Action. About a Royal Marines Commando lynx attack helicopter squadron during the second gulf war. Tells you a great deal about the real fighting the Royal marines did which was never broadcast, for example they landed on the Iraqi beach in helicopters a week or so before the armoured brigades. Cool stuff.

 

[CaptainBirdseye]

Just finished The Way of Shadows by Brent Weeks... which was awful so now re-reading Joe Haldeman's The Forever War.

 

[Sand Rat]

Picked up a classic today - The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire.

Figure I'll read it alongside of Herodotus.

 

[uberdark]

errr.....ummmm......new moon.....*coughs and hangs head in shame*

 

[Rugne]

errr.....ummmm......new moon.....*coughs and hangs head in shame*

*points and mocks*:rotfl:

Marc

 

[uberdark]

look i know its sad....but the book is decent if you skip 100 pages of talking about edwards sexiness. im also reading the entire sandman series online right now, so i managed to redeem myself a little i think.

 

[Rugne]

lol, o.k, yeah, you've redeemed yourself a tiny bit Better go read some playboys next, just for the articles, of course

Marc

 

[Niall]

Well that is because he's British. That is just the way They think.

Didn't know we all thought the same, thanks for clearing things up.