What recent Sally Ann scandal ?
Paul Mc Cann
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Burning books
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Set the Mechanical Hound on him.
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I've a Clive Cussler somewhere you can throw on the pile, too. Possibly the most regretted book purchase I've ever made. Still - at least I know not to do it again.
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Freecycle.
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You've never read any Dan Brown? I only paid 5p for The Da Vinci Code but I regretted that. Still, I suppose Emmaus got that, rather than DB.
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I skipped TDVC as it's clearly complete tosh but found a few of his others in a charity shop. They were equally bad, unfortunately. It makes you wonder what is going on in the minds of those people who seem to think there's any truth in TDVC. probably the same people who believe in the Bible Code.
MBQ
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Oh Dan Brown is the sort of book you buy, read and pass on..to deal with a really dull railway journey or beach holiday.
Its marginally better than staring out of the window.
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Only if the view is rather dull.
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Only at night.
MBQ
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TBH it is one of my favourite films. I asked the girlfriend for a DVD copy for my birthday. I actually ended up with a DVD of Fahrenheit 9/11.
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No: I generally prefer to make my own mistakes, but I make exceptions.
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I asked the wife for tickets to see The Enid for my birthday yesterday. And that's just what I got and jolly good it was, too.
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We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "Man at B&Q" saying something like:
It's the kind of book you find in a boarding house bedside drawer and if it's deadly dull elsewhere, you might start reading it, just as chewing gum for the eyes. I was sent a copy as a pressie some years ago and never opened it. Honestly, the person who sent it should have known better.
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I heard about in on Radio 4 but this link is to the Daily Mail so proceed at own risk:
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They're still going?!
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Yup - bloody great gig coming up in B'ham in October but plenty of small ones across the country before that.
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The Rolling English Slow Train?
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Full of rolling English drunkards, of course.
Nick
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Blocks of paper don't burn much alone, but they all burn if you use them as a surrounding ring, fillied with better fuel.
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