It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club.

I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit.

CaptainZok wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:55:

It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club. I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit.

You can read..... :o :o :o

Vamps wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:59:

CaptainZok wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:55: It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club. I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit. You can read..... :o :o :o

Sorry Vamps I forgot about you.
So what are you colouring in at the mo? ;D ;D

Umm, Im reading OOF at the moment. :y

CaptainZok wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 00:01:

Vamps wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:59: CaptainZok wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:55: It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club. I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit. You can read..... :o :o :o Sorry Vamps I forgot about you. So what are you colouring in at the mo? ;D ;D

Janet and John colour by numbers, I can just about manage that...... :P :P :P

Vamps wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 00:04:

CaptainZok wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 00:01: Vamps wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:59: CaptainZok wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:55: It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club. I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit. You can read..... :o :o :o Sorry Vamps I forgot about you. So what are you colouring in at the mo? ;D ;D Janet and John colour by numbers, I can just about manage that...... :P :P :P

You're not a secret stokie are you?

Stalingrad by Anthony Beever .
Factual history of the WW2 siege .
Captivating.

CaptainZok wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 00:05:

Vamps wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 00:04: CaptainZok wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 00:01: Vamps wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:59: CaptainZok wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:55: It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club. I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit. You can read..... :o :o :o Sorry Vamps I forgot about you. So what are you colouring in at the mo? ;D ;D Janet and John colour by numbers, I can just about manage that...... :P :P :P You're not a secret stokie are you?

OMG No....... :o :o :o

Douglas Reeman....Naval fiction :y

Spiderman by Peter Parker  :y

The Naked Trader.

Sorry to be totally boring but :

Creating Applications with μVision®4 By Keil  :P

Ken

CaptainZok wrote on 29. Mar 2011 at 23:55:

It's a bit slow tonight so time for a book club. I'm about half way through Catch 22 by Joseph Heller, A rather surreal WW2 story of a bombardier in an American Bomber unit.

great book - good film too  :y

Im 3/4 through "The girl who played with fire" steig Lawson or sommat like that.

Enjoying the series.

I'm reading "The Dragonbone Chair" Tad Williams mad kings, wars, swords and sorcery  :y

Enemy Coast Ahead by Guy Gibson

My accounts :.(

VAT to do on Monday

VATman owes me 2k   :D

Having it So Good - Britain in the Fifties by Peter Hennessy (as recommended by Lizzie Zoom).

Five Days in London, May 1940 by John Lukas

A great insight into the events involving Churchill as the key politician and statesman, with the other great names of the time, and how he made absolutely crucial decisions as the Nazi war machine drove across France. Decisions over those five days in London that would dictate the future of Great Britain and the country's very survival.

Gripping!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) :y :y :y

"A Confederacy of Dunces" (John Kennedy Toole)


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Confederacy_of_Dunces

Tractor & Machinery magazine - I never read fiction  :-?

Marks DTM Calib wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 08:47:

Tractor & Machinery magazine - I never read fiction  :-?

i used to subscribe to that but i lost interest.

I'm an Ex-Tractor Fan  ;D ;D ;D


here all week folks  :y

"The etiquette of performances" by Jonathan Pinter, absolutely can't put it down.

(The story of the Grand 'ol Opry in America)

Banjax wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 08:49:

Marks DTM Calib wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 08:47: Tractor & Machinery magazine - I never read fiction  :-? i used to subscribe to that but i lost interest. I'm an Ex-Tractor Fan  ;D ;D ;D here all week folks  :y

;D ;D ;D ;D Outstanding. ;D

Marks DTM Calib wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 08:47:

Tractor & Machinery magazine - I never read fiction  :-?

:P `Best give bigegg`s accounts a miss, then! ;D

Sixstring wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 08:49:

"The etiquette of performances" by Jonathan Pinter, absolutely can't put it down. (The story of the Grand 'ol Opry in America)

I quite fancy that one. :y A wealth of talent has collectively stood on that stage. 8-)

And not just Country music stars apparently, either, Den!

About a third through it so far.....................

Sixstring wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 08:59:

And not just Country music stars apparently, either, Den! About a third through it so far.....................

Have you an ISBN for that one Mike - I can't find it on Amazon?

Zoo Vet by David Taylor. Must finish it before i give it to Dad as a birthday pressie.

A fascinating read! :y

Any book containing this prose deserves a look;

“At that exact moment, Julian was expertly using his silver tongue to offer intense gratification to Sally as he held on firmly to her taut, tanned thighs, tightly gripped around his handsome face.”


:-* :-* :-* :y

The author of this steamy stuff may surprise some .

Amigo MX5 wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 21:18:

Zoo Vet by David Taylor. Must finish it before i give it to Dad as a birthday pressie. A fascinating read! :y

That's the spirit Guy. These are hard times. ;D

Moab is my washpot by Stephen Fry, i've started to skip bits now so I must be bored and its time to put it away  ::)

Elite Pete wrote on 30. Mar 2011 at 21:31:

Moab is my washpot by Stephen Fry, i've started to skip bits now so I must be bored and its time to put it away  ::)

I've heard you say that before.

Terry Pratchett
Soul Music