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  1. SeniorChem Si

    SeniorChem Si Registered User

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    ok, sold to the old fucker, I will cheers :up:
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    J Mummy To A Baby Boy

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    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Books...

    Have you read the celestine phrophecy by James Redfield its quite an eye opener thats a book which changed my out look on life :)
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    from the reviews it sounds like a snoozefest..

    I'm reading some hemmingway, islands in the stream to warm away the uk summer blues and a bit of dale carnegie :oops:
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    I have just started reading "call me Elizabeth"

    It's a true story of a wife and mother who turned to prostitution. It's quite a page turner.
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  5. SeniorChem Si

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    yeah maybe, it's not exactly grabbing me by the balls just yet
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    I'm readin Swallows and Amazons again, cos it was one of my favourite books when I was little, and the weather we had a week or two ago made me think about it for some reason.
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    I have read it, good book.
    I've seen the energy strings described in the book, before reading the book when tripping which kind of freaked me out.
    naughtybut nice, Aug 10, 2006
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  8. Spike From GG

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    my lass read that on hol (last week) she loved it!
    Spike From GG, Aug 10, 2006
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    I've just finished The Ballad of Lee Cotton by Christoper Wilson, and I thought it was excellent. It's really slickly written, with an ambitious, thought provoking idea behind it.

    I'm now attempting The Idiot by Dostoyesvsky, and it's taking a lot more concentration :(
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