Iaint got a book read a the moment ,can any of you recormend any thing.I will read just about anything.
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Mmmm...
I'd go for a Stephen King book, Wilks!
If you've the time, I recommend you try King's 'The Dark Tower' series! Awesome stuff and it'll keep you going for ages!!
I'd go for a Stephen King book, Wilks!
If you've the time, I recommend you try King's 'The Dark Tower' series! Awesome stuff and it'll keep you going for ages!!
midnightrider
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Get Motley Crue The Dirt a great read even if you dont like their music,its funny,tragic,and downright filthy too.WILKS said:
Sammi951
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WILKS said:
Anything?? Ok, I can recommend "Where rainbows end" by Cecilia Ahern
Well, I liked it
How's about David Beckham's autobiography? That was good...and George Best's as well
The Man In Black
Stallion of the Highway
Id try anything by Michael Moorcock. Anyone here familiar with his books and his most famous character Elric?? Well if not check that stuff out if you are into fantasy style books. He's on par with Tolkien IMO!!
Well... I like Moorcock, a bit repetative maybe... but to compare him with J.R.R.T.? ... I don't start a discussion about it... hehe
The Man In Black
Stallion of the Highway
KellyM said:Well... I like Moorcock, a bit repetative maybe... but to compare him with J.R.R.T.? ... I don't start a discussion about it... hehe
Yes I do compare him to Tolkien but I can see this getting nasty so we wont continue with this discussion!! lol
Mmmmmmmmmmm Thanks Sammi you are always seem to be fuul of er good ideas
. I hate football i think its for thick wimps. i myself play Cricket a gentlemens sport.The Lemmy book sounds great just what i could do with th last two books i read were a bit heavy.
. I hate football i think its for thick wimps. i myself play Cricket a gentlemens sport.The Lemmy book sounds great just what i could do with th last two books i read were a bit heavy.
Paxoman
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Lemmys book is OK, but nothing special.
I am currently reading 'How Black Was Our Sabbath'. A book about er, Black Sabbath!
I am currently reading 'How Black Was Our Sabbath'. A book about er, Black Sabbath!
Paxo - let me know what you think of the Sabbath book,OK?
Regarding Moorcock - He played a big factor in Hawkwind, didn't he? He actually wrote some of the lyrics, didn't he?
Regarding Moorcock - He played a big factor in Hawkwind, didn't he? He actually wrote some of the lyrics, didn't he?
Fingers
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Wilks try "Tommyland" Tommy Lee's autobiography, its highly moving, laugh out loud funny and an easy read if you know what I mean.
Sammi951
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WILKS said:Mmmmmmmmmmm Thanks Sammi you are always seem to be fuul of er good ideas
Well you did say "anything" Wilks!!
So you don't want "women" books or "thick wimps" books....Hmmm, don't think I can help you then! lolSo what sort of books do you like then? I like autobiographies mostly, and for some reason, lately I have read quite a lot of books about people who had rough/neglected childhoods
A bit morbid, I know!
Mad Dan McCafferty
Don't Get Mad,Get Waysted
How about the Beano or the Dandy, great stories, fab illustrations and great morality tales, and it takes little under an hour to read the 2005 annual LoL
