MKFox
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oh, ya beast. I have to get that multiple car pile up.
oh, ya beast. I have to get that multiple car pile up.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Street_2:_Stand_Your_Ground
There it is Mackster. Sounds ****ing awful.
round ireland with a fridge is just that! i journey hitch-hiking round ireland with a little fridge its pretty funny. http://www.tony-hawks.com/books.php?id=1
I love that book.
One of my all-time favourite comedy-reads is "Are you Dave Gorman?". Never fails to make me laugh.
Currently reading "My Boring Ass Life: The Diaries of Kevin Smith"
i completed jodi picoult's 'my sister's keeper' in 48hrs, quite possibly the best book ive read. Its about a girl called kate who contracts leaukemia and the only way her parents can try and help her is to have another child with the same make up (her older brother isnt a match) as kate, anna then becomes her sisters donor without being asked if she wants to do it and this goes on til anna reaches 13 when she realises that she doesnt want to do it anymore (not that she wants her sister to die) and is expected to help her sister at a drop of a hat without being asked so she decides to sue her parents..bit of a twist at the end, you can see/understand anna and her parents views on it, highly recommended
Nearly finished: "American Prometheus - the trumph and tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer", by K. Bird and M. Sherwin. A great (but long!) read, and the most riveting biography I've read since that of Berlioz.
Round Ireland with a Fridge, Playing the Moldovans at Tennis and Are you Dave Gorman are the very best of the "funny task to complete" genre. Anything after that were just on the bandwagon, not saying they weren't good, just couldn't recapture the originality of those three.
'....Fridge' is one of my all-time favourite books.
Tony Hawks has started filming a movie of "Round Ireland with a Fridge"
www.roundirelandwithafridge.com
Tony Hawks has started filming a movie of "Round Ireland with a Fridge"
www.roundirelandwithafridge.com
THe book that accompanied Monty Halls series about living in a croft in the West Highlands in Applecross.Great read but gets me feeling very homesick
Is it just a rehash of the TV show, a la Long Way Down, or does it give more of the story?
I'm 63 pages in and it does give a bit more in depth stuff about the people of Applecross and the area.He looked at two others places before choosing Beachcomber Cottage,I don't think they showed/mentioned that in the series.Buy it Beights but ony if you see it on offer on somewhere
I'll definately give it a go cheers
agree, tip top hfCharlie Connolly is your man for humourous travel books,excellent reads
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