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great news. happy new year

I too have only seen this today. Keep strong. Good luck to the little fella

Actually, I think I have read it. Diiirty, diiiirty women. 66296[/snapback] Surprisingly fond of their pets I seem to remember

Kitzinger is a well respected feminist author, and its a collection of female fantasies written by ordinary women. Nothing is uncovered, I cant really do it justice on a message board, but if It had been me and not mrs spongebob who had bought it I would imagine I may have run intoa few pervert accusations

I love reading them. The stories are great, apparently the ladies love a man who can accidentally drop a towel. 66272[/snapback] All women have lesbian fantasies too. FACT! 66276[/snapback] Ever read "Womans experiance of Sex" by Sheils Kitzinger. bit of an eye opener

I've quite fancied reading some more Iain Banks, I've only ever read 'The Wasp Factory' tbh. 66152[/snapback] Ive read pretty much all of them. (I gave up on the science fiction ones fairly quickly) My personal favourite is "The Bridge" 66162[/snapback] He writes as Iain M. Banks for his science fiction stuff I believe??? I've heard it's canny hard going like. Might investigate some of his other fiction. I thought 'The Wasp Factory' was great. 66163[/snapback] Complicity is better than the Wasp Factory imo. Haven't read a Banks book in ages though. Ian McEwan is probably my favourite contemporary author. Moving on to another random point, has anybody read Bret Easton Ellis's new book - very mixed reviews. 66179[/snapback] I think Banks has become more readable and enjoyable even-over the years but the earlier books were more interesting - if that makes any sense. Will Self is probably my favourite at the moment. I thought Great Apes was magnificent, and I really liked his rewrite of A Picture of Dorian Gray

I've quite fancied reading some more Iain Banks, I've only ever read 'The Wasp Factory' tbh. 66152[/snapback] Ive read pretty much all of them. (I gave up on the science fiction ones fairly quickly) My personal favourite is "The Bridge" 66162[/snapback] He writes as Iain M. Banks for his science fiction stuff I believe??? I've heard it's canny hard going like. Might investigate some of his other fiction. I thought 'The Wasp Factory' was great. 66163[/snapback] I was talking about the wasp factory at work and just worked out it was over 20 years ago I first read it fookin hell. Iain Banks is one of the very few authors whose books I actually buy and read when they come out. Mind you I do only seem to buy Poker books since I got the bug. So for thread purposes I am currently reading Harrington on Hold-em Vol 1 @ 2 by Dan Harrington

I've quite fancied reading some more Iain Banks, I've only ever read 'The Wasp Factory' tbh. 66152[/snapback] Ive read pretty much all of them. (I gave up on the science fiction ones fairly quickly) My personal favourite is "The Bridge"

An unacceptable breach of protocol, really. 65612[/snapback] Sorry. If its any consolation Mrs spongebob has just called me "a right sad bastard" as I explained my Swindy excitement

mornington crescent I peaked too soon didnt I

Amdy Faye, just to calm you down a bit 40177[/snapback] Cheers pal, thats better

Emre Parker Solano Owen woohoo Hold on Must.....not.....get.....excited.....about.......Newcastle........Always ends in disapointment

39561[/snapback] My Wifes haidresser (hairdresser frrom Brighton for the slow amongst you) has a particularly entertaining and eye watering anecdote about Robbie and Dermot OLeary in the private room at Rage, a local club.

Good evening Mr Avenger. 36714[/snapback] Good to know you still carry that torch young Steve

Real first name: George Nickname: Geordie Age: 42 Occupation: Desk Jockey Location: Brighton Language(s) spoken? Fluent in management bullshit Avatart - why? eponymously obvious Previous avatarts? Joe Strummer Johnny Cash Muhammed Ali Tell us when you first joined the boards? during the Woodgate signing saga Board highlights? thats quite a range Board lowlights? blind anti-souness hatred What would you be doing if you weren't doing your current job? playing poker Pets? disgust me I play a bit like.... maradonut Football heroes? Supermac KK Ginola Asprilla Football villains? Bellamy Best advice given? Dont join the Police or the Mob and pay your rent on time. Ideal partner? Kate Moss Ideal dinner date? f Kylie m Joe Strummer Ideal meal? Steak Can you cook? superbly Current wheels? Alpha Romeo Biggest influence? John Peel TV programmes? Twin Peaks Burger and chips or fish and chips? cheeseburger Chinese or indian? What do you order? peking duck/korai chicken Favourite tunes? ever Clash, Jesus and Mary Chain, Primal Scream, Johny Cash, currently Goldfrapp Abi Titmuss or Jodi Marsh? Titmuss George Clooney or Bradley Pitt? Pitt, esp if he brought Angelina along Favourite film? Apocalypse Now/Matrix If I won a million pounds.... buy a Winniebago and fuck off Age first drunk alcohol? First drink? watneys party 8 Ever suspended/expelled from school? swot Favourite insult? piss up a rope fuckstick Not a lot of people know that...... John Peel played my single Most you've ever spent on an item of clothes? £450 ltd edition Levis Leather jacket How many pairs of shoes do you own? 10 I'm obsessed with..... Poker and Kylie Minogue In 5 years time, I hope to be.... poker pro

Well in my book Faustino is a legend. Gun toting, porn star dating mad Columbian genius. Thats what its all about for me. The shirt on the corner flag is the most I have ever enjoyed myself at the match. I realise my book is the "Spongebob Almanac of accepting MEDIOCRITY and not demanding SUCCESS" but hey ho, watcha gonna do?

So I guess I am the only one who likes all three of Docherty Moss and Burchill then.