Tea? (Part 2)

[coffeejo]

Penguins do have knees, wocky: you just can't see them under the feathers.

 

[Lullabelle]

Not read those, am currently on book 7 (of 7) of The Dark Tower, trouble is I started it about 3 months ago and have only read a few chapters, CC keeps getting in the way

I was looking at the list of all the books he has written and I have read less than a quarter. Don't get much time to read these days it is just that we have a holiday coming up and a couple of very long flights. TVC has booked an all day diving trip so I will need something to keep me entertained.

 

[coffeejo]

I either love or hate Stephen King's books. Sadly, I've not enjoyed anything he's written since The Green Mile in 1996.

 

[Lullabelle]

Went into W H Smith today as I wanted to buy a book and I had looked on the website and it says it is £8.96 so I thought I would pop in and if it wasnt in stock then I could order it, so in I went and asked for the book which wasnt in stock. So I asked if I could order it and she said yes you can that will be £12.99 .................. but its only £8.96 on the website say I ................. well its £12.99 in store she says ................. WTF.

Almost the exact same thing happened in waterstones

We went into our 'local' branch of Waterstones yesterday, it was dark and so cold, freezing, we quickly went back outside to get warm! The humour dept was a couple of shelves with books shoved on them in no order what so ever. That is why we buy from Amazon (yes i know they have been rapped for selling dodgy stuff)

 

[Lullabelle]

I either love or hate Stephen King's books. Sadly, I've not enjoyed anything he's written since The Green Mile in 1996.

He is an acquired taste. Have you tried Cell? brilliant

 

[Lullabelle]

Now you are talking

Sounds great and I bet it'll be warmer than Stoney Cove

Just a bit

 

[Lullabelle]

Anyone for cake?

phobic...

 

[coffeejo]

He is an acquired taste. Have you tried Cell? brilliant

The plot sounds vaguely familiar, I think I did.

My favourites, most of which I've re-read so many times that they're falling to pieces, are IT, The Stand, Insomnia, The Dead Zone, The Talisman, Christine and Misery. I really must get round to tackling The Dark Tower series.

 

[NotthatJasonKenny]

I found Cell dull but I have read The Talisman many times, amazing book!

 

[potsy]

The plot sounds vaguely familiar, I think I did.

My favourites, most of which I've re-read so many times that they're falling to pieces, are IT, The Stand, Insomnia, The Dead Zone, The Talisman, Christine and Misery. I really must get round to tackling The Dark Tower series.

The Talisman and The Stand are my favourites, I really wouldn't bother with The Dark Tower unless you are particularly wish I'd not bothered but once I've started a series I like to finish it

 

[TVC]

Now you are talking

Sounds great and I bet it'll be warmer than Stoney Cove

Yep, I'm off to bother the reefs at Koh Tao. Taking my shortie, no 100tog onesie required there.

 

[Night Train]

I've just made a , but I had to use the sewing machine to sew up a split tea bag first.

I hope it will: a) hold and b) the thread does not affect the taste.

Edit: Seems ok so far...

 

[potsy]

I've just made a , but I had to use the sewing machine to sew up a split tea bag first.

I hope it will: a) hold and b) the thread does not affect the taste.

Edit: Seems ok so far...

 

[Speicher]

I am sure I have mentionned before, Night Train, that I could procure some tea bag fabric. I could send it to you, and you could make your own teabags.

 

[Arch]

I've just made a , but I had to use the sewing machine to sew up a split tea bag first.

I hope it will: a) hold and b) the thread does not affect the taste.

Edit: Seems ok so far...

Oh you didn't!

You did...



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