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I've just heard on the news that a free vote in our parliament has voted to ban smoking in all bars and clubs in the UK. About time, great news; no more stinking clothes when I get back after a few pints on a Friday night. Well, next year anyway:) Really don't care what anyone thinks...

his own backside because.....

Oh come on, it's by Van Morrison.

Oh yeah, I'd forgotten all about it.Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.........give me a minute. Get the artist's first name from the title of one of the books from Roddy Doyle's; The Barrytown trilogy.

Steffee, I was in Waterstones yesterday and there are some pretty good titles in their 3for2 range. It may be worth a look and would make you £30 go a bit further.

I'm not sure where you should look but I do think you should work on your spelling and try using some punctuation before you start writing for a newspaper.

Head down and get reading;)

Just listened to an interview with Kurt Vonnegut on radio four. Very interesting old man I've never read any of his work but some of you may want to listen. Just use the listen again link on the radio four site. The show was Front Row. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/frontrow/

I completely agree with all your points about Rebecca. I bought it for my wife as a Christmas present and she never picked it up so I thought I'd have a look; I didn't regret it.

Yes, they really did deserve to win today, at times looking like a totally different side to what we're used to. Found myself cheering them on as if it were England; something which few Scotsman would find it possible to do in my experinence;) :)

You've just reminded me of the fluero flexi discs. They were fine unlil they got a crease in them.

Here goes: You can’t stop us on the road to freedom You can’t stop us ’cause our eyes can see Men with insight, men in granite Knights in armor intent on chivalry :cool:

Is it my go yet?:D

Hand in Glove- Smiths :cool:

Oh come on; give her a chance. It's honestly not like that all the way through;) I would say, though, that there are plenty of other classics out there you would probably enjoy more. I read this when I was about seventeen and again a few months ago. I got much more out of it hte second...

I'm reading it right now; about 250 pages in. I've used the dictionary a couple of times but like an earlier poster has said, try not to get bogged down with all the detail some of which could be checked out via Google. I'm really enjoying it and like others have said it blows Dan Browns, thrown...

Sorry, thought you said 'doorstep'

Too high for that:)

Can't imagine trying to read Ulysses at 8-12 years old can you? Mind you can't bring myself to start it at age 40......yet!

Thanks I feel much better now;) I will say though; I've found choosing which book to read next much easier since I've been around here:D