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Really funny replies to the Nigerian spammer.
I've only read the first scam entitled Albert Fred. Very long but well worth a read.
Did anyone else catch Heresay on radio 4?
Quite a good programme in which David Baddiel took the piss out of The Da Vinci Code; both for and against the book. He said he'd been on a website which basically said it was crap. I presume it was here. It's worth having a listen; you can hear...
Thats exactly it.
It's a bit like when I was about 16 and first started work someone gave me Master of the Game by Sydney Sheldon and I thought it was excellent; if you read The Da Vinci Code before you have read to much else you might think it's a masterpiece (forgive the pun). These type of...
He definately looked a bit suspect to me :confused:
Oh yeah, welcome to the forum RFK. You got more posts off in one night than I have in a year :rolleyes: . Pretty good going.
Just finished The Tin Drum by Gunther Grass.
Excellent read;plenty to think about and Oskar Matzerath is one(two) of those charachters you will never forget.
I considered it a "page turner" as it forced me into a couple of late nights.
I had heard a couple of chapters on one of radio fours' serialisations a few years ago and kind of got swept up in that although I never did hear the end.
I then bought the book for my wife which sat there unread...
On a lighter note; I think Tolstoy got it perfectly correct when describing the difficult chidbirth Levin had to endure. I read it with tears of laughter; maybe you have to have been there!
Oh yeah Maya what do you think of Rebbecca. It's definateley in my top ten.
Sorry, can't help with this book but I have read The Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick. Excellent book about the whalers from Nantucket. Very interesting and was the basis for Melville's Moby Dick. I will definately try the book you have mentioned.
Thanks.