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I'm currently going through a lucky phase, where I'm finding books I want to read as fast as I can read them. I go for long periods where I can't find anything I like to read, then sometimes I get lucky. I think my lucky phase is slowing down, could be that in April I'll have read only a couple...

That's appalling, not to mention extremely rude. No matter if you love them to death, I'd grab the book (or newspaper) back and say "then you can wait till I'm done with it". If they can't wait, suggest they go get the same book, even if they have to buy it. I wouldn't leave books or...

I'm confounded. The only "double" extensions I can think of is "double-team" and "double entendre". I need more coffee, or maybe someone else will get this one! :D

Giving it the old college try: 3. a love? 14. Never Say Never Again?

23-okay, I'll make a dumb guess-tiddlywinks?

If the mods have a problem with this thread, they'll do something about it. Moto, this smells like still more pot-stirring and it's getting really old. What are you doing, pushing the envelope so you get banned and then can go complain about TBF on another forum, or what??

sure gives credence to the theory that celebrities die in threes.

Moto, why should this thread bother you? did you even read any books in February? Or lately? I don't see you participating in any book discussions. Here are my February reads: Are You Afraid of the Dark?-Sidney Sheldon The Dark Lady-Sally Spencer The Golden Mile to Murder-Sally...

Good for you! :) Her choice of work experience will give her an idea of how much work small children are, I know that helping to take care of my sister's first baby during my school summer vacations made me realize that there's nothing romantic about taking care of a baby, so I didn't have any...

There's a difference of course, between volunteering and being required to do something. Are the kids allowed to choose where they'll work? If nothing else, it gives them a taste of the real world-not everyone bounces out of bed in the morning breathless with anticipation at going to work. The...

I didn't have to do work for school credit, but I did volunteer as a candy striper at a hospital, I worked in the X-ray department filing X-rays. It was interesting and I got to see (in a limited way) what goes on in a hospital without being a patient. I don't think "work experience" or...

Yay!

very funny, Shade. I'd think a games sub-forum would need little moderating. Unless some people start a fight over a trivia question. :rolleyes:

#13-apples are Biblical! If that's not it, umm...bread? goat? wheat? If it were me, I'd have chocolate. :p

#13-a chocolate bar-Mars Bar, Snickers? No Think way back, what kind of food was eaten centuries ago, millenia even? umm...apples? fish? brontosaurus? #9-*smacks forehead* Indian Ocean! Correct, well done. I should have gotten that right the first time, not enough coffee this morning...

#13-a chocolate bar-Mars Bar, Snickers? #9-*smacks forehead* Indian Ocean! #19-okay. let's try... javelin? #8...okay, give us a hint...is it something by Shakespeare?

The Man Who Fell to Earth-that's it, I bet! Do I get a half credit for the Ziggy Stardust?

don't tell me #8 is one of the Bronte books...:rolleyes: #9... umm...Antarctic Ocean? #13....something in a tube, probably. I'll be interested to see the answer. #19... a log? as for the rest, I'm clueless! :D

I couldn't find any threads discussing this author, so I'm asking if anyone reads her? I'm almost done with The Dearly Departed and it's so entertaining. I'll be starting Isabel's Bed next. I've read all her other works, I think.

I agree, it'll be fun to have a sub-forum like that. :)