
I could never get interested in the books, no matter how hard I tried. They just bored me.
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Thu 10 Apr 2008, 22:20,
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though reading them probs gave me the most reading LOLs of any set of books. Reading LOLs are best enjoyed on, say, the tube, i find ;o)
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Thu 10 Apr 2008, 22:26,
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:)
*well, Newcastle's the nearest city.
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Thu 10 Apr 2008, 22:27,
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*well, Newcastle's the nearest city.

we had some guys from sellafield doing contract work in the lab at work, they spoke unusually. Bit geordie, but very much different
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Thu 10 Apr 2008, 22:31,
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Adams pisses all over tossbags like Pratchett.
Probably cause he didn't churn out a lot of formulaic crap.. did you like the Dirk Gently books?

that was odd, not surprisingly. Helped to quench the need for more hitchikers in a roundabout way. I think it's about time I read the 'guide in its 5 parts and those ones again. Think I read them at too young an age to appreciate them
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Thu 10 Apr 2008, 22:51,
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my only complaint about the first one is it's a little too OMG MACINTOSH COMPUTERS, but the story is very clever, and genuinely creepy in places.
Maybe I've re-read it too often late at night