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Username Silliness (Part 3)
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An Thropologist
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by planets:
“hmmmmm well not exactly Jane AUsten (is anyone?) but CJ Sansom is a very easy, pleasurable read. His PHd in History is from Birmingham. Historical novels set during Henry VIII there are six in the series and the first is Dissolution....ideal for kindles as they are brick size in physical form!!!”

Ah now that might be the very thing. Cadfeal was holiday reading for me at one time- until I finshed them all. These damned authors are too slow.

Thanks.

I have an Edward Rutherford that I have been saving. That one is a brick too. But I will read it in hard copy format.

Pity there wasn't a parlimentary debate from that petition. The Hansard would have provided hours of amusement
planets
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“Ah now that might be the very thing. Cadfeal was holiday reading for me at one time- until I finshed them all. These damned authors are too slow.

Thanks.

I have an Edward Rutherford that I have been saving. That one is a brick too. But I will read it in hard copy format.

Pity there wasn't a parlimentary debate from that petition. The Hansard would have provided hours of amusement”


My favourite book of all time is The Rebel Angels by Robertson Davies which may be available as the first part of The COrnish Trilogy. Set in a Canadian University it is a total delight. I can also recommend highly the Deptford Trilogy by the same author (well anything by him really!) but The Rebel Angels is a fabulous book. When i am home i read all his work every year!
An Thropologist
19-11-2015
I will check those out too than Thank you. I need about 200 pages a day I find. That was the problem with Cadfeal. One book lasted two days at best. Rutherford is good because his books are 1200 pages long. You really should give one a go. I do think you would like his books. I would recommend London as your starting place. Sarum was the first I read and I loved it. But I find the better I know the place it is set, the better I have enjoyed the book. I think you know London well.
planets
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“I will check those out too than Thank you. I need about 200 pages a day I find. That was the problem with Cadfeal. One book lasted two days at best. Rutherford is good because his books are 1200 pages long. You really should give one a go. I do think you would like his books. I would recommend London as your starting place. Sarum was the first I read and I loved it. But I find the better I know the place it is set, the better I have enjoyed the book. I think you know London well.”

The Sansom books are all about 1000 pages i think. They are interesting and easily drop inable if you know what i mean.
For sheer joy you have to read Rebel Angels at some point
I'm sure FInk would recommend Wodehouse to you! Maybe there is a collected works of Wodehouse if you're looking for something a little lighter and more comedic?

Off for some Viking before sleep night x
An Thropologist
19-11-2015
Hight P. Night all
chinchin
19-11-2015
meh..
twassington
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by chinchin:
“meh..”

THey may have fixed DS by the time the Sillies wake up chins. They need to sellotape the hamster back on the wheel *rolleyes*
tk096
19-11-2015
Ooh its quiet in here, thanks planets for the coffee this am! Sneaked in very early and was busy all day, no home baked goodies to offer

Weather lovely today, so took advantage and did a lot of tidying up outside and in the sheds.
Dangermoose
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by tk096:
“Ooh its quiet in here, thanks planets for the coffee this am! Sneaked in very early and was busy all day, no home baked goodies to offer

Weather lovely today, so took advantage and did a lot of tidying up outside and in the sheds.”

It's as well muggins here has been busy cakey baking then isn't it.
*Leaves plate of butterfly cakes*
twassington
19-11-2015
I'll swap you a butterfly for a chunk of sticky ginger! *leaves plate of sticky ginger cakes*
Dangermoose
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by twassington:
“I'll swap you a butterfly for a chunk of sticky ginger! *leaves plate of sticky ginger cakes*”

Hang on ..... why is it sticky?
twassington
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by Dangermoose:
“Hang on ..... why is it sticky? ”

THere's lots of treacle in it.....what did you think was in it
chinchin
19-11-2015
*Nicks all cakes for self*
tk096
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by chinchin:
“*Nicks all cakes for self* ”

Turns off electric fence, peels chins off and boots out, turns electric fence back on.

Feet up, cuppa x
twassington
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by tk096:
“Turns off electric fence, peels chins off and boots out, turns electric fence back on.

Feet up, cuppa x”

Oh well fried, tk!!
tk096
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by twassington:
“Oh well fried, tk!! ”

Oh I'm quiet. But licensed. x
An Thropologist
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by tk096:
“Oh I'm quiet. But licensed. x”

Do you have a cattle prod? We could use it in here.
tk096
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“Do you have a cattle prod? We could use it in here.”

Nooooh! Not nice. At least, not on cattle.
An Thropologist
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by tk096:
“Nooooh! Not nice. At least, not on cattle.”

I wasn't going to use it on cattle. Cows are nice and usually well behaved.
tk096
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“I wasn't going to use it on cattle. Cows are nice and usually well behaved.”

Well then knock yourself out on my electric fence and farmers special shotgun

Eta knock yourself out doesn't sound very friendly! Meànt nicely
tk096
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by Dangermoose:
“It's as well muggins here has been busy cakey baking then isn't it.
*Leaves plate of butterfly cakes* ”

Oh one butterfly cake, yum thanks. Nite x
An Thropologist
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by tk096:
“Well then knock yourself out on my electric fence and farmers special shotgun

Eta knock yourself out doesn't sound very friendly! Meànt nicely ”

If Ann Summers made electric fences......
tk096
19-11-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“If Ann Summers made electric fences......”

twassington
20-11-2015
You can imagine all the Ann Summers shops having a secret cellar for the KINKY SECTION where electric fences and.............................all the other kinky stuff [of which I know nuffing] ............... would be kept
cazziekay
20-11-2015
Originally Posted by twassington:
“You can imagine all the Ann Summers shops having a secret cellar for the KINKY SECTION where electric fences and.............................all the other kinky stuff [of which I know nuffing] ............... would be kept ”

Isn't that where all the politicians go in their lunchbreak after they've had their fill at the multitude of subsidised bars of course. Or was that just in the days of LV's.

Ahh a butterfly cake for me please.
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