Guinness n' Rollies 2: Off Topic Chat Thread

miamee

D'Agger wrote: »

I took over 6months to read The Old man and the Sea by Ernest Hemmingway....it's 100 pages long :pac:

Ah well at least I am on page 280+

ToxicPaddy

Necronos wrote: »

What ya order Dags?

I'm reading Michael Caines autobiography atm.

Thank you kind sir, I've now just found my next book.

Love autobiographies..

ToxicPaddy

KamiKazeKitten wrote: »

I hate you all getting to read fun things.
I'm reading about the theory behind scribbling...oh I shít yiz not.

The end is in sight missy, just hang on in there. Nearly there

awec

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D'Agger

KamiKazeKitten wrote: »

Ah, I've read those. Love 'em



Ya really don't wanna know...there's an endless amount of stages! But y'know prehistoric art - all those sun symbols and things you see, kids all over the world all go through the stage of drawing those in nearly the same way, which I thought was pretty cool tbh.

You're a teacher though, you're supposed to like the classics

Yeah....cool


:pac:

KamiKazeKitten

D'Agger wrote: »

You're a teacher though, you're supposed to like the classics

Yeah....cool


:pac:

I did tell you ya didn't wanna know.

Classics in primary teaching college are Farmer Duck, Under the Hawthorn Tree and a whole load of giant picture books...so pfft I say to you!

I just like books, always have. College has stopped me reading though

D'Agger

KamiKazeKitten wrote: »

Classics in primary teaching college are Farmer Duck, Under the Hawthorn Tree and a whole load of giant picture books...so pfft I say to you!

I just like books, always have. College has stopped me reading though

Flashbacks to Under the Hawthorn Tree! Those were the days

Don't forget Ann & Barry - outstanding reading

miamee

How long did it take you to get through Ann and Barry? :pac:

D'Agger

miamee wrote: »

How long did it take you to get through Ann and Barry? :pac:

Who said I finished it :pac:

KamiKazeKitten

D'Agger wrote: »

Flashbacks to Under the Hawthorn Tree! Those were the days

Don't forget Ann & Barry - outstanding reading

I think Ann & Barry was a bit before my time, but I'll take your word for it!

I LOVED 1984
Very much
Gatsby I read and thought it was ok but I suspect I may have to give it another go

Daisies

bluewolf wrote: »

I LOVED 1984
Very much
Gatsby I read and thought it was ok but I suspect I may have to give it another go

I really liked Gatsby. I'm going to put 1984 on my list after I finish the 5th book in the Song of Ice and Fire series. Loving my kindle at the moment!

D'Agger

KamiKazeKitten wrote: »

I think Ann & Barry was a bit before my time, but I'll take your word for it!

You've not lived, young one!

bluewolf wrote: »

I LOVED 1984
Very much
Gatsby I read and thought it was ok but I suspect I may have to give it another go

Job, I loved Animal Farm when I read it and meant to read more of his stuff but I'm shocking for reading....so trying to catch up now and read some good, recommended books.

Reading a book twice thought....lunacy!

D'Agger

D'Agger wrote: »

Reading a book twice thought....lunacy!

I've read my favourite books til the covers fell off
Why would you not!

miamee

bluewolf wrote: »

I've read my favourite books til the covers fell off
Why would you not!

Totally agree, if I love a book I will read it again and again. Maybe once a year or every two years. I loved one book so much though that I'm afraid to read it again in case it doesn't live up to what I remember

'The Shadow of the Wind' in case anyone is wondering...first read it 5 years ago.

D'Agger

bluewolf wrote: »

I've read my favourite books til the covers fell off
Why would you not!

Because there's no end to the possible other books you could be reading....I feel like there's a relationship simile to be found somewhere in this conversation :pac:

CastorTroy

Necronos wrote: »

What ya order Dags?

I'm reading Michael Caines autobiography atm.

That must be hard to do without having his voice in your head while reading?

I used to read loads, but then I started reading comics and playing my 3DS at times when I could be reading books. Though I'm currently about halfway through Dexter is Delicious.

Panthro

The next cnut that makes a snide remark regarding me being Irish I swear to fcuk I'll go for the little runt.

Jesus, I'm learning racism in this God forsaken spot.

Anywhos, roll on the weekend!

Liam McPoyle

Goddamn Irish,coming over here,terkin er jerbs eh.


:pac:

Panthro

I'm not your guy, buddy!
I'm not your buddy, friend!
I'm not your friend, guy!

Pack a benders.

Liam McPoyle

My brother is half way through his second 1 year stint in Vancouver and never got any negative comments.

Then again he is a very angry man so maybe that's part of the reason why..

Panthro

Yeah, perhaps I should have been a bit more like him.
When I first came here I just laughed off any BS aimed at me.
It's becoming very clear that I'm seen as the pushover now, I'll be leaving here in a few months, reckon I'll bow out in a blaze of glory, by effing a few of them from a height (My plan is to stand up on the roof and start shouting you see!):pac:

GalwayGuy2

I love reading books more than once. I always think I remember everything and then I get a shock when I'm surprised by something, or when I notice foreshadowing, or when I relive the awesomeness of a moment:)

CastorTroy

Panthro, is it true their heads come apart when talking? Due South taught me Canadians are all friendly.

Maybe just call them Uncle Fcukers

grames_bond

Calling all boardsies around town - we are in Cassidys if anyone fancies pints!!

ToxicPaddy

ahh ffs... now ya tell me and I'm in another bloody country :mad:

Have one for me ya lucky gits :P

Panthro

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

ahh ffs... now ya tell me and I'm in another bloody country :mad:

Have one for me ya lucky gits :P

Leitrim?...:pac:

KamiKazeKitten

Ah only seeing this now and was in town - if I hadn't been chatting up someone on the luas I'd have seen it and gone

Panthro

KamiKazeKitten wrote: »

Ah only seeing this now and was in town - if I hadn't been chatting up someone on the luas I'd have seen it and gone

Pleeeeeeayer!:pac:

KamiKazeKitten

Panthro wrote: »

Pleeeeeeayer!:pac:

Don't hate the player, hate the game!