Number23 said:

No worries, we'll kill him.

minneapolisgenius said:

I'd die for Piper. If it was me or Piper that never existed, i'd choose me everytime.

minneapolisgenius said:

You were that teenager once.

Number23 said:

Excellent choice sir.

Cloudbuster said:

You always chicken out.

Cloudbuster said:

Ah the good old days.

Number23 said:

No, mate. I "chicken in", I really do.

Cloudbuster said:

That's beyond me. You talking about airport security now?

Number23 said:

I hear you. 7:00am it is.

Cloudbuster said:

minneapolisgenius said:

minneapolisgenius said:

Wtf?

I am reading a few books at the moment, but reading a good novel called
Naoko - by Keigo Higashino



Its unusual; a Japanese factory worker finds both his wife and daughter have been involved in a horrific crash, his wife dies, but his daughter lives. However when his daughter wakes up from her coma, he finds his wifes spirit still alive in his daughters body, and his daughter knows things only his wife would have known..



Riveting read really...

minneapolisgenius said:

How the fuck did I miss this? That book is so mine!

La Sombra del Viento by Zafón - in its original Spanish form.

Spookymuffin said:

U prolly should B able then to learn Portuguese too , travel 2 Brasil after that ... find , chitchat & what follows after that with a hott latina chica .

a biography of rowan atkinson, the man famous for mr. bean and black adder

cborgman said:

Can I borrow that when you're done?

Pleasant Hell, by John Dolan.

Brillian brilliant book.

I think he's also the genius behind the War Nerd.

purplerein said:

if you are serious, orgnote me your address. i often mail orgers books when i am done with them.

'Dead Souls' by Gogol. It's dull.
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