i am reading "ska'd for life " by horace panter. it is about The Specials - the pics are great.

Before, inevitably, anyone else says it, I'm reading the Hard-Fi messageboard.



Seriously though, I'm reading Roald Dahl's Tales Of The Unexpected.

you are so funny , you are prabably remember them being on telly , they were well weird .

A book called Violets Are Blue by James Patterson.

Pharmacology 5th edition; Rang et al. (2005)

followed by the chapter on head injury management in Neurology and Neurosurgery illustrated; Lindsay and Bone. (2004).

This and this. Am also re-reading Martina Cole's The Graft for the millionth time. I have to have several books on the go

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Originally posted by ruth:
you are so funny , you are prabably remember them being on telly , they were well weird .

I remember them very well, and wish they would be repeated.

Do you remember "The Landlady"? It was about a lady who filled her guest house full of taxidermy. That was filmed in the street where I live in Bath!

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Originally posted by ruth:
i am reading "ska'd for life " by horace panter. it is about The Specials - the pics are great.

I think my picture is in that book I have'nt read a 'proper' book since about 1991, since having kids my attention span lasts about 5 seconds. Only books with picture's do it for me nowadays

I have the same problem as little sue-fi but am attempting to read 24hour party people by Tony Wilson.

william - i vaguely rememeber that one, one with bees seems to stick in my mind.....where the girl meets a weird man on th ebus ..i am sure they were repeated on itv3 or something recently ...

The episode with the bees was called Royal Jelly, and the one with the strange man on the bus was The Flypaper.

Well worth a read if you ask me!

is there nothing you dont know william ?? the flypaper one freaked me out for years .....

The textbook of children's and young people's nursing and for bedtime reading paediatric anaesthesia and critical care.

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Originally posted by weegie-fi:
The textbook of children's and young people's nursing and for bedtime reading paediatric anaesthesia and critical care.

The paediatric anaesthesia specialist did it.


Oh shit, sorry!!!

Maybe when these exams are out the way i can get back to reading diaries of a geisha!