doggie said...

Scotty88 said...

doggie said...

Scotty88 said...

I've been browsing thru the Mrs book of '50 Shades of Grey'. Not reading just picking up key words like anal fisting,etc.

Any pics

Sadly, no.
Refer to RT or PH for that.

Mags are old hat now, give me redtube or youjizz

Oh please. Mags are so 90's. What do you think RT stands for ?

cormac mccarthy - Blood Meridian will 100 percent blow your hair back

"Dont tell mum I work on the rigs- she thinks I'm a piano player in a whorehouse"

and

"This is not a drill"
both by Paul Carter, West Aussie bloke in the oil industry.
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"I'll go home then; its warm and has chairs"

"The internet is a playground"

both by David Thorne.

Check out mathew Reilly if you want action adventure. The scarecrow novels are great as are the seven ancient wonders, the six sacred stones and the five greatest warriors trilogy.

Mr Nice
Marching powder
Killing Pablo
The damage done
All true stories and all worth reading

crustysailor said...

oh come on, 13 posts and no one mentioned 50 shades.

Sure to be a future classic.....

I got through the first 2/3 of book one, and went back to reading the outboard manual.

Last week a girl I know sent me the 50 shades trilogy, along with a message that she wants to help me act out a fourth book and she would like to play the part Miss Steele.
So, I'm perhaps a little more interested in the text than I would otherwise be...

sn said...

"Dont tell mum I work on the rigs- she thinks I'm a piano player in a whorehouse"

and

"This is not a drill"
both by Paul Carter, West Aussie bloke in the oil industry.
-------------

"I'll go home then; its warm and has chairs"

"The internet is a playground"

both by David Thorne.

David Thorne - funny guy

Talking about 50 Shades of Grey

There are some good novels from many authors, as a filler and never having read a Dickens novel before, I pulled 'Great Expectations' out of our bookshelf thinking it was going to be a laborious exercise but from page one I couldn't put the thing down.

I've heard Playboy is a good read but every time a pick up a copy I only seem to get the editions with pictures only.

Billy Thorpe wrote a book called "Sex and Thugs and Rock and Roll". Great read.

Anything by Ken Follett (prefer the historical books over the thrillers)
Game of Thrones -George R. R. Martin
The Hunger Games -Suzanne Collins
The Kite Runner -Khaled Hosseini
A thousand splendid Suns - Khaled Hosseini
Anything by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt

I would recommend 50 Shades to all my girl friends

Robert g Barrets trilogy ,mud crab boogie ,wind and the monkey .Set on the east coast of aussie fictional character Les norton all time boof head gets up to all sorts .Any of the books about 20 of em www.robertgbarrett.com.au/

I find it hard to ignore any books by Tom Clancy in the Jack Ryan series and will usually read them in a couple of days.

For something different I just finished Animal Farm by George Orwell, next I might tackle 1984...

Also halfway through Catch-22 by Joseph Hellier, if not for it being quite a heavy read I'd have finished it 12 months ago, but I'll persist and get there in the end, fascinating use of language and characters.

On the bookshelf ready to go is QF32 by the captain on the QANTAS A380 that nearly fell out of the sky, looks like a ripper, next to that waiting to be read are Mawson by Peter Fitzsimons, Helmet For My Pillow by Bob Leckie, With the Old Breed by E.B. Sledge and Ghost Wave by Chris Dixon.

Chris6791 said...



On the bookshelf ready to go is QF32 by the captain on the QANTAS A380 that nearly fell out of the sky, looks like a ripper, next to that waiting to be read are Mawson by Peter Fitzsimons, Helmet For My Pillow by Bob Leckie, With the Old Breed by E.B. Sledge and Ghost Wave by Chris Dixon.

I picked up QF32 late one night last week. It was about 11:00pm and I thought I'd read a chapter before going to sleep... 300 odd Pages and more than 4 hours later I put it down. First few chapters are a bit slow but after that it's a totally captivating and incredible story. Well worth considering.