Toilet libraries...

[Speicher]

I'm surprise that no one has Shakespeare's 'Richard the Turd'

Particularly as it is on a Bogof offer on paperbacks at W H Smiths this week.

 

[vernon]

Particularly as it is on a Bogof offer on paperbacks at W H Smiths this week.

Why would anyone want two copies of it?

 

[Paladin - York]

Wind in the Willows & an official copy of the Shetland Bog Map.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Why would anyone want two copies of it?

One to wipe and one to shine!

 

[Speicher]

 

[Speicher]

A Bography on Bogart

 

[Paladin - York]

Are they a man only phenomenon?

What's in yours?

What makes a good read?

I currently have 'Elephants on Acid' and a damned good read it is too. Back up is provided by maps covering Budapest to Constanta on Eurovelo Six and November's Gauge O Guild Magazine.

Vernon

Apologies for being somewhat tardy on this post but your "I'm off the scales" post last night inspired me (?) to put forward some recommended reading for your favourite loo.

"The Pie That Came in from the Cold" by John le Carre.
"The Pie that Loved Me" by Ian Fleming.
"Reach for the Pie", by Paul Brickhill.
"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Pie" by John le Carre.

and

Richard Moore's book about the TDF - "Pie's the Limit"

 

[ColinJ]

Who's got constipation then?

Everybody who is in there long enough to even open a book, let alone start to read it?