DFW Daily Chat Thinking Thursday 7th May

redsquirrel80

Drinking and sleeping sounds good to me at the mo.

postingalwaysposting

Blackruby wrote: »

I have just noticed I have two of pretty much everything on my desk. Two mugs (one for coffee, one for water), two lighters, two half empty boxes of filters (one slim, one extra slim menthol) two boxes of painkillers (one ibuprofen, one co-codamol) how very strange.

Strange Ruby :rolleyes: I am just cleaning my desk and so far I have found 8p :j

Snaggles

Angels and Demons is my favourite one too - almost dreading seeing it after the truly terrible Da Vinci Code adaptation.

Put me down for a Lost Symbol too Bookie.

(Land_of)_Maz

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Strange Ruby :rolleyes: I am just cleaning my desk and so far I have found 8p :j

i don't think much of your hourly rate miss pap!

bookseller1980

Snaggles wrote: »

Angels and Demons is my favourite one too - almost dreading seeing it after the truly terrible Da Vinci Code adaptation.

Put me down for a Lost Symbol too Bookie.

It's a constant subject of debate which book is the better. I allows prefer the code but I managed to read it in 1 sitting on the plane to the States. Books are always better when not read half an hour at a time!
My ex business partner always said Angels was far better.

bookseller1980

I keep meaning to look at mail order and website options but never quite get organised.

Snaggles

bookseller1980 wrote: »

It's a constant subject of debate which book is the better. I allows prefer the code but I managed to read it in 1 sitting on the plane to the States. Books are always better when not read half an hour at a time!
My ex business partner always said Angels was far better.

It's a close run thing really, I really enjoyed both. I read DVC in one sitting too, on holiday. I couldn't put it down!

(Land_of)_Maz

i loved the da vinci code... i remember texting my best friend and saying "for the record this is an apple" Hw was like "what??" i said just remember i told you so..... 40 pages later Langdon says "apple"

I felt so clever that day!

bookseller1980

Snaggles wrote: »

It's a close run thing really, I really enjoyed both. I read DVC in one sitting too, on holiday. I couldn't put it down!

It was quite frustrating on the plane. I usually like to people watch but I started it in Birmingham airport and was hooked.
Odd really. A rep gave it to me and I didn't really fancy it - nearly bought something else at the airport. It never made it home - my friend's hubby nabbed it.

sammy115

bookseller1980 wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I think it will take me about an hour to get there Sammy. What time suits you?
I need an address though.:D

would help really wouldn't it...well I know you are an early bird - I will be up from five onwards.....so anytime to suit...the earlier the better cos I have to catch a train to Liverpool about ten to three.....ish

I will make you lunch....address tofollow by email